[00:01] thousands of people go from complete beginners to consistently profitable. So obviously I know what works and I know it's just noise. In this video I'm breaking down the easiest way to start day trading step by step exactly how I
[00:15] would do it with no fancy setup and with just a few hundred bucks to start. So by the end of this video you'll know my exact steps, what strategy I would use, and how I'd grow my account this smart way without risking all of my own money.
[00:28] So, let's get into it. Before we get into this, I want to get into my why and my how this even happened. So, rewind back to 2017. I was a broke teenager money. And I stumbled upon cryptocurrency and me watching a bunch
[00:43] shifted my entire YouTube algorithm from like video games and workout stuff to now a bunch of old people like showing me how to trade. I ended up finding this was a video that was titled like how to make $200 in one day or some something
[00:58] like that. And I watched it and I got sucked in. Like I literally watched and then obviously that made a whole bunch of other trading videos pop up on my YouTube. So I was watching those as well and I just got sucked into trading.
[01:12] bought every course that I could find. I studied for an extremely crazy amount of time and then I opened up my first demo account and honestly I did amazing. I might have had what you call beginner's luck because I was I think I had loaded
[01:27] up like a $100,000 demo account and I ended up making like $300,000 on it. wasn't I was still not sure how to have proper risk management and things like lucky. But that went to my head. So, I ended up loading up my first live
[01:42] account and I loaded up with $20,000 because I was doing YouTube back then. So, I had a decent amount of money and that was a huge problem. But I loaded up my first live account with about $20,000 and end up blowing that. And then
[01:54] another 15,000 blew it. Another 10,000 blew it. Another 15,000 blew it. And before I knew it, I was down 60K within a matter of a couple weeks. Now, I know best thing that could have happened because me personally, I'm too stubborn
[02:08] to let the markets keep my money. So instead of quitting and giving up, I was like, I really need to focus up here and actually learn the skill versus chasing money. Cuz me chasing money is obviously not working. So I completely locked in
[02:21] with trading. I went and just mastered one strategy. And I just kept trading that same strategy over and over and over and over again until it got extremely boring. And that's honestly what got me to the point that I'm at
[02:34] now. Because fast forward eight years later with that same system that I was trading, I've now been able to make multiple seven figures from trading. And if you think about it, it really all started from one YouTube video. But
[02:46] probably the start of your story. And I'm extremely excited to be able to be let's get into the exact steps that I would personally take right now if I was a complete beginner trying to get to the same level of profitability that I'm at
[03:00] trading? If this is your first time ever hearing of day trading, I'm going to break it down very simple for you. So, day trading is simply getting in and out of specific stocks or cryptos or whatever it is in a short amount of
[03:13] or your your dad or grandparents talk about buy stocks and hold on to it and when you become 8,000 years old, you'll be rich. Day trading is not like that. We're not buying stocks and or cryptos or any of these things and holding it
[03:28] for years or weeks or months or even days at a time. We're getting in and out minute, it could be 5 minutes, 10 minutes, an hour, two hours, but most of the time as day traders, we're not holding trades longer than one day. What
[03:41] don't need a bunch of money to get started. It allows us to be able to take multiple trades throughout the day. That would allow us to compound and make even more control of the trades that we're taking versus just buying a stock
[03:55] randomly and holding it for the rest of our life hoping that it goes up or Now, in day trading, there's multiple different markets that you can trade. You can trade the stock market, you can trade options, you can trade futures,
[04:08] mostly inside this video. You can trade crypto. You can trade forex. But that I go over in this video can be But this is specifically for futures
[04:22] would start with if I was a complete beginner. So now that you have a good actually is, let's hop into the juicy part. Let's hop into, okay, what do we platforms, websites, and how do we actually make money with this thing?
[04:35] Let's go on to the charts. All right, so here we are. Most people think you need like a crazy fast computer or 30 million screens and monitors and all that stuff to be a day trader. You don't. It's actually very simple. You really only
[04:47] need two websites. First one is trade of evate and the second one is trading view. Now the difference between these two is trading view is where we go on to just using trading view to plan when we're going to enter a trade, when we're
[05:00] that we even want to take and things like that. And then on trade of eight, the trade. That's where we're actually pressing buy or pressing sell. This is what holds your money and where you're able to withdraw the profits off of. So
[05:15] simple trading view. We're planning out our trades. Trade of eight, those trades that we planned out on Trading View, we're executing them on Trade of Eate. you need. You don't need 30 million mod monitors. You don't need a freaking
[05:28] supercomput. As long as you have Wi-Fi and a computer that does not lag into oblivion, you will be fine. So, the first step is to come onto Trade of to Trading View and also open an account. Very, very simple. You've
[05:41] websites. All right. So once you have an account here on Trading View, you're just going to press super charts. We're going to dive into exactly how to actually use this because it's a lot of things that are going on. But first,
[05:53] left corner. We can choose what chart we want to look at. Basically, letting us choose whatever uh stock or crypto or item we want to see the price of. Here we'll just use, for example, gold. So I'll type in MGC, right? Let me remove
[06:07] all these. Um, so you'll see on your charts these called candlesticks. We're going to dive into exactly what these mean because I this all look like freaking Japanese to me. I promise you, super super simple
[06:23] guys in a very simple way. But I just want to show you guys kind of all the things that you have here on Trading View itself. So here on the left side is really just a tool a toolbar. You're able to draw lines. You're able to hit
[06:35] this drop down and draw other things on there. It's really just as I mentioned, Trading View, we're using these charts to plan out our trades, plan out when we're going to execute our trades on Trade of Eate. So, Trading View gives
[06:48] you all the tools to be able to do that. You can draw your charts. You can draw basically just allow for you to, like I say, plan out your trade. That's what all these tools are over here. At the top left corner, you'll see basically
[07:01] the symbol that you're looking at. So, here we're on MGC, which is basically you can see right now, the price of gold is $4,267 is $4,267 in one cent or in 10 cent, sorry. Um, so
[07:15] If I typed in another symbol, we could have typed in Tesla. We could have typed really anything and that would show right here. Then over here, you're going little bit different for you. Um, but these are basically when you see 1 M,
[07:30] that means we're on the 1 minute chart. If you see 5 M, we're on the 5m minute chart. 15 M 15-minut chart. So on and so on and so on. When you see one H, that means we're on the 1 hour time uh 1 hour chart or 1 hour time frame. You see 4 H,
[07:43] frame. So on and so on. Now when you see the letter D here, that simply means that we're on the 1 day chart or the daily chart. And we're going to get into mean in a second. I just want to run through kind of the rest of these
[07:55] candles. You can hit this drop down and we can switch from a candlestick chart to a line chart. We can switch to a columns chart. We can switch to footprint chart. We can switch to a bunch of different things, but the main
[08:09] candles. That's what majority of people end up using. We are going to show you another type of candlestick chart. I'm saying we I'm going to show you another hyenashi candlesticks a little bit later on in this video and why I personally
[08:22] great for beginners. But for right now, let's talk about regular candles cuz we need to understand that first before we can understand hyenashi. Now, after that, you'll see indicators. indicators simply give us help as far as to see
[08:35] specific things on the chart a different way. There are literally thousands and We'll go over that in a second. I don't want you guys to get confused or even get reliant on using indicators, thinking that indicators are like a
[08:50] super super easy to to just make money using indicators. That's not how it depending on which ones you use. And we'll get into the indicators that I this video. Um, then you have alerts, you have replay and things like that.
[09:06] you always trade specific things, like most of the time I'm trading NQ, which is the NAS 100, or I'm trading ES, which is the S&P 500, or I'm trading YM, which
[09:18] is the Dow Jones US30. Uh, that's mainly the three that I personally trade or day it on my watch list here. So, it's simple for me to click through each of these and um actually go onto them and and look at the charts for them. But
[09:31] that's basically all you need to know as far as the functionality of Trading View itself. Now, let's hop into the the real stuff that actually kind of matters is these candlesticks. So, as you see here, they're all different shapes and sizes.
[09:44] me turn this into a arrow. You'll see these long skinny parts. You'll see um parts on the top and the bottom. They're all different colors, shapes, and sizes. What the heck do these mean? So, these are called candlesticks. When you see
[09:59] the skinny lines, that is the wick of a candlestick. Same on the top and bottom, Now, the thicker part, if we're using this candlestick, for example, the thicker part is called the body of the candlestick. Now, the reason why this is
[10:14] telling us, because you have to realize each candlestick is just telling us a story. It's just telling us where price has been throughout the candlestick where price started at and where price ended at. So I told you guys before time
[10:27] frames these when we're on specific time frames each of these candlestick represents what happened in that amount of time. So because we're on the 4hour represents what price has done throughout a 4hour period. So I want you
[10:42] down here when I'm hovering over a candlestick. You see it says Monday 13th, which is uh Monday, October 13th, 2025, and it's 1,700, which basically is
[10:54] 5:00 p. p.m., right? Then if I drag my uh mouse over to the next candlestick, you're going to see that it's the same date, but now it's 2100, which is basically what? 9:00. So, because each candlestick represents
[11:08] 4hour increments, every time this candlestick closes, another 4-hour one starts. Then after four hours goals, this candlestick starts. After four starts. And so on. Now, it doesn't matter what what time frame you're on.
[11:22] it would be the same exact thing, except represent what happened during a period of 1 hour. So, if we look on this candlestick, it says 20. Look at this one. 21 22 23:00.
[11:36] Um, yeah. So, this is 5:00 a.m. 6 a.m. 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. screen here when you're hovering over it. Um, that's because we're on the hourly time frame. But, as I mentioned, each of these candlesticks is simply
[11:50] just telling us a story of what price has done during that time frame. Now, what is that story and how do we basically tell the difference of what what it's trying to tell us? So, let's actually go over this illustration that
[12:05] candlesticks down for you guys in a very, very simple way and to make sure you guys understand it. Then, we'll come back on actual candlesticks and see it break down candlesticks. As I mentioned, green candlesticks are bullish
[12:17] candlesticks, meaning that price went up during that time period. Now, we're on the 1 hour time frame. So, let's for this example just assume each of these candlesticks is representing 1 hour since we're on the 1 hour time frame.
[12:29] candlestick, the 10:00 a.m. candlestick, 11:00 a.m. candlestick right here. Now, you guys it's bullish. So, that means from the beginning of 9:00 a.m., price
[12:41] ended up closing higher than it started at. So, you see here, I wrote down high, close, open, and the low. So, the wicks tell us where price has been all throughout that time. So during 9:00 a.m. price could have been here. Could
[12:57] a.m. price could have been here. Could have been here, here, here, up here, up wick is the highest where price has been during that time period, which for this example is 9:00 a.m. And then the lowest part of the wick is where price has been
[13:11] throughout this candlestick, which is uh this 9 9:00 a.m. candlestick, which is obviously down here. Now, the bodies, which is the thicker part of the candlestick, for green candlesticks or bullish candlesticks, the bottom of the
[13:26] body is where price started at. So, right at 9:00 a.m., the bottom of this body, that's where it opened at. As you see, I have open right here. So, that means the open price opened at this point right here. And then at the end of
[13:40] point right here. And then at the end of the 9:00 candlestick, meaning 9:00, 959, and 59 seconds, right? that complete end of it before the new 10 o'clock candlestick starts. This is where price ended at. That's the top of the body of
[13:53] the candlestick. But as I mentioned, the wick shows us exactly where price has been all throughout that time period. Because just because at 9:00, price started here and at 10:00 price ended right here. Price could have been right
[14:06] here at 10:30. Could have been right here at 10:05, 10:13, 10:12. Could have And the wicks is showing us exactly where price has been throughout that period as I mentioned. Now, as you see here on red candlesticks, red
[14:21] candlesticks are bearish candlesticks. Meaning that when price started or when that candlestick started, so remember this is the 10 a.m. candlestick, price this is the 10 a.m. candlestick, price started up here and price ended, meaning
[14:34] ended below where it started at. So that's why the candlestick is red. And candlestick because right at 10:00 a.m. it started up here. As you remember, nine o'clock candlestick ended up here,
[14:48] that would mean the 10:00 candlestick also starts up here. Now during that period, prices went all the way up here. Price was all the way down here as well. But price ended up ending right here at the bottom of a bearish candlestick. So
[15:02] it's flipped with bullish candlesticks or green candlesticks. The bottom of the body is where price started at. The top is where price ended at. With bearish candlesticks or red candlesticks, the top of the body is where price started
[15:15] price ended at. The wicks mean the same exact thing. But as you see on the candlestick after that, so at 10:00 a.m. the candlestick closed down here. It ended down here. Then the 11:00 candlestick started and it started here
[15:28] and it ended up here. And all throughout that period, it has um been up here. Here, here. been all throughout this candlestick. This the highest point it went during 11:00 a.m. and the lowest point it went. This is the start and the
[15:42] end of that candlestick. So that's honestly all the candlesticks are charts, you can see all these different examples. We see um let's say right candlestick. If you look on the bottom of my screen, this is the 8:00
[15:56] candlestick, meaning price started here. Price ended up here. price had went up here at one point during 8:00 and it was down here at one point during 8:00 as well. Then the next candlestick started the 9:00 candlestick, it started right
[16:09] way up here at one point. It was down here at this point. But going along this whole path, as you can see, it's all telling a story. This candlestick, price started up here and it ended down here. It was up here at one point. It was also
[16:23] down here at one point. So all these candlesticks are simply just telling us what price has done or showing us exactly what price has done throughout a exactly what price has done throughout a specific time. Now that's important
[16:35] because when we are trading we're simply looking at patterns of what price has done before to help us predict exactly what price might do in the future. So, it's very important to know when price started going away from specific areas
[16:49] or when price started buying up going up versus when price started selling down we're about to get into right now is price will most of the time reject at the same areas that it previously rejected at. Now, that concept is called
[17:04] support and resistance. It's kind of like the foundation that every single over the strategy that I would personally use as a complete beginner. I'm going to go over the stats of it so you guys see exactly how well it works
[17:18] for me and how simple it is. But we do need to understand support and resistance. Now, all support or resistance is is support is a floor, right? Resistance is a roof. Now, imagine this yellow line is price. Let's
[17:32] say we're looking at the price of gold cuz we're on gold right now. Every time gold gets up to this price, which let's say for example is $1,000, everybody they end up selling their gold. And when everybody sells their gold, that makes
[17:46] price drop down. That makes price sell down. And then price gets down here and let's say this is $1,000 and this right here is $500. When everybody sees the price of gold is $500, they say, "Wow, that's super cheap. We should buy it."
[18:01] So everybody starts buying it when it reaches $500. that causes the price to go up. Price chills in the middle, taps into that $1,000 price point again, and sell again." And everybody sells, and then gets to 500, everybody buys again.
[18:16] These are called support zones, and this is called a resistance zone. You'll see this multiple times on your chart where you'll notice that at specific areas or specific price points, price will usually reject off those areas because
[18:29] the market finds that it's either too expensive or too cheap. and a lot of people will end up buying. So that's something that you do need to understand when it comes to um trading because you're going to see so many examples of
[18:43] that. For example, right here we see price was continuously just going up. It got here and price started going down. Now what happened when price came back in that same area? As you see, price sold all the way down. Now you can see
[18:58] on the flip side right here, this is a example of a resistance zone right here. where you see price got here, it sold down here and bought up. If we look what price did at the same exact area, price sold back down into this area and it
[19:14] bought up. It sold down into that area again right here and it bought up. This is a clear example of resistance zone which is remember like I said it's a which is remember like I said it's a roof and then support zone which is a
[19:26] because these are areas that you need to pay attention to in case you're trading around those areas so you know how price could potentially react to it. Now, you understand candlesticks. You understand what they mean. You understand what
[19:40] they're trying to tell you. You also understand the foundation of trading, which is support or resistance. Let's get into my personal strategy that I would use as a complete beginner. This thing has absolutely printed me money
[19:53] and it's extremely simple. All of my students, no matter if they're complete beginners or they're experienced traders, they're able to use this strategy and replicate it very simply just by following the checklist that
[20:05] before we hop into this checklist strategy, I mentioned to you guys in the story of trading that I really, really had to focus in on trading. And one of journey is that when you find a
[20:20] hopping from strategy to strategy to strategy because you're watching this hundred other trading videos pop up on your YouTube feed. And you're probably strategy has a 100% win rate and you're going to win $100 million if you use
[20:34] this specific strategy. And maybe on that same day, you had a losing trade on the strategy that you currently use. And what ends up happening is you end up been using for weeks or months or even sometimes years and switching to this
[20:48] other strategy because you think it's so much better. I'm here to tell you that is not true and that is the biggest trap that's going to force you to stay unprofitable for way longer than you need to be. That's why I tell every
[21:00] single one of my students, I say it all the time on YouTube, find one strategy and stick to it. Do not hop from strategy to strategy to strategy. I promise you, you're setting yourself behind. And honestly, if I'm being 100%
[21:12] truthful with you, majority of strategies work if you're using the proper risk management. The part that gets people is they stop using the following the steps that the strategy needs you to take. Let's say this the
[21:26] the strategy has 10 steps that you need to follow and they only take eight steps out of it and then they say it doesn't work. There's a reason it has 10 steps. But I'm saying all to say stick to one strategy. Do not switch from strategy to
[21:38] strategy to strategy. That's what made me take years to get profitable when I literally could have been a profitable trader within a couple weeks or a couple said, let's hop into this checklist strategy. I just wanted to give you guys
[21:51] that heads up because obviously I've been able to teach over 24,000 people at that's one of the main issues and problems that I see people go through. the same thing. Now, the strategy we're about to go over right now is one of the
[22:05] most used strategies inside of my inner circle. If you don't know what my inner circle is, it is where I take you and I handhold you and mentor you to be able to trade exactly how I trade. You don't only get mentored and get all of my
[22:18] educational resources and material and courses, but you also get to trade live with me every single day. Meaning that when I enter a trade, you can enter that exit that same exact trade. We also have four other profitable coaches in there
[22:32] as well who live trade and share their trade ideas as well. We also have a dedicated trading psychologist, meaning I mentioned in the beginning of this video that the mental part of trading is the hardest part. And that's
[22:45] why in my inner circle, I wanted to equip everybody with everything that you need to become an extremely profitable trader as fast as possible. So, we have a dedicated trading psychologist that will help you on your trading journey to
[22:58] make sure that the mental issue and problem and the mental challenge of trading is never a real challenge for you. In my inner circle, it's literally take trading serious. It's not for people who just want to make a couple
[23:11] hundred dollars. It's not for people who want to make um take this as a hobby. able to turn this into a full-time income and make five to six figures matter if you're a complete beginner, no matter if you're experienced and you're
[23:25] just not profitable, no matter if you're profitable and want to scale from just being able to make five to six figures potentially a month with trading, that's what my inner circle is for. I'll leave a link for it inside the description
[23:39] people. And you're probably going to notice if you've seen any of my other section, there's going to be a bunch of people complaining about that there's no spots left. And that's because I don't take on everybody. Like I mentioned 30
[23:53] only for people who are actually serious. People who want to take this that doesn't know anything, but you have to have the drive and the mentality to want to take this serious to actually see results with it. So, if you actually
[24:08] consistent profits, I suggest you click the link inside the description down below to have the opportunity to join my inner circle to trade live with me to take the same trades that I take and four other profitable traders take every
[24:21] single day. get access to our trading psychologists and all the other resources that I give to you guys to help fasttrack your journey to becoming a profitable trader. Like I said, hit the link for it inside description down
[24:34] below. All right, so this strategy is a simple sixstep checklist that when I follow this thing, it absolutely kills it for me. So, I'm going to run through guys exactly what that looks like on the charts. I'm going to show you guys how
[24:49] to actually do it. And then we're going to go over the stats for this strategy if you had traded it uh the past two weeks or so. So the first step is the hyanashi candles. I told you guys a little bit about that in the beginning
[25:01] of this video. But with this strategy, you need to use hyonashi candlesticks. to turn that on again. And then I'm also going to show you guys uh what to look need one indicator on your chart. We went over what indicators are, but I
[25:15] didn't dive too much into what indicators I use. We're going to use a to show you guys exactly how to put that on and the exact settings that you need. Now, the next thing we're going to look for is market structure because the EMA
[25:29] is basically an indicator that tells us if price is generally going up or if price is generally going up or generally going down. If price is above, EMA, that means we're only looking for buys because that means that price is
[25:42] going up. If price is below, if the candlesticks are below the EMA, that we're looking for market structure above that. I'll show you guys exactly what that means. Now, next thing is we're looking for a clean pullback. A clean
[25:55] pullback is two clean opposite color candles in the pullback direction. I you. Trust me, super super simple. I'm going to show you guys it in a second entry candlestick, which is a high volume dogee candlestick. And that's
[26:09] As I mentioned, I'm going to show you guys exactly what that looks like. And then for step five, after we've entered our um trade, we're going to have a basically saves us from losing too much money. I'm going to tell you guys
[26:22] exactly where I put that stop-loss with this strategy. And then also, I'm going takerit with this strategy. A take-profit simply means that's where all the money that it gave us, and we're going to go about our day and live our
[26:36] lives. So, that's the six steps. Very, very simple. Once you know exactly what probably sounds like Chinese, but let's fix up that Chinese for you and teach chart setup, the first thing is to click this drop down right here, and you're
[26:50] You're going to make sure you're on those candles. And what you're going to candlesticks change a little bit. Now, as I mentioned before with regular candlesticks, the wicks of the candlestick is where price has been
[27:03] throughout that candlestick. Same thing when it comes to hyanashi candlesticks. all throughout that candlestick. If you look at all these different candlesticks, you'll see wicks up here, down here, wicks here, here, here, here.
[27:15] Price has been here throughout this entire candlestick. The only difference between regular candlesticks and hyanashi candlesticks is that the bottom or the body starts in the middle of the candlestick previous. So, this
[27:29] candlestick right here ended, you see the next candlestick, the body of it started in the middle of the body of the previous candlestick. Now, the reason why Hakanashi is good is because the top of a bullish candlestick, meaning a
[27:41] green candlestick, that isn't where price closed at. The top is actually the average of where price has been throughout this candlestick. So, price could have been down here, up here, up here, up here. But the average of where
[27:53] price was throughout this entire candlestick was right here. Right? Same thing vice versa with a bearish candlestick. The average of price where candlestick is right here. Now, it works the exact same. Right now, we're on the
[28:07] this strategy is done on. We only need to be on the 1 minute time frame. But frame, each of these candlesticks represents what's happened during 1 represents what's happened during 1 minute. So, this is at 235, 236, 237,
[28:22] 238, so on and so on and so on. But, we need to use hyenashi candlesticks. You too much about hyenashi candlesticks to use this strategy, but I did want to give you guys that breakdown of it. So, we need to have hyonashi candlesticks,
[28:36] which we have. The next thing is we need to put this indicator on our chart. So, you'll press indicators right here, and you're going to type in EMA, and you're going to see this indicator right here pop up titled moving average
[28:49] exponential. You want to click that, and you're going to notice this blue line notice right here, you'll see this pop up, EMA 9 closed. If it doesn't pop up, you might have a drop down right here. So, click that dropown. Then hover over
[29:03] the EMA and press this little uh settings icon. Just press it. And you're going to see here under inputs, click inputs. Right now, this is a 9 EMA. With this strategy, we need a 100 EMA. So, we're going to change that nine. The
[29:19] length, we're going to change that to 100. And that's it. We're not changing anything else. You'll see the line changed a little bit. um they got a cuz before it was just kind of riding on the candlesticks, but we need to just
[29:32] need to do. Now, you can come in style here and change the color of it. I the color white. That's just a personal preference. That does not affect the like having a white line cuz my background is black. So, I'll just press
[29:47] completely set up how we need it to be. We have hyanashi candles and we have the 100 EMA on our chart. The next thing we're going to look for The next thing we're going to look for is market structure above the EMA or
[30:01] below the EMA. And simply all that means is that we're seeing candlesticks above the EMA. Meaning if we have candlesticks above the EMA, we're only looking for buys. Now, if price is below the EMA, like right here, where price is trading
[30:17] below the EMA, we're only looking for sells. Because as you see, when we're below the EMA, we're in a obvious downtrend. And we always want to trade in the direction that the market is going. So if we know overall the market
[30:30] is going down, we want to be on the same side as the market. So that's why we use the EMA. But that's all that step means. We're looking for market structure. Next thing we're looking for is a clean pullback. Now, why is this important?
[30:44] This strategy is simply based off of the fact that we know that price never just goes straight up and price never just goes straight down. Price goes up, down a little bit, up, down a little bit, up, down a little bit, up, down a little
[30:57] bit, right? And then it goes down, up a little bit, down, up a little bit, down, up a little bit, down. The strategy that we're going over, which is what I call the hybrid super scalping strategy, is simply being able to capitalize on these
[31:11] pivotal moves. So, when we see price is obviously going up, that our EMA tells that's why we're only looking for buys. We know that price is ultimately going to go up a lot. Then it's going to have a small retracement. This small
[31:26] retracement to the downside, that's called a retracement. We're capitalizing off of when price retraces to the downside. And then we're looking to buy as soon as price is telling us that it's about to start going back up a lot
[31:39] because, as I mentioned, up, down a little bit, up a lot, down a little bit, up a lot, down a little bit. Right? We want to capitalize before that next big move to the upside starts. So, we're waiting for pullbacks. This retracement
[31:52] is also known as a pullback. This is also a pullback. This is also a pullback. Same thing vice versa. When price is selling down, this is a pullback. This is a pullback. And this is a pullback. So, we're capitalizing on
[32:05] these pullbacks, waiting for price to go back up. So, we're simply waiting for a clean pullback. Now, sometimes there are pullbacks that are not clean. What do I classify as a clean pullback? So, we want at least two clean opposite color
[32:21] candles in the pullback direction. Clean simply means there's no wicks on the and there's no wicks on the bottom if we're looking for sells. Now, what does that look like on the chart? As I mentioned, we have candlesticks that
[32:35] look just like this. We're looking for buys, right? So, we want to see a pullback. Let me draw this out for you guys. So you see we're going up, down, guys. So you see we're going up, down, up, down, up, down, up, down, right?
[32:47] These are pullbacks to the downside. We're ultimately going up because we're above the EMA. So we're just waiting for a pullback to the downside before price starts going up again. A clean pullback is us seeing at least two of these kind
[32:59] of candlesticks. The candlesticks right here that have no wicks at the top. As you see, this one has a wick at the top. We need to see at least two of these right here. We also have another one right here, one right here, one right
[33:11] don't have wicks on the top. That's what we want to see. We want to see at least two of these happen. And that would signify as a clean pullback. And then it's vice versa. If we were looking for sells, so we'd look for something, let
[33:26] quickly. We look for something like this. Since we're looking for sells, we want to see bullish candlestick pullbacks with no wicks on the bottom. right here. And we have one right here. This isn't considered clean because it
[33:40] has a wick on the bottom. So, that's what I mean when I say we're waiting for at least two clean candlestick pullbacks. That's what we want to see before we see our entry signal. Now, what is our entry signal? When are we
[33:54] actually pressing buy? We want to be pressing by as soon as we get any indication that that pullback is over. And a great indication of that is a dogey candlestick. Now, what is a dogee candlestick? A dogei candlestick is
[34:08] simply a candlestick with a small body with long wicks on the top and long wicks on the bottom. Simply just looks just like this. Small body, long wick on
[34:20] the top and the bottom. Now, what this tells us is that there's indecision, meaning price got to this specific area and it made an indecisive candlestick. Now, when I see indecision after we're ultimately going up and then we have a
[34:35] small pullback and we have those two clean candlesticks, then I see price being indecisive, most of the time that means that price is about to reverse to go back to the upside. So, that's why as soon as I see a dogey candlestick and
[34:48] that dogey candlestick ends, remember we're doing all this on the 1 minute that there's indecision in the market and price is probably going to start going back up. As soon as I see a dogey candlestick that looks like this, I'm
[35:01] hopping into the trade. As you see, we're looking for a high volume dogey the difference between a high volume and a regular dogey candlestick. But I want candlesticks and seeing you guys letting you guys see it at work. So, you see
[35:16] here price sold down and then we got a dogey candlestick right here. And then what what ended up happening? Price ended up buying up. We can see multiple examples of this. Price sold down. We got a dogey candlestick right here.
[35:29] Price bought up. Price was actually going up right here. We got a dogey candlestick right here. And price sold down. We can see this time after time. Price went up. We got a dogey candlestick right here. Price sold down.
[35:41] right here. Price went up. Another Dogey. Price went down. Another Dogey. Price started going up. So that's why I look for Dogey candlesticks for my entry criteria. So, what's the difference between a high
[35:55] volume dogee candlestick and a low volume dogee candlestick? Because it's very important that I don't just enter on any dogey candlestick. I need to have a lot of volume. Now, how I determine if it has a lot of volume is if the size of
[36:08] the dogey candlestick, that's including the wick and the body. So, let's say candlestick is bigger than the candlestick before it or the candlestick before that one, is considered high volume. If it isn't, then it's
[36:21] considered low volume and I don't take that trade. So, in this instance, we had everything. We were above the EMA. We had our pullback of at least two clean volume dogey candlestick. I would not have entered the trade. Now, as you see,
[36:35] this trade did end up playing out. But we can't skip those rules because more times than not, it won't end up working out the same rate that it would if following the rules that I am taking
[36:48] with this strategy or that I have with this strategy. So, this is a low volume bigger than the candlestick before it or the candlestick before that one. But if we look here, we see we were selling down. We got a dogey candlestick. This
[37:02] candlestick is bigger than the candlestick before it and is bigger than the candlestick before that one. So this is considered a high volume candlestick that I would have entered on. Same thing in this instance. This
[37:16] candlestick before it and the candlestick before that one. In that instance, I would take the trade. But if the dogey candlestick is little, just like this one, I would not take the
[37:29] trade. So, let's go back to our checklist once again. So, let's say we checklist once again. So, let's say we do end up getting our high volume dogey candlestick. We would then enter the trade as soon as that candlestick ends.
[37:41] If we enter for a buy, we'd place our stop loss below the candlestick that we entered on. If we entered for a sell, we place our stop loss above the dogee that we entered on. So, remember, stop loss is getting us out the trade as soon as
[37:55] it touches that. It's basically saving us from losing too much money. Now, take risk-toreward ratio, and I'll show you guys exactly how you find that and how some actual examples, though, so you guys can see this in work and see all of
[38:11] so here we are. Right now, we're on a the NAS 100 chart. Keep in mind, this strategy works across basically every single market. I've had success with it single market. I've had success with it in crypto, stocks, options, uh futures,
[38:25] forex. Like I've used this strategy to trade basically every single thing that I could possibly trade and it has worked very well for me. But in this instance, very well for me. But in this instance, we're just on a NAS 100, which is NQ,
[38:38] right? So we're on our hyanashi candlesticks. We're on the 1 minute time frame. We're above the EMA, which means we're only looking for buy opportunities. Now we're just looking for clean pullbacks and then our dogey
[38:50] candlestick and an entry. So, if we look here, we went up, then we sold down. We had at least two clean um bearish candlesticks. Basically, candlesticks least two of them. As you see, we have multiple in this pullback here. And then
[39:05] we got our Dogey candlestick. And as you can see, this Dogey candlestick is bigger than the candlestick before it. And it's not bigger than the candlestick it's bigger than the candlestick right before that that candlestick. Now, we
[39:18] would enter right on this trade. Now, as I mentioned, trading view is simply where we plan out our trades. And one of the options that it has here is a trade planner. So, if we hit here, this dropdown, you'll see long position and
[39:31] you see short position. Long position simply means that we're entering for a we're entering for a sell. So, in this instance, we'd be entering for a buy. So, I'd click long position. And then at the top of the dogee, I would click
[39:46] enter at. Now, you'll see this box pop up. And simply what this box is is this is playing out and showing us visually our stop loss which is the red part and our takerit which is the green part. So what you'll do is you'll drag your stop
[40:00] loss cuz remember for buys our stop loss is always right below the candlesticky below the candlesticky that we entered on. And then you'll notice here risk/reward ratio. As I mentioned on the checklist we're always going for a 1:1
[40:15] risk-to-reward ratio. So, all we're doing is we're going to drag our takerit doing is we're going to drag our takerit down until that number says one to one. it says one, meaning the amount of money that we risked, that's also the amount
[40:28] let's say if price hit our stop loss, we'd lose $100. If price hits our takerit, we'd actually make $100. Now, there's ways later on, uh, it gets a hold the trade a little bit longer to end up making more or double the amount
[40:43] that you risk or triple the amount that you risk. But to start off as a beginner, I would just stick to hitting one:1 risk-to-reward ratio trades and getting in and out of these trades. So, as you see, this trade, we would have
[40:55] morning, and we actually would have hit full take profit at 11:14. So, we would have been in the trade for 4 minutes and we would have executed the trade and won the trade in a matter of 4 minutes simply by following that checklist. Now,
[41:09] examples just to make sure you guys fully understand it. So, here we are with a selling opportunity. We're below the EMA. We've had a clean pullback to candlesticks to the upside. One, two.
[41:22] dogee is bigger than the candlestick before it. So, we'd come over here, hit short position. We put at the bottom of the candlestick since we're looking for the candlestick since we're looking for sells. We drag our stop loss above the
[41:36] candlestick that we entered on. And then we're just dragging our takerit until this says one to one. Simply like that. And as you see, we would have got entered into the trade right here at 538. And we would have won the trade at
[41:50] 542. So we would have been in the trade for about 4 minutes. Now, this strategy, because most of the time you're in and out of trades within a couple of minutes. I mentioned to you guys before, this is not day trading is not trading
[42:04] how your parents used to trade, holding stocks for years or months or decades. We're getting in and out of trades very, very fast. But that's another example. that you guys understand what you guys are looking for. So, here's another
[42:18] example. We're below the EMA here. We had at least a clean two clean Then we got a dogey candlestick. This candlestick is bigger than this one and candlestick before that one as well. So in this instance, we'd be looking for a
[42:32] sell. So we'd hit short position right here. We press on the bottom of that candlestick. We drag our stop loss right above that. And then we drag this until it says a one. And it's simple as that. this trade. We would have entered in at
[42:47] 621 and we would have won the trade by 624. So, we would have been in and out this trade in a matter of three minutes. Now, you can kind of see how simple this strategy that I would use if I was starting off as a complete beginner.
[43:01] But, let's hop into some stats over the past two weeks of how this strategy has right, so here we are just looking at the stats of taking 20 trades over the past two weeks. The account balance started at $100,000 and the total P&L is
[43:18] Now, I might you might be looking at this and saying, "I don't have $100,000." I told y'all in the beginning of this video, you do not need a whole might be looking at this like, "Dang, $100,000 is a lot of money." You don't
[43:31] need that. There are these things called funded accounts. Now, these funded accounts, aka prop firms, are basically when companies will fund you with money. They will let you trade their money and when you make money, you keep a
[43:43] percentage of it. If you lose money, you don't owe them anything. So, how it works is you'll pay a fee, let's say $500, and you'll get access to a $100,000 account to trade with. Now, if you make, let's say, $10,000 on that
[43:56] account, you get to keep most of the time like 80 or 90% depending on what prop firm you actually use. So, you can leverage $500 to be able to trade a $100,000 account. And then if you're able to make $10,000 on that account,
[44:10] then you're able to withdraw or they'll send you $9,000 or $8,000 to your um bank account because remember you keep 80 or 90% of the money that you make on just kind of keep repeating that. And that's one of the things I wish I had
[44:25] when I was first starting off as a trader. I wouldn't have put in my own $20,000 in the beginning. I would have just paid 500 bucks and gotten access to $100,000 to trade with without risking any of my money. And the good part is,
[44:37] let's say with that $100,000 account, let's say you lose $3 $4,000, you don't owe them that money. The only money out of pocket for you ever is that initial amount that you paid. Whether it's $500, $600, whatever it is, it's just that
[44:51] anymore, no matter how much money you lose on the account. Now, there are and some of them, if I'm being honest, are kind of shady. They make you pass these ridiculous like challenges and have these crazy rules that basically
[45:05] make it impossible to ever get paid out any money because they're making a lot blowing accounts and then keep having to buy it or keep having to pay that $500 need to be careful what prop firms you do use. I personally do have my own prop
[45:19] firm called the EdgeFunderer where I fund traders. The cool thing about my prop firm though is we have no challenge phases which basically means you don't have to prove to us that you know how to trade. You can purchase an account and
[45:31] that account, obviously following our rules and our rules are very trader friendly. You can request to withdraw 90% of the profits that you make on the firm inside the description down below.
[45:44] traders already. And obviously me being a trader myself and being able to help over 20,000 people learn how to trade, I know exactly what actually helps traders and hurts them. So that's why I built my own prop firm to be able to cater to
[45:57] traders to actually give them leverage to be able to make money without them having to have hundreds of thousands of dollars for themselves. Like I said, description down below. And just because you've made it this far, you can use the
[46:10] code start 20 on the screen right here and you'll get 20% off your account that you do purchase. We have $25,000 accounts, $50,000 accounts, $100,000, and $150,000 account that you can get starting from only around $200. So, like
[46:25] I said, I'll leave a link for inside description down below. As you see here, this is when an account balance of $100,000. So, let's say, for example, I had a prop firm account and I paid $500 to trade with $100,000. I would have
[46:39] made in the past two weeks trading this strategy. Now, obviously, past results do not guarantee um future results. Like, none of this is guaranteed. This is just based off the stats that I've used and that I've seen and the stats
[46:53] this strategy. And honestly, the past two weeks trading this, the win rate has actually been a lot lower. Usually, it's around 70 to 74% win rate, meaning I'm around 70 to 74% win rate, meaning I'm winning 74 out of 100 trades. But over
[47:06] the course of uh this testing right here, it was a 60% win rate, which profitable. I was still able to make $7,200 simply by using a $500 funded account that I bought where I was
[47:18] funded account that I bought where I was able to trade um $100,000 account. But as you see here, ended up taking a total of 20 trades, 12 wins, eight losses, 60% win rate. Here you can see it tells you your average risk-to-reward ratio, um
[47:33] of losers I had, all the things like that. It breaks it down into days as well, showing that uh on these days, as you see, the the losses are very small compared to the wins here, which is why I do love this strategy because it just
[47:46] beginner and it's very simple. You're just following a checklist. That's why I would personally, if I was a complete beginner, I would start with this strategy and I would stick to using just this strategy because honestly, the
[47:59] results speak for themselves. But as I mentioned, past results do not guarantee any future results, test this for yourself. I want you guys to go back on see how it works out for you guys, understand it for yourself. But for me,
[48:13] this thing has been absolutely killing it. But as I mentioned, practice is the most important part of all this. Same with every single skill. So, if I was starting from scratch today, I would really prioritize practicing as much as
[48:26] checklist that I just went over for the strategy. I would look at the charts every single day. I would probably spend, well, I did spend multiple hours five, six hours a day looking at charts. It was pretty bad. I would get to the
[48:40] candlesticks would just pop up. But anyways, I would put as much time into practicing as possible, looking at that strategy, practicing seeing those high volume dogey candlesticks, practicing those entries, practicing stop-loss and
[48:53] take profits, all that. I put so much time into it because once you do that, that is truly when it's going to start clicking inside of your mind. And then the next step that I would personally do is I would journal everything. It's
[49:05] important that we know exactly what trades we took on this day, why we took the trade, how much we planned on losing that trade, or how much we planned on making that trade, what we were actually trading, if we were trading crypto, if
[49:17] Bitcoin, Tesla, whatever it is, you want to journal all that because it's so important to have the data. I told you guys earlier on inside of this video patterns and seeing what price has done before to help you determine what price
[49:31] might do in the future. And we need that data in our own trading to know, okay, we've taken a 100 trades. Out of the past 100 trades, we had 30 losses. And out of those 30 losses, if we had just not done this, we could have avoided
[49:47] that whole loss. So, us having that data to know, okay, we can look back on 100 trades and see that this is a huge part of our losses. So, stop doing that. That why we should journal everything. What
[50:00] what you traded, writing down what time you entered the trade, if it was a buy, if it was a sell, if you won or lost the trade, what you actually traded, whether it was like NQ or crypto or whatever it was. You want to write that down. Write
[50:15] well. And you want to keep all of that and include in there why you think you won or lost that specific trade because you'll start seeing patterns and that will help you grow as a trader. or at least that's what helped me grow
[50:28] drastically as a trader. And I'm going to be honest with you, trading is a you versus you game. It's you sitting in front of the charts for hours at a time. It can get very lonely. That's why I do suggest for people to get a community.
[50:41] trades with you, whether you're in a Discord community, whether you're in my inner circle, you just want to be around a community of people who are you're not going to be able to talk about this type of stuff to your parents
[50:53] or just your friends at school because they're not going to understand any of it. So, what I would personally do is I would probably send this video to all of chat. I'd send it to my cousins. I'd send it to everybody to hopefully get
[51:05] somebody else hooked on trading. That way I have somebody else to talk to because this journey of becoming a profitable trader can get pretty lonely sometimes because it's just you and the charts like I said but having somebody
[51:17] else to be able to understand it with you is a huge benefit and that's why circle as I mentioned I'll leave a link for inside description down below but you don't only get access to me trade live and and copy my trades and the
[51:31] psychologists and all of my live trading and market breakdowns and Q&As's but you like-minded people, people who are beginners, people who are just becoming making five or six figures a month. You get access to that type of community to
[51:48] be able to then have relatable people and also people that you can learn from. created my inner circle and set it up in leave a link for it inside description down below if you are trying to be
[52:01] actually super serious about trading and turn this into something that could potentially not just change your life, but as it's done for me, change my family's lives, change my kids' life, my kids' kids' lives as well. But anyways,
[52:15] this is the exact path that I wish that somebody gave me when I started to understand the basics, master one strategy, and honestly use somebody else's money to trade with so I don't have to risk my own money. Now, speaking
[52:28] of that, click the video right here and watch my video where I break down in depth exactly how to use all the information that we just went over and leverage it truly with prop firms to turn it into real income. I'll see you
[52:41] turn it into real income. I'll see you in this video.