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title: 'This Strategy Works ALWAYS! (Tested for Years)'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=YqbjGUQBAGs'
video_id: 'YqbjGUQBAGs'
date: 2026-08-05
duration_sec: 675
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# This Strategy Works ALWAYS! (Tested for Years)

> Source: [This Strategy Works ALWAYS! (Tested for Years)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=YqbjGUQBAGs)

## Summary

The video presents a trading strategy claimed to work in any market phase, based on identifying decisive chart levels and active coins. The presenter demonstrates a scalping approach using the Gash screener to find active coins, analyze their recent history, and execute trades based on breakouts of slopes and levels, emphasizing the importance of understanding why moves occur.

### Key Points

- **Strategy Foundation** [00:03] — The strategy is based on decisive places on the chart and includes graphic places and several strategies. It always works because it relies on these key levels.
- **Finding Active Coins** [00:18] — Use the Gash screener to sort by top growth, decline, trades, or volatility, and pick top 5-10 coins. Alternatively, use the 'active coins' function in workspace settings to get a full workspace of currently active coins.
- **Analyzing Coin History** [01:45] — For active coins, review recent history (past few days) to see what patterns work: breakouts, bounces off slopes, etc. This helps select a trading strategy tailored to the coin.
- **Example Trade Setup** [03:51] — Trump coin was falling, passed 26% in a day, with 14 billion volume and 30 million transactions, indicating high activity. A slope formed on the short trend, and the plan was to enter on its breakout to capture momentum from stops.
- **Why the Move Happens** [05:03] — Stops are hidden behind laddered lows; when price breaks the slope, stops trigger as market sales, causing a short movement. This is the rationale behind the strategy.
- **Trend Levels Function** [06:15] — The workspace settings have a 'trend levels' formation that shows coins with slopes, sorted by proximity. This helps find relevant formations quickly.
- **Executing the Trade** [07:15] — The presenter set a notification, waited for the coin to approach the level, entered on the breakout, and exited after the momentum, taking 1.3% profit ($374).
- **Discipline and Understanding** [10:32] — Trading requires discipline, following rules, and relying on facts. Understanding why moves happen leads to statistically good long-term results.

### Conclusion

The strategy hinges on identifying active coins and trading decisive levels, with a focus on understanding the mechanics behind price movements. The presenter emphasizes discipline and a fact-based approach for consistent profitability.

## Transcript

strategy that will always work, regardless of the market phase, time, place, and such a strategy exists, and we will analyze it in this video. Why it always works is because it is
based on decisive places on the chart, and this is a completely trading style that includes graphic places and several strategies. It consists of finding a good active coin, which is exactly what the screener Gash helps us with.
For this, we can use various types of sorting, for example, by top growth, top decline, number of trades, volatility, from which we take the top 5-10 coins and use them for trading. Also, to search for active coins, you can
use the function that we recently added. It is available in the workspace settings in the formation tab and is called active coins. Click on it, tick the box, save, and as a result, we get a
full-fledged workspace with exactly those coins that are currently active. This formation is based on various sortings and shows the strongest coins that we have on the market. I also wanted to
remind you that we have a Telegram channel, we post in it.  Current updates are what we are currently working on and we also have a group chat where you can communicate, ask questions that interest you,
share ideas. Links to the Telegram channel and chat will be in the description under the video. Thank you for subscribing. Bow bow. After we have decided on an active coin, we move on to the formation that we will trade. The decisive place that we
have is the level, slope, density cascades, and we pay attention to all this in order to see what works well on the given coins that we have chosen. We go to history. We have active coins and therefore
history. We have active coins and therefore we look at exactly what the coin did during the period of activity. For example, here the coin grew by 22% and in this period of time we can see what the coin did, what breakouts it had,
for example, from today to this moment 2.8 days. But in fact, it’s already too much. We recently had such a pump, it grew by 28%, and here,
according to more up-to-date information, we can see what we had. Here we had levels, we broke through them, and we pay attention to how we broke through impulse or on  In this case, we have to pull. After a few candles,
the coin went five minutes, as a result, it gave a 6% movement. Next, we had a 6% movement. Next, we had a level like this here, like a pro-trading level, and on a higher timeframe, here we had this level that we broke through with
this pro-trading level, as a result, here we had a movement of 2 cents. With this, we can see how the coin generally moves, that is, it gives breakouts or bounces off the slope, for example, here. And thus, looking at the history of
the coin over the past few days, because we are trading scalping short transactions and we don’t care what happened a month ago, we care what happened over the past few days, in order to catch exactly the pattern on which we
can make money right now. And by analyzing the coin, we can understand what works on it, that is, in this case, breakouts work well for us, densities will work well on some coins, and Based on this, we select a
trading strategy according to which we will trade and work out situations on this coin. By the way, write in the comments. What is your favorite strategy? It will be interesting to read about which one. strategies are most often traded.
Let's now move on to working out the deal. Here we had a Trump coin, it the deal. Here we had a Trump coin, it was at the top of the fall and passed the 26% mark in a day, which is a lot, and I also want to draw attention to the volumes, there were 14
billion, which is also a lot, and there were a lot of transactions, 30 million - these are really very good indicators and indicate that our coin is active, a lot of people trade it.
And when a lot of people trade, this means that all the decisive places, density levels, slope, cascades, people will place their stops behind them or will buy back from these places, and we can already connect to this
and work out the deal according to our strategy. For example, in this case, we had a slope, the coin, in addition to the fact that it was falling very well, it had a short trend, so on this trend, it also formed a slope. That is, we have a deal
formed a slope. That is, we have a deal on the trend and the slope here. I plan to enter precisely at its breakout in order to take the momentum of a short movement due to the stops that have accumulated there. Why should such a movement occur at all,
what is it connected with? Here we can notice that we initially had  We approached the Lower Loi and then began to move upwards in a ladder to Long, and just behind these laddered Lai's that we had formed, people hide
their stops because they entered into a rebound from the Lower level and constantly drag their stop higher and higher behind just these laddered Loi's, and the price went like this, and here we have such a pattern that the coin, firstly,
goes well along the trend, breaks through its short levels. And now we have found a formation where a large number of stops are hidden. I highlighted the level that we had the first
Low at the meeting of this slope, and I was aiming for a breakout of it. The idea here is that I enter stops are triggered in this case,
stops are market sales, and we have a short movement due to all this stop triggering to find good formations with inclined levels. By the way, we have a very cool function available in the workspace settings, the
formation tab is called trend levels, we can select this formation and set  Checkmarks and we will show coins that have a slope and sort by the closest coins with a slope and
notice how clearly it looks here. The Dex coin has one touch, two, three. And now we are already trading near this slope and with the help of the R hash screen we can find such formations right now, the most relevant coins. And thus,
trading is taking good movements, it is very convenient and allows you to find the it is very convenient and allows you to find the best formations according to your strategy best formations according to your strategy [music]
deal itself. I noted everything for myself, set a notification and am waiting for the coin to approach, I am watching it, what it will do, in principle, the point is already clear at the intersection of the first bark that we have at the 3955 mark. As a result, the coin is
approaching, we touch this bark. I did not have time to go here because the notification was triggered, and as soon as I arrived, I see that there is activity, we cross, I went in, I see, we
begin to cross, and then the stops are triggered, which we had hidden behind the slope. Please note  As our coin moves with jerks, we have all the stops, people who entered the short also connect and we have a movement and
here my goal is to take the momentum, so after the braking, now I am already exiting the trade and taking the short movement, the momentum is precisely due to the stops that we have accumulated behind the slope and the
level after the braking, the coin begins to roll back and is already approaching my entry point. I also wanted to add that it is important to look at the approach to the entry point in trades, what it should be, then at the nature of the coin. What kind of
movement should we expect from it, impulse or expect some kind of smooth movement that will gradually gradually develop and Based on this, we already decide how we need to work out this trade. Is it worth exiting here on
impulse? Is it worth it on the braking or, on the contrary, should we wait for the intersection of the entire Cascade? How should we work out this trade in general and also by stop, where this stop should be, for example, in this case, I understood that if the coin
goes beyond the retest for the nearest candles that we will have, that is, a cascade will occur, then further long movement will occur there.  That is, we will remove a long movement will occur there.  That is, we will remove a little liquidity that is tied
transaction will bring us a very good result that will only increase over the long term. Therefore, here I fixed my movement and did not fixed my movement and did not overpower it strictly according to the rules of my
trading strategy when you understand how it works, why it works. How it rejects a good result. Well, this is what this transaction looks like. The red triangle is where I entered the position
and the green one is where I fixed it. As a result, I managed to take 1.3% and earn plus $374 from this transaction. I entered here, of course, on a small volume, but it also turned out to be a good technically
correct transaction that ultimately brought profit. Now we have examined the decisive place where we had a breakout on the column, but there are also other decisive places. the comments what decisive place to analyze. I will make a video on this topic. In
trading, you need to take a disciplined approach to your trading, follow the rules and rely only on the facts. That is, we must understand why this works, why such a movement, why there is a rebound here, a breakout here due to  Why is this
even happening and then if we understand all this then of course the result will be very good because it is statistically. It works well in the long run, like the deal I just showed, and this video will be
coming to an end. Thank you all very much for watching, shake hands, have fun, have fun, pull the green one. Thank you very much everyone. Goodbye, bye