[00:02] levels correctly?  In this video you will get a short tutorial for beginners. I'll tell you step by step what exactly to look for and what to do.  My name is Artyom Anatolyevich Zvezn, a qualified investor with a certificate from the Central Bank of Russia and
[00:16] director of the Finzvezda online school, dedicated to investments, finance, and trading with a state license. Here is my yield chart.  Let's go. learn how to build these levels
[00:28] are actually many different level building techniques .  The simplest way is to set the levels according to the nearest formed wave.  For example, our market is growing.  This wave is still in the process of formation, and the closest
[00:43] formed wave we have is this one. Accordingly, the maximum point, that is, the high, will be a level and the minimum point will also be a level.  We get levels like these.  This is the simplest technique that
[00:56] can exist in general.  These levels will work on the timeframe you set them on.  They put it on the clock, they will work on the clock.  They set it for five minutes , they will work for five minutes .  These levels also work from
[01:08] top to bottom.  For example, we built a level on a daily basis.  It can work at 4 o'clock, on the hour, there, on the five-minute and so on, that is, downwards, but it will not work upwards.  If you set the level on an hourly or daily basis, it will definitely
[01:22] not work.  The second technique for constructing levels.  It is more complicated than the first one. However, she is better.  From the levels we need a place where the market has turned around very strongly.  Why?  When the market turns sharply, other
[01:37] market participants see it.  That is, market participants make trading decisions, placed orders in some way at one time, and these orders influenced the price, that is, they influenced the quotes.  What does this give us? This gives us the understanding that there
[01:50] are places of certain value in the market where market participants make trading decisions.  Therefore, these places are of interest to major participants.  How large participants work, so that you understand a little.  Let me tell you a few words
[02:03] .  One of the most common ways that large participants operate is through portfolio investing.  What is a portfolio?  Imagine there is a certain fund, for example, 100 billion rubles.  This fund is distributed in a specific
[02:16] manner.  Well, for example, 30% of it is in certain stocks.  Of these 30%, some part is in one stock. And another part is in another stock.  The third in the third, well, and the fourth in the fourth.  I think it's clear.  The market
[02:32] has a certain volatility, that is, the market can rise or fall.  And this, portfolio.  Let's imagine a situation where the value of a share of, for example, Gazprom, in this portfolio is set at 100 rubles.  Accordingly, if our market
[02:46] grows above the 100 ruble mark.  According to Gazprom shares, the management company will be forced to sell here.  The management company doesn't give a damn about your orders or your stop-prices.  She has a portfolio investment, she places a
[03:00] large order, and the market, approaching this large order, reacts to it and bounces down.  This is if there is not enough demand in the market, which is what it is.  Since the position is quite large, often this demand
[03:14] will not be enough, and that is why we will see a level here.  In the future, when the market approaches this level again, we expect to see the same thing.  That is, we expect to see that there will again be insufficient demand in the market, which means the
[03:27] market will reverse.  What does it look like technically?  Technically it looks like this .  This looks like a place where the market is constantly bouncing back. Here we have this place.  One, jump, two, jump, three, jump, four, jump, 5,
[03:41] 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. That is, each time the market bounces.  The market doesn't bounce just like that, but because someone places a specific order, someone takes specific actions, and someone defends their position with their rubles.  And we see how
[03:56] the market again approached this area and, close to this area, began to react to this .  This then acts as a self-fulfilling prophecy. reacted quite well here too.  A self- fulfilling prophecy is when
[04:11] market participants see this very level and realize: "Aha, this is where the interest of a large participant was, and now smaller participants are starting to act in the same way ."  Expecting the market to go further down, other participants, along with the
[04:26] management company, submit their bids here.  The market starts to move here again and may not even reach the level, because, well, everyone wants to take their jackpot, and that's why people submit their orders earlier.  For this very reason,
[04:42] our market bounces back early, without reaching this very level.  Now let's imagine such a moment. So, let's assume we have a level, above which is the management company and everything that we discussed before
[04:55] .  And so our market is trading, moving up and down.  Well, that is, some specific trading takes place. The market hits this level, and the position of a major participant is triggered, and the market then
[05:09] reverses in the opposite direction.   The second approach, and here the reactive traders are already involved, that is, traders who, just like, well, saw this level, and place their sell orders.  And here I want to ask you a
[05:21] question: what will happen if, for example, being at this point, somewhere close to here, positive information comes out ?  Well, for example, information came out about tax breaks for the shares of this company that is traded,
[05:36] shares of this company that is traded, or, let's say, information came out that some large fund or a well-known large fund is buying this security or cryptocurrency or Warren Buffett, for example, is buying.  Well, by the way, Oren
[05:48] story.  What will happen at this moment?  Demand will increase and the market will begin to move above this mark.  Above our mark,
[06:00] as we discussed earlier, are sales requests from small participants. If there is enough demand here and the market goes even higher, their stop-loss orders, that is, protective orders, will start to be triggered.  And exiting a short, that
[06:15] is, from a sale, is a purchase with a market order, that is, an aggressive order, and the market begins to rise upwards.   A positive change in quotes triggers a chain reaction.  That is, the quotes change, and our price rises.
[06:28] New batch of stops, new price change, new batch, new price change, again, again, again, again, again, again.  And our market shoots up sharply.  At a time when the market has risen very strongly, what will happen?  This is the
[06:42] price in relation to previous quotes for this financial instrument.  Imagine these are not stocks.  Let's abstract ourselves. Let's say this is the price of watermelons, for example, watermelons or watermelons, right?  So your price was
[06:55] then you see that it’s, well, just completely or 200 rubles.  per kilogram. if you have a field of watermelons, you'll probably sell at a lower price, knowing that market participants, well,
[07:09] won't buy at such a high price.  And if you don't have this field, you will refuse to buy.  This means that the supply on the market will increase, and prices will change, and a downward movement will occur .  When the market reaches this
[07:22] area again from which it has been growing, this is where we now have an important key point.  As you understand, here is the current price, it is low compared to the previous surge .  And before that, let me remind you, positive information came out.  And if
[07:37] we still have demand in the markets, we can see that demand here.  That is, we will have some participant here who will place a large who will place a large purchase order, and the price will start to rise based on this order
[07:49] .  The market is chaos, and it always moves from one volume to another volume, from one liquidity to another liquidity, from one market to another market.  Also here, when the market bounces off a level, it starts to
[08:02] grow a little, and it reaches the place again.  literally matches the highs he was at.  And if there is insufficient demand here, the market will begin to move further downwards.  And if there is still enough demand here
[08:16] , then the market will begin to develop its upward movement. I'll explain how to trade levels for a beginner very simply and without fluff.  Levels very simply and without fluff.  Levels are traded either in rebound from this level
[08:29] or in breakout.  But there is a nuance.  Lights out.   Let's call it a night.  Guys, this is a classic story.  that the market is approaching the level with candles like these.  Here , for example, the level is compressed, and a downward movement occurs.  This is how
[08:42] I would tell you how they write about this in textbooks, among other things.  And, by the way, I released soon, the book is called Not Playing the Stock Market .  So, a rebound from a level like this rare.  You could say it’s so rare that you’ll have, well, five deals
[08:59] a year, and that’s not bad at all.  That's why the market is now trading a little differently during the downturn .  So please take a screenshot of this so you don't forget anything.  A breakout of the level occurs, and after the breakout of the level there is a quick return in the opposite
[09:14] direction.  Either there could be this option, or there could be some kind of tail and downward movement.  That is, there will always be a breakdown.  We'll always take it absolutely, yes, we'll take it in quotes always, because not always.  In some cases this will
[09:28] not be the case.  Well, for the most part, in general, a level breakout occurs very often example.  Even the level that we drew, pay attention, there is a breakout of the level, a return occurs.  Here we trade this as a rebound from the
[09:41] level.  That is, we do not take a breakthrough, that is, we work in the opposite direction.  We wait, we wait until the market touches the level, breaks through it and then waits for the subsequent return.  Either this could be the format, or, look, it could be this
[09:55] format.  That is, we have a level, it was formed, the market approaches this level, breaks through it, and a return occurs.  Please note that the return always happens, well, as a rule, it happens quickly,
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[13:31] happens the same way.  That is, we have a large impulse breakout there, movement occurs, and a return in the opposite direction occurs.  And here is the point, you need to look at the breakout wave.  If the middle of the breakout wave
[13:47] is above the level, then we are potentially considering continuation trading here. That is, when we are looking for an entry point to buy.  Here I say potentially, because after all, this is
[13:59] such a thing, yes, the market is a very complex thing.  There is a lot of chaos here and it is not a fact that this movement will be responsible.  But nevertheless, if 50% of our growth happened upwards, it means that we had a big wave.  And then we expect,
[14:13] accordingly, a downward movement.  I am telling you about 50% as a beginner.  For those more experienced, I can say that the movement should be, well, a bit high.  Well, like have a level right here.  Here we see a
[14:28] It was also tested here, and here we have a breakout of this level. Breakout is high, 50% below, but breakout is high.  Then the movement occurs in the opposite direction. And here we can look for an entry point to
[14:43] buy.  Let's look at another example. Here we have a level.  Here is level 1 2 3. Notice that this level is being broken through .  And for us, this breakout middle is located right here somewhere, and the movement does not
[14:59] develop further.  Therefore, here we are, of course, not considering any further continuation. We'll trade this a little further, and I'll tell you where to place stops.  So end.  And you will definitely need to place stops here , because such
[15:12] situations happen.  Here we have a breakdown happening. For us, approximately 50% falls on the level.  It seemed like the market showed further downward movement, but the movement did not develop, and here we would have received a stop, yes, here we would have
[15:25] lost money.  Trading levels can be random, meaning you can, in principle, trade them independently, that is, in isolation from the entire context, but the context will increase the chances of success.  What is context?  In simple
[15:39] terms for a beginner trader. Context is the situation on the timeframe you are analyzing.  When a trader wants to make a trade, he tries to understand what market participants are currently doing , whether they are buying or selling.  Context
[15:53] dominates the market: demand or supply.  Our context is very simple.  This is a definition of either a market phase, that is, the market can be either in a trend, or in a sideways movement, or in an impulse.  And the context also tells you
[16:08] how the price fits in with the level you've built.  So, we have several time intervals, that is, time frames.  Answering your favorite question: what timeframe should I use for trading?  I will answer about trading on two
[16:22] high timeframe and on a working timeframe.  The high time frame determines the direction and take profit, and the working time frame determines the entry point and stop order.  What is the main task of a stock trader?  This is
[16:37] to determine the potential and further movement.  Our task is to trade a high time interval, but at the same time make entry points on a small time interval.  Here's what it might look like.  Your high time interval is
[16:49] growing, and your working time interval is making arbitrary corrections.  Our task is to be at the turning points.  These reversal points will often be located right here at the levels.  Thus, we will trade along the trend of a high
[17:04] time interval and on the breakout of a level of a small time interval.  In this case, specific way.  That is, we will wait for the level to be broken.  And after that we
[17:16] should see a reversal pattern.   A reversal pattern is a narrowing of the range, that is, a narrowing of the candles followed by a movement in the opposite direction.  Here we have an example of narrowing followed by expansion.  Narrowing
[17:28] expansion.  Why does this happen? Let's imagine a theoretical situation.  We have some level. The market approaches this level and breaks through it.  And after that, the movement begins.  Then we begin to roll back.
[17:41] The market is approaching this level and we have a buyer here. Buyer limit orders represent a certain barrier.  It would be the same as if there was a wall here.  And it is for this reason that the price is shrinking.  And after
[17:55] this, a jerk in the opposite direction occurs.  It occurs on the trigger of this very buyer of the further price, as one of the options.  Another option is that if the supply is absorbed by buyers, then no one
[18:10] is dealing with demand, and that is why our market is growing.  So, let's open our table again.  And I want, for example, to make a deal on a five-minute basis.  The working time frame determines only the frequency of our trade.  The entry algorithm and
[18:24] construction logic will be the same everywhere. What does frequency mean?  Well used to make a deal, well, there within a couple of hours, yes, five minutes, but within a day, well, a day and a half.  An hour is already
[18:39] like several days, 4 hours is, well, at least a week, give or take.  A day off can last for a month, a week for about six months or more.  That's why I now want to make a deal on a five-minute timeframe, that is, to make it for about half a day, give or
[18:56] first need to open a high time interval, that is, an hourly one.  What are we doing?  We open the watch.  And let's build a level.  I've already built it.  It is located right here.  That is, our market bounced back here.  Just for your
[19:11] practice, I’ll build another level here, because look, the reversal is strong, a rebound from this level.  There was a rebound here.  I'll bring the level up here too.  Here we had a rebound.  Here we have a rebound.  And here.  This will be more than enough.   There is
[19:25] attention to how the market reacts to this level.  Now we determine the trend on a high time interval.  Here we have a downward trend. Notice that we have minimum, maximum, minimum, maximum, minimum.  And there is a
[19:40] small rebound.  That is, we see that our highs are moving downwards and our lows are also moving downwards. Let's open the next five minutes.  Here we have a situation on a five-minute time frame.  We have reached this level.  It's
[19:55] been pierced a little now.  And we make a return in the opposite direction.  Now we need to wait for the model.  One of these models.  Since we are now trying to make a short deal, we are looking for a model of this kind , yes, well, or a
[20:09] similar kind, but a reversal one. Rather, something similar is happening to us now model, only mirrored.  Here we have an narrowing of the range and an expansion downwards.  For
[20:21] sales.  Here we make a short position, placing the stop beyond this maximum.  As for take profit, take profit at the nearest minimum or maximum.  If you have difficulty
[20:35] determining where to place your take profit, simply set it twice as large as your stop loss .  And let's see how it all ended.  The market reached our Here, as you can see, it turns out that the
[20:47] market has started to go up.  In reality, no one would sit here and wait for the market to go to our stop.  We would have gotten out somewhere around here.  Always react to the market in the moment, remember that the market is chaos.  We trade chaos with you
[21:00] .  And for this reason, chaos in the positive sense of the word.  But chaos in what sense?  No one can say what the market will do next. The market is a living structure, and it always reacts to the incoming
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