[00:00] If you're scalping on the one minute time frame  and you're using Fibonacci retracements for your   entries, I have an incredibly valuable tool that  is going to give you the specific candle that you   want to enter on for the best possible results.  This strategy is not for everyone. If you are  
[00:15] not comfortable with the one minute time frame,  please do not trade this strategy. Okay? There   are specifics to this strategy that you need  to keep in mind and you are limited to the time   where this strategy actually works. I want peak  market volume and high trading times. So London  
[00:33] session and New York session right in the middle  of the range, there is a lot of volume that goes   into effect. That's when you're going to start  seeing price move in a specific direction. So  
[00:45] you want trending markets. That's the only way  that Fibonacci retracements are going to work.   So, as you can see right here, we have a momentum  down, a pullback, momentum down, a pullback,   momentum down. Every single one of these pullbacks  is going to be a Fibonacci retracement. And a lot  
[01:03] of people aren't comfortable actually getting  into a trade. They want a specific candle for   their entry. It's like this analysis paralysis  or hesitation that keeps you out of the trade   when you know it would have played out. If you  want the quick and dirty way, just enter in a  
[01:18] short position around the gold zone between  the 0.5 and the 618. I want your stop loss to   be the previous high and your takerit to be the  previous low. That's going to give you just over   a 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio. And every time price  breaks previous structure and starts pulling back,  
[01:36] I want you to put a new Fibonacci retracement  tool. And again, this is what your trade setup   is going to look like. But like I said, so many  people struggle with the analysis paralysis and   actually getting into the trade. So what is a  way to give you more confidence in your trade  
[01:50] entries at a specific candle? What I want you to  do is try the happy trail indicator. It is a paid   indicator. It's called happy trail because it's  all about trailing the momentum. Momentum trailing  
[02:02] with Fibonacci retracements is a really, really  solid strategy. And the best part is all you have   to look at is your previous structure for your  stop-loss. So, for this trade, instead of entering   in like we did, we simply go to the previous  high point, which is this candle right here,  
[02:18] and you shoot for a 1: 1.5 risk-to-reward ratio.  You get your candle entry, your stop-loss above   the previous structure with a 1:1.5 risk-to-reward  ratio. And you're going to keep doing this,  
[02:30] drawing your Fibonacci retracement tools on the  price structure. And once you get a happy trail   signal with a very tight stop-loss and a 1 to  1.5 risk-to-reward ratio and you lose a trade,  
[02:43] you're done for the day. That means that  trend is over. Market structure has been   broken. Your downtrend is null and void. So if  London market opens up at 9:00 a.m. London time,  
[02:56] I want you to trade between 10 and 2:00 p.m. That  gives you a 4hour window. That is high volume. If   you are trading New York session, I want you  to trade between 10 and 2 PM New York time,  
[03:09] Eastern Standard Time. These are the windows  where you're going to get the most volume and   the highest probability of having the market  structure where price is trending up or price   is trending down. Now, Happy Trail is a paid  indicator that we created at the trading floor.  
[03:24] If you want to get access to it along with eight  other indicators, tools, resources, and education,   click the first link in the description  down below. It costs about 20 bucks a month.