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title: 'How to Trade Profitably in 4 Weeks: A Simple Strategy'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=MXwVHS8XA90'
video_id: 'MXwVHS8XA90'
date: 2026-07-12
duration_sec: 877
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# How to Trade Profitably in 4 Weeks: A Simple Strategy

> Source: [How to Trade Profitably in 4 Weeks: A Simple Strategy](https://youtube.com/watch?v=MXwVHS8XA90)

## Summary

This video presents a trading strategy designed to make profits within four weeks. The strategy relies on five key rules: using support and resistance levels, trading only between 8-11 AM New York time on a 5-minute chart, entering only at lower highs or higher lows, and ensuring a 50% Fibonacci retracement. The presenter demonstrates the strategy with examples and calculates potential returns.

### Key Points

- **Strategy Overview** [00:01] — The strategy aims for profitability in four weeks, focusing on mindset and a specific trading method.
- **Works Across Markets** [00:39] — The strategy works on stocks, cryptocurrencies, and forex using only one timeframe.
- **Support and Resistance** [01:05] — Use support and resistance levels with structural points. A low that becomes a ceiling or a high that becomes a floor.
- **Time Zone Indicator** [01:56] — Set the 'Time Zone' indicator to New York time, 8 to 11 AM.
- **Structure Rule** [02:50] — Only sell during lower highs and buy during higher lows.
- **5-Minute Timeframe** [03:19] — Use only the 5-minute chart, no other timeframes.
- **Fibonacci Retracement** [03:31] — Ensure retracement is at least 50% of the previous move using Fibonacci tool.
- **Best Entry Times** [04:50] — Best entries occur at the beginning, middle, or end of the 8-11 AM session (around 8, 9, and 10 AM).
- **Stop Loss and Take Profit** [06:41] — Stop Loss at next support/resistance, Take Profit at next support/resistance.
- **Weekly Performance** [11:34] — Example: winning 3 trades (2% each) and losing 2 (1% each) yields 4% weekly.
- **Monthly Projection** [12:16] — With 3 wins and 2 losses per week, monthly gain is 16%. With 2 wins and 3 losses, still 4% positive.

### Conclusion

The strategy can be profitable even with a lower win rate if risk management is followed strictly. Practice on a demo account before trading live.

## Transcript

financial markets in just four weeks? The answer to this question is a bit complicated, and it depends. It depends on two main things. The first is your mindset and psychology. I already
you can develop a good mindset as a trader and become mentally profitable. The that allows you to achieve these results in record time, and this video is about the latter. It's about learning a profitable strategy so that in four
weeks you can be making money trading. So let's take a works in all markets. You can use it on stocks, cryptocurrencies, and forex.
forex. And the good thing is that this strategy only uses one timeframe. You don't timeframes or time periods. It's simply following the steps day after day that I'm going to explain in this strategy. This strategy is going to be very
easily. You don't need a very high level of trading knowledge to understand it, and we're only going to be using a few tools. The first tool we're going to use will be...  Support and resistance levels, and
as you may know, a support or resistance level is much more valid when you 're using it with a structural point. In previous videos, I've already shown you what a bearish and a bullish structure is, but we're going
to focus on support and resistance levels. When we have a low and then a high, generally that same low has a floor and the high has a ceiling. When they share this floor and this ceiling, this support and this resistance will be
part of our strategy. That will be the first tool: a low that used a floor and a ceiling that used that same floor as a ceiling. To understand it better, it would be a support that was at a low
that became a resistance now at the same high. That would be the second part is that you're only going to trade at a specific time. You're going to come here to the section that says "Indicators" and you're going to
look for the indicator called "Time Zone" and you're going to choose the first one. Once you choose this indicator, here in the upper left, the indicator will appear. You're going to set the specific time you want here in the
configuration section and you're going to set it. 8 to 11 Remember that the time you have to set is New York time. You can change that below. Here in the time zone, put New York -5, and here in the settings,
select 8 to 11. This little shade you see here will be applied. This shade indicates that this is the specific time I marked here, since the second rule of this strategy is to only trade between
8 and 11 in the morning. That's the second rule. Once we understand support and resistance, we understand the second rule. Now we move on to the third rule of this strategy. Basically, we're going to analyze structure, and we're only going to
sell when we're in the middle of a lower high, and we're only going to buy when we're in the middle of a higher low. We're
're in a bearish structure forming a lower high. We're only going to bullish structure when a higher low is forming. That's the third rule. The fourth only going to use the 5-minute timeframe. We're not going to
need any other timeframe, just 5 minutes.  You have to go at 15 to an hour, nothing. Just 5 minutes at the specific time, following this rule. And now applying rule number five, which is going to be one of the most
important, you have to make sure that when the lower high is going to form, it is close to 50% of the last one. Let me explain. Look here, this was the last lower high. There was a super big movement, and when it is making this
retracement, it is close to 50% of this movement. If you want to measure this 50%, you can use this tool here, which would be the third option. You look for the tool called Fibonacci retracement, and you just have to measure
from the initial point, which would be up here, to the final point, which would be down here, and you will see that we are at about 70%.  Here it says 0.77%. We need the retracement to be at least 50% of that move, and
once we have that retracement, we meet all the rules. Remember all the rules: first, you need support or resistance using the structural points; second, a specific time frame, which would be from 8 to 11; third,
remember that you need to understand that you can only sell at the lower highs and buy at the higher lows; fourth, you only have to use the 5-minute timeframe; and fifth, you need a discount of
approximately 50%. We're going to test in a week how many moves we could find following all these rules. It's very important that you write down each of the rules because if you deviate from one, you won't get the
get with all the rules at the same time. The first thing we're going to check is the specific point, and I'll give you a tip: the best entries will always be found at the beginning of this time frame, from 8 to 11, in the middle, or at the
find entries close to 8, close to 9, and close to 10. That's the most specific point.  Where you'll mostly find entries is possibly at these specific times; there are more entries at 8:45
than at 8:50. Generally, at 8, 9, and 10, at the beginning, middle, and end of this trading session. And we start to see this example. In this example, we see that we have a bullish structure; a higher low and a higher
high are forming, and we see this change in structure. When there's a change in structure, it's where I get a possible indication that something might happen. It was going up, now it's possibly going to start going down, and now we observe this higher low; it's
resistance. So the first rule is met. Let's see if the second one is met. We're at the correct specific time, and what time are we? Close to 9 in the morning. You can see the time here below; it would be
specifically 9:05, almost 9:10 in the morning. This means that the second rule is met. The third rule: if we're going to be looking for a sell, this is a lower high, correct? It's possibly a lower high. So the
third rule is met. The fourth: the 5-minute timeframe.  The fifth rule is to see how big this pullback is and we see that it is a 70 percent pullback. We want a minimum, or approximately 50. It could be 40, but 50
is perfect. And here we see everything. Now we open the trade here on the left. Remember, it shows you the projection for long and short trades, and you just have to place it where you think you would
open the trade, which would be here. The Stop Loss, I will always put it at the next resistance or the next support; in this case, it would be here. And the Take Profit would also be at the next resistance or the next support, which
in this case would be here. I consider that this strategy... here it would basically be... Notice that here would be the next support. This strategy is super interesting because it will always work the same way. The Stop Loss will go at the
next support or resistance, and the Take Profit at the next support or And once we open the trade at this point, we will see that specifically the point where it reversed was after breaking through the support,
and the point where it started to fall was where we found all the confirmations. This looks simple, but the trick to this is going to be applying it every day in the same way without changing anything.  Absolutely nothing. You'll see
days you win, but most days are positive. And this specific day was a 1-for-2 trade where, if we risked 1%, which is what I recommend risking, we would have gained 2%. Let's look at another example from the
previous day to see if the same thing happens, and we'll look at it quickly so you understand. Each day works very similarly; only the 5- minute timeframe is different. We're at a good time.
literally 9:00 AM, starting in the middle of the session. That's why I mentioned that this strategy is generally good at the beginning, middle, or end of the time we've marked. Let's see how well
the retracement is from this move to this move here, and we have a retracement of more than 50%. So it's perfectly fine. We observe that this is a low, and here we see the high, and the structure break occurs a little
earlier, but we observe that this is the low, and this is the high, and that it's a support level that has now become a resistance level. This indicates that our entry is correct.  The correct timeframe, and we can see that it will
possibly go down. What do we do? The Stop Loss goes above the last High, which would be here, or the last resistance point. Notice that the last resistance point is these points; you see it as it reaches, bounces, reaches, bounces, reaches,
bounces. Those would be the last resistance points. And then the Take Profit would go support points. Since we are looking for a sell, it would be approximately here, a little below the support points, and this is a perfect lower High. I
can sell. And notice how, exactly the same as the previous day, we find another example, and so we can see each of the days and realize that there will be many examples, but we will have other days like this one where, even though
have some confirmations. Let's see what confirmations we find. Here we see broken support or resistance points. We don't really see a broken resistance point here, or we even see
a support point here that we could mark. We see very strong movements, possibly caused by news here.  It's 8:30 AM, so we don't really see any lower high formations, we
see them, but not at the specific points where we're looking. We're on a 5-minute chart, yes, we're there, but there are some confirmations that aren't there, and on days like this, it's very difficult to find entries. So what do we do? We simply don't enter on
days like this, and we can look at previous days that might cause confusion and lead us to take a loss. Let's say that on this day, instead of not entering, we took a loss, and that day
we lost, and the two previous days we won. Let's analyze the next one: we have support that turned into resistance, perfect, a higher low. Perfect, so I can buy here without any problem. We're on schedule. Let's see, it's
around 10 AM, as I mentioned, on schedule. Perfect, a discount. I'm sure we're at a discount of around a discount of around 50%, perfect. 70% discount, greater
than 50%, no problem. Anything between 40, 50, 60, or higher is totally valid. Now we observe that when it reached that support point, it dropped a little, but in the middle of the small reaction, it ended up going up. We're at the
had entered at the support level, we would place the stop loss at the next support level, which is here, and the take profit at the next resistance level, which would be approximately above the
next resistance level. Because resistance always appears and passes a little bit, and we observe that it might be a winning day, it's basically following the same rules: specific time, support or resistance breakout, same
timeframe, stop loss below the next support or resistance level depending on whether it's a buy or sell, and the take profit is the same. We aim for a 50% discount and execute the trade as long as it's
a valid buy or sell. We'll have other days like today where we'll be a little confused, but now let's do the math. These are just the numbers for one week. If we win three trades and
lose two, the calculation would be as follows: on the days we lose, we lose 1% of the account because we're risking 1%, but on the 10 winning days, we aim to win 2%. So, if we win 3 days, it would be 6%, and we lost  Two days
would be -2%, which would be a total of 4%. The goal of all strategies is to be profitable, and this strategy, if you can execute it to the letter, But if we put the same data into four weeks, it would be the following: look
here, if a month has 4 weeks, it means that I would lose eight trades of that I would lose eight trades of 1%, which would be negative eight. And if I win three trades each week, that would be approximately 12 trades in a month, and each
trade would give me double what I 'm looking for. So it would be 24. If 'm looking for. So it would be 24. If we subtract 8 from 24 and say that all these days we risk 1% and that we win three trades a week and
lose two, we might have 16% in the account, which is a very high number, especially if you are trading. But let's be a little more realistic. Let's say that instead of winning three, you won two, and that each
week you won two and lost three. At the end of a month, you would have -1% in the account from your losing trades.  In one month, you would have two wins per week in your account. That would be 2 times 2 because you
earn double, multiplied by 4 weeks, which would be 16. If you subtract the 12 because you have a negative balance, you would have a positive 4%. Even though you lose more than you win with this strategy, it could be profitable if you follow all the
rules. So, the main objective of this strategy is to be way to do that is by following the rules to the letter. You have a specific risk level, a few tools that you have to learn to use, and you
know that you will only trade between 8 and 11, nothing before, nothing after. This strategy works, and I personally used it for quite some time, depend on the schedule you are using, the pair you are trading, and how the
market is. Undoubtedly, a beginner can use this point, you have everything you need to be profitable within a 4- week period. Now it's your turn to practice it, open trades on a demo account, and see
how it works.  This strategy will work in the real market; it's your turn to that's all for this video. If you want to learn trading from scratch and know nothing, I recommend watching this video. You'll be able to learn all the basics and intermediate aspects
of trading and understand everything we've covered. However, if you're already an my personal strategies. With this strategy, you'll trade every day like I do and you'll be able to take your trading to the next level. See you in the
trading to the next level. See you in the next video. Bye bye and