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title: 'My Exact Guide to Making $1K/Day Trading'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=ygOyNa3OviY'
video_id: 'ygOyNa3OviY'
date: 2026-09-19
duration_sec: 2087
channel: 'Nitro Trades'
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# My Exact Guide to Making $1K/Day Trading

> Source: [My Exact Guide to Making $1K/Day Trading](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ygOyNa3OviY)

## Summary

This video presents a comprehensive trading roadmap centered on the Candle Range Theory (CRT) strategy, emphasizing that success in trading depends more on risk management and discipline than on the strategy itself. The creator outlines a step-by-step approach covering strategy, higher timeframe analysis, prop firm usage, trade quality assessment, and scaling, with practical chart examples.

### Key Points

- **Introduction and Promise** [00:00] — The video claims to provide everything needed to become a profitable trader, addressing common pitfalls and offering a complete roadmap.
- **Sponsorship and Giveaway** [00:42] — Partnership with Vizip (likely a brokerage) offering an iPhone 18 Pro giveaway for signing up and depositing $100, plus $500 in free credits.
- **Strategy as Foundation** [01:25] — Emphasizes that a strategy is essential but not the sole factor; many traders overfocus on strategy and neglect other critical aspects.
- **Introduction to CRT** [02:18] — Candle Range Theory (CRT) is a simple three-candle pattern: candle one marks high/low, candle two sweeps and reverses, candle three delivers liquidity.
- **Trading CRT** [04:34] — Entries are taken on the break of candle two's high/low, with a focus on the wick. Timeframes: 15m, 30m, 1h for setup, 1m for entry.
- **Risk-Reward and TP/SL** [06:27] — Each CRT trade targets 1.5R to 2R, typically 1.5R. TP is set at the opposite extreme, SL adjusted to achieve 1.5R.
- **Trade Frequency and Sessions** [07:23] — Trade one or two CRTs per day, preferably the first CRT of New York session (9:30-12:00 ET) or Asian session (8-10 PM ET). Avoid London for beginners.
- **Higher Timeframe Analysis** [08:18] — Identify trend using liquidity (extreme highs/lows) and order blocks (last candle before massive rejection). Trade only in the direction of the trend.
- **Prop Firms and Account Sizing** [12:33] — Start with prop firm accounts, preferably 50K size, as they offer better risk-reward and rules. Recommended: Apex, Funded Next, Lucid.
- **Risk Management Rules** [15:40] — Use fixed TP of $500-$700 and SL of $300-$500. Never let SL exceed TP. Hold trades to full TP or SL; avoid early exits.
- **Identifying High-Quality Trades** [18:33] — Skip choppy days, no-news days, and Mondays. Watch first 10-15 minutes of market open to gauge price action quality.
- **Common Trading Mistakes** [20:55] — Overtrading, oversizing, and forcing trades are the main culprits. Stick to one or two trades daily, keep sizing static, and respect levels.
- **Scaling and Copy Trading** [23:07] — Scale by adding more prop accounts and using copy trading. Example: 1K profit on one account copied to 20 accounts yields 20K.
- **Chart Examples** [25:03] — Practical demonstration of CRT on charts, showing entry on re-break, TP/SL placement, and alignment with higher timeframe levels.
- **Final Emphasis** [33:21] — Trading is a numbers game; consistency and discipline matter more than strategy. Stick to the system and avoid flip-flopping.

## Transcript

Hey guys, we have probably one of the most important videos you will ever watch about trading and this is honestly going to change everything for you guys. So I'm going to be breaking down literally everything that you need to be a profitable trader. And this is not just the basic stuff like strategy and all that stuff, but quite literally every single little thing that you will be able to play.
And honestly, the reason I'm making this video is because a lot of you guys are just like honestly lost in trading. You're doing like random things and I'm watching you guys on the right path. You guys are making it way, way faster. And honestly, this is stuff that I wish I had whenever I started trading. And this is going to stay with you guys like at least a year of learning and refining around.
So, with all of that being said, let's get directly into the video. Let me give you guys the entire profitable trader roadmap, and everything by the end of this video should make sense, and put you on a way better path. So real quick, I have a little surprise for you guys. I know a lot of you guys are always asking for giveaways and all that stuff,
so I've been arranging tons of those for you guys, and this is the first one. So I've basically partnered with Vizip, which is one of the largest brokerages in the entire world, for anybody that trades Forex, crypto, commodities, all that crazy stuff. And basically, one random person watching this video or in the community is going to get a brand new iPhone 18 Pro.
So again, a lot of you guys have been asking for that, so if you want to join that, go to the link in the description, and all you gotta do is just sign up, deposit $100, and you get entered into the giveaway, and you also get $500 worth of free credits. So very big thank you to Bybit for making this possible, and whoever wins that giveaway, let me know, because I want to see it.
Anyways, let's get right back into the video. Alright, so ladies and gentlemen, let's get directly into everything, understanding it from A through Z, and this is honestly going to help you guys out a ton, alright? So, the first thing I really want to cover, and we're going to cover everything step by step, but the first thing that you really need to have is obviously a strategy, okay?
It's like trying to build a building and then not having a foundation. You need to have the strategy no matter what. The other big problem that I really see is you guys focus on strategy too much and you neglect everything else. We've had a few situations where there were people that kind of just, they trade a strategy
for months. There's like two weeks where it doesn't do well. They freak out. They switch to another one. Or they see the new shiny object and they want to switch to that one instead. You trade that for a little bit, you get smoked on that as well. And then you get smoked, right? So you need the strategy, but a lot of your issues in trading are not going to come from
the strategy, okay? the strategy is going to be just kind of like having your foundation and that's it, right? So the strategy we're going to talk about today, you guys already probably know it. However, I'm going to do a little deep dive into it and understand, you know, what's the best way to trade
it. All these little tiny things that can make the difference between you being crazy profitable with it and just like messing it up completely. So you guys know this is my future trading strategy called CRT or candle range theory. And it's honestly, again, one of the simplest setups.
You can literally hand this to a beginner and they can literally start trading it today. And It's that simple. There really isn't anything crazy, right? So that's why a lot of people love it because it's very high win rate. It's a very good risk to reward. And you don't really need anything crazy for it, right?
There's the risk management built in. There's a strategy built in and everything just handed to you. And it's your job to follow through on it, all right? So with CRT, ladies and gentlemen, it is going to be a very basic three candle sequence. So you're going to have candle one.
You're going to have candle two and candle three. And each candle has a purpose, all right? So in this case, candle one is simply going to be the first candle of CRT, all right? And all you're simply doing on this candle, ladies and gentlemen, is marking out the extreme high and the extreme low.
So in this case, we mark out this wick right here and this wick right here, all the way at the high and all the way at the low, okay? So that's all you're doing for candle one. That is out of the way. You're good to go, okay? Now, candle two, this is where you can have the difference between HDRT being valid or not valid, right?
What you need for price to do is it must come and take out either this high right here or the low, but it must reverse back up or back down depending on which direction it really broke and then you can consider this a valid CRT okay what does this mean I know you guys might be a little confused
when the candle sweeps so in this case notice how it came in and wicked below the low but the actual colored part of the candle closed back above the low okay this is why it is called candle range theory it breaks the low and it closes back inside the range okay so that is candle one right there
mark out the high and the low candle two will sweep and then reverse back inside the range and candle three is going to be another very important one. This is probably the most important candle that we really want to focus on. Candle three, ladies and gentlemen, is going to be
essentially the candle that delivers liquidity to liquidity. Think of this candle as the delivery driver, okay? So if we took out the low and we reverse back up, what I expect candle three to do is reverse all the way to the opposite end of the candle and take out this high right here,
okay? What's essentially going on right here is we're taking out liquidity from the low, delivering it to the highs, and taking out liquidity from the highs and delivering it to the low. All right. So in very short context, this is a very simple formation to deliver liquidity
from the lows to the highs. So essentially the buyer's orders, we pick them up and we go and we deliver them very beautifully to the sellers. That's all we're doing. Okay. Now we understand that concept, but how do we actually trade this strategy? Let's understand that part. Okay. The
strategy is going to be traded with a big focus on this wick right here of candle two. So what you're going to essentially do is once candle two forms, I'm going to mark out the high of that candle and I'm going to wait for price to break that level. All right. And when price breaks this
level, that is where your entries will be coming in. Okay. So on the higher timeframe, it looks like this, right? It just breaks the high. You would enter that and it would go straight to TP, right? Simple enough. But on the lower timeframe, okay, that is where we're going to view and look
and understand what's actually going on. So I forgot to mention one thing. The CRT, we're going to look at on a 15 minute timeframe, a 30 minute timeframe and a one hour. All right. And you guys We'll see how you can very simply do that in a second when we do flip over to the chart.
But you're going to have the 50 minute, the 30 minute, and the one hour open, and you're going to trade it on those time frames, okay? Then from there, you will swap to a one minute, all right? And that is where you will look to actually enter the trade and manage it in real time,
okay? So if you take a look over here, the one minute looks totally different than the higher time frame. You take your entry, there's a lot of massive moves up and massive moves down, all these different things before it eventually gets to TP. so how do I know where to place a stop loss when to enter the trade what to do all this different
stuff okay there is two ways you can really enter this trade either you take the risk and you just say you know what screw it I'm entering on the direct breakout but at the same time I'm running a risk where it's like you know what what if the initial breakout just doesn't get enough
follow-through and it comes and stops me out right and then it gets follow-through that's one risk that you're running now at that same exact time this is a guaranteed entry this is where you'll be guaranteed an entry when it just breaks that high and you enter right okay the second way to play it is you wait for price to break that high, come down a little bit, reject,
okay, and then get the second break, and that's where you can enter. This will give you a lot more fall over, all right? This is going to be probably one of the better ways to enter, but you will also miss some very beautiful CRTs that just break and rip right away, okay? So, we understand that. Now, every single CRT, ladies and gentlemen, is going to have a very
strict risk-reward of about 1.5 to 2R per trade, okay? And 99% of the time, it's going to be 1.5R, and the way you will find it is you will put your entry and exit tool for example your risk reward tool i should call it and you're going to drag the tp all the way up to the high because we know
that's the price we want price to move and then from there what i'll do is i'll drag my swap off and make this a 1.5 bar so wherever that makes it a 1.5 r that is where we're going to focus on that trade now if you're a little confused on this don't worry when we hop on the charts it will
make a million times more sense i'm just not really taking too much time to go crazy on it because i've explained crt billions of times and it's hard to explain it on the whiteboard all So that is CRT. That is your strategy. That will be your foundation for why you're taking a trade or why you're not taking a trade.
Okay? So you're not blindly just firing because, oh, green candle up, red candle down. Let me just take any. No. You need a foundation. You need to understand why that trade is being taken. So that is there. Okay? Now, for CRTs, ladies and gentlemen, the beauty of this setup is that we really want to trade one or two of them a day.
You can fire at 500 of them. Why? Like, what's the point? You just want to catch your little piece in college for the day. So look for the first CRT usually of New York session. That's the way I like to do it. is look for the first CRT that goes with the trend, and you only want to trade this during
clean price action. If I see the markets moving like straight trash, and you guys will see that in a second, I'll explain it. Obviously, avoid the CRT. You're going to have a much higher win rate. It's going to make life so much easier. It's going to be very, very good, okay? And the best times to trade it, ladies and gentlemen, will be from 9.30 to 12 p.m. Eastern time, which is going to be the
New York session, and then 8 to 10 p.m. Eastern time, which is going to be the Asian session. And there is also London session, but if you're newer, I don't think you should really go for that because it can really be difficult to understand exactly how that works. All right.
So this is the first core concept down. And I know it's a little bit a lot to handle at first, but the more and more we get into it, the more and more explaining you guys will understand how this all pieces together. All right. So let's head over into our second concept. And this is
going to be identifying what CRTs we actually trade because there's downside CRTs, upside CRTs, all these different things. And you get confused in real time. You're like, well, it just formed downside crt now formed an upside crt then another downside which one's right trade right so this is
where we are going to hit the higher time frame levels and identify our trend ladies and gentlemen all right so for this there going to be two concepts that we want to understand liquidity and order blocks okay So when you go on the one timeframe or two depending on which one you prefer you going to look for two things You want to see the market
and identify where is our liquidity, and liquidity is going to be resting at extreme highs and lows in the market, all right? So whenever we see massive selling pressure, massive buying pressure, anything like that, where price had a very strong reversal, for example, let's say what this looks
like in real time, price is trending, trending, trending, trending higher. We're just going, we're going. And then all of a sudden, bang, you had this massive dump in the market. Okay. And then this is going to be your liquidity point right here. This is liquidity. This is what I
marked out right over here saying selling pressure. Okay. These massive reversal, these massive pivot points are going to be key. This is going to be one of the most important things that we can focus on. All right. So that is going to be a downside, sorry, a selling pressure liquidity level. And to
the opposite end, whenever you get these massive reversal to upside, these points where price is pivoting is what we're focused on for liquidity. So that is going to be your buying pressure. Now, how do you use this for CRT? Price will come up to these levels, okay? And it's the same idea
as CRT. You're going to take out liquidity at highs and lows, and price is going to come back and reverse off of that. So in this case, when we come back up to these highs, okay, all the way from here to here, I'm still interested in longs, okay? I'm only interested in long CRTs. Then when
price comes and breaks this level and then starts reversing hard again, what am I interested in? I'm interested in bearish CRTs only. So I'm constantly looking at liquidity this whole time. Like for example, if it takes up a low, reverse and back up, I'm looking for bullish CRTs and so forth and so forth.
If it breaks it and it just continues dropping, obviously I'm going to continue looking at bearish until our next liquidity level, okay? And I'll explain that again on the charts. It'll make much more sense. But if you already have a basic kind of knowledge of liquidity and all this stuff, this is how you identify the trend.
Because I'm not just going to be like, for example, shorting, playing a short CRT when price is like absolutely nowhere near liquidity. and I'm not going to absolutely try to long-windedly just pick out liquidity. Like, I'm not doing that, okay? And that's how you get a difference between, like, a 50% win rate and, like, an 80% or 90%, okay?
The second concept is order blocks, ladies and gentlemen. So, on the higher time frame, essentially the same idea, and I actually have the wrong color set up here for one second. Hold on, let me put that at six. So, essentially, with liquidity, guys,
it was something that's a little bit more complicated in the sense of identifying it, but order blocks are very, very simple, all right? Order blocks, ladies and gentlemen, are going to be, essentially, whenever the market gets a massive rejection, so a massive, massive dump, so we just look almost in
the same exact way that this was done, we just simply want to mark out the last candle before that massive rejection, and that is going to be an order block, okay? So the way this one will work is, again, when price is just pushing, pushing higher, pushing higher every single time, and then
it comes into this order block and rejects off of it, what am I interested in once again, ladies and gentlemen? I am interested in downside CRTs right over here, okay? It comes back again, rejects hard, bang, another rejection. I'm interested in downside CRTs only. That is all
I'm interested in playing. And that is how you identify the trend and the higher time frame level, okay? If you don't want to cash these liquidity sweep and order block ones, there's another easy way you can do it, which is simply just ride this trend all the way up, ride this trend all the way
down. You will have a lower win rate doing this, unfortunately, but it's just an easier way to identify it if you're struggling with liquidity and order blocks and all that stuff, then you can just ride the trend as well. That's also another way to go about it, okay? So if you are confused on any of these concepts. Again, we will cover it in a second, but I have videos covering literally
everything I'm talking about here. So if you need something more in-depth on it, just literally search up a NitroTrade order block or NitroTrade liquidity. It'll explain all of that. I have videos on all those as well. Okay. But this is how we identify which CRT to play and which ones to
skip. Even if there is a bearish CRT going into this liquidity level, I could care less. If there is a bullish CRT after liquidity sweep, I can like literally care less, right? I just don't care enough. So same thing goes for order block. I am not longing a CRT in the order block,
and that is not something that I'm interested in at all, okay? So that is going to be how we know which one to play. So now we're going to move on into another big topic that a lot of people skip in trading, and this might actually be the most important thing. And this is where
you guys really threw up, which is you don't take time to understand these things, and you just focus on strategy and liquidity order blocks and that's it, right? So this is how you're going to, I honestly get started in trading as well, but also scaling trading, right? This is going to
be the biggest thing that can possibly happen. So the first thing you will do, ladies and gentlemen, and whenever you're beginning or you're even advanced, honestly, prop firms are the way to go. Your risk to reward is absurd on it. And a lot of people make the mistake of going on a live
account immediately and you're just getting screwed over because it's like you don't have a profitable system in place. And all of a sudden you're throwing $5,000, $10,000 into an account and you're going to blow it like immediately. You know how many prop firm accounts that is? That is like 50, 100 plus. Okay. So first thing you will do, ladies and gentlemen,
is you will go and buy a prop firm account. So this is the first step. You'll get started on it. I'm not too big on paper trading, I would say, because you don't really get the emotional aspect of trading out the way, but you can start on that if you want to, but I think buying a prop firm account, they're cheap, they're easy. Might as well just do that in a second, okay?
Number two, you want to buy a 50K account. A lot of you will go for accounts that are like 150K, 300. The rules kind of slip on those. 50K is the perfect medium across all the prop firms, and they will honestly be the best way you can really go about it, okay? Get a 50K account. I'd
rather you have like six 50K accounts versus one 300K account. That's honestly just the best way, because the rules on those accounts are like, for example, make 3K and before you lose $2,000, so 3K TP and then you have minus 2K stop loss, right? And you pass the account. Great. Your
300K accounts, for example, have like something like make $12,000, but you can't lose like, you know, you can only lose like 10, not $10,000, like 4,000. But you have these very absurd, very tight risk strategies, right? So it's better to just have this because you have so much more
room to play with and you want to get a 50K account, all right? Now, in terms of which accounts to use. I personally think at the moment of this video being made, the best accounts you can get are Apex with 50Ks, Funded Next 50Ks, and Lucid. And I honestly think the more I've been
testing it, Funded Next is the number one. It's up there with Apex, really. And you want to get accounts from those platforms. You can obviously get it from anywhere you want, but I think those will be the best ones for really beginners and advanced traders. Now, you're going to have two
aspects to your trading. Number one is going to be evals and funded. So you'll first take the test, you'll pass it on the eval and before you get your live account that's going to be the number one okay but there's two ways that i trade personally and this does not go for everybody this goes
mainly for people that um are really kind of risk averse like me like i personally don't care on the evals too much i don't waste my time on something that doesn't really um transfer into me getting a live account so what i do is i play my evals a little bit aggressively you know if i'm a little
bit heavier i'll um try to pass it quicker and all these things that doesn't mean that you should do that too. If you're comfortable and if you're not really okay with that risk, then you just go slow for both the funded and the eval, but that's just the way that I trade it. So that's one way to go
for it, but the funded itself, guys, this is where you guys screw up the most. I see people all the time, you guys will hop on a funded account and you're just rushing to get a payout and you're going to blow the account. You're going to blow it. There's no way you're not. The more you try
to force trading, the more you try to rush it, you're going to blow accounts and there's no way you don't. So take it so slow. Treat it like it's an actual account. Don't just go crazy on your fund is and try to get the payout right away and blow it, okay? A good rule of thumb, honest to
God, is going to be $500 to $700 TP per trade and $300 to $500 stop loss. Now, this gives you a fixed risk-reward. What we've talked about with CRT is that 1.5 risk-reward per trade. Now, you can do,
you can play around with this TP and stop loss, but always make sure no matter what trade you guys take, ladies and gentlemen, never ever allow your stop loss to be bigger than what you're aiming for TP, okay? I'll also see a lot of you guys that will take a trade and it goes a little
profit and you end up closing it like oh my god i'm scared what if it comes back down okay you just made 150 on that trade and you're happy you shouldn't be happy bro you should not be happy because you're risking literally 500 on that trade so your risk reward is like minus 20 like
0.20 okay that sucks i would much rather you take a full loss a full stop loss than you would take a 150 win that is not how you trade okay you need to keep that consistent because proper is number one use consistency that's a big tool and number two you're not going to be profitable if you're
running a negative risk reward. So force yourself to hold that trade. I don't care what you're thinking about that trade. You can give yourself a million reasons why it'll work out and a million reasons why it won't. I don't care what you're thinking. I genuinely just don't. You need to hold that trade. If it goes to stop loss, it goes to stop. Who cares? You're going to lose like 20
to 40% of your trade depending on your win rate. Are you seriously going to mess up everything just because 20 to 40% of your trade lose? No, that's not how that works. Okay. So you essentially, I want you guys to force yourself to hold these trades because it's so important. You guys want understand that you need to make sure your risk reward is staying static.
That's very important. All right. And the next thing I do want to talk about as well is when you're trading these funded accounts guys size normally, don't just go crazy and try to hit, I don't know, pay out in one trade or pass an eval in one trade. I mean, if you want to be really aggressive, maybe you can get away with
that, but it just doesn't work. I be honest with you guys Like you end up messing up and blowing so many evals for no reason And that comes back to what we were just talking about where you want to take it really slow All right And the last thing I want to talk about ladies and gentlemen is take your payouts once they available
I see a lot of people that try to run up one account to like $20,000, $30,000 payout. No, bro. Like take your payout. You can get a new one and run up that same cycle again. It's a constant cycle. You take your payout, buy the product from account, repeat the same exact process over and over again,
and you can stack up your payouts and that's how you get to $10K a month, $20K a month, $100K a month. That's how you do that, okay? So this is the big thing I want to focus on, ladies and gentlemen, because risk management is key, all right? And a lot of you guys skip past this
because you allow yourself to get scared on trade. You allow yourself to mess up everything. But I just, again, it's not a game. It's not a game, and I really want to get this through to you guys because if you don't have a static risk to reward, if you don't respect all your levels,
like stop loss and TP and all this stuff, there is no way you will be profitable, okay? And I'm not saying this over-exaggerating, like you are not going to be profitable, and I can almost guarantee that. So respect it. And you'll notice a lot of the times people that aren't profitable are probably messing
up somewhere on the stop loss or TP. Okay. So that is your risk management. We'll cover that a little bit more as well in a second. But let's get into number four. How do we identify when a CRT is high quality, when we should take it and when we should skip it?
Now, this is a big thing that we really, I don't see a lot of people talking about this, but there are days where you shouldn't trade. And this doesn't just apply to my strategy, but applies to almost every strategy because the market never moves in one way. And there are days where you literally load up the market and you look and you're like,
wow, this is pure trash. This is going to suck. And then you guys still take the trade and get cooked. Why? Right? Like, why are you just donating money to the market? Like, what's the point of you doing that? So what you want to do, ladies and gentlemen, is watch the first 10 to 15 minutes of market
open. Okay, now you can watch the first 30 if you want to, but the way I do it is the first 10 minutes is already clear for me. If the market opens up and you just see pure chop, like it's literally not moving one candle up, one candle down, one candle up, one candle down. It's no direction.
And then when it breaks out of the high of day, complete trash. it just doesn't move right and then when it breaks out a little big it's no fall through complete trash and then high of day again essentially what i'm trying to say is if you're seeing a lot of chop where it's just like wicks all over the place like this where it's one candle with a bunch of
wicks next candle gets another wick again then next candle comes in another wick and all this stuff just skip it i mean what's the worst case you miss a winning trade wow really you're not gonna catch another winning trade ever again no like next day you'll come back and get but this
is something a lot of people do struggle with where they see pa like this or they see it's just like massive green candle massive red candle massive green massive red it's just barcoding and you guys force the trade and it will not work okay the other thing i want to talk about
try to avoid trading days with no news because they just usually don't get follow through so if there's no news in the market honest to god skip it skip it it's just not worth it right the other big thing that you really want to focus on guys is you want to make sure that you don't trade
mondays too often now monday sometimes will have follow through but mondays be a little bit more cautious because Mondays will have the worst price action of the week and you'll see me honestly skip a lot of days on Monday and really just kind of not go for it. Sometimes I'll trade it,
but it's really going to be this kind of weird price action that you guys are used to with all this wicking, all this chop, all these things like that, and it will screw you over big time. So identify how the market's moving. If you notice it's trash, just skip it. It's honestly
not worth it. I know a lot of you guys will struggle with this specifically because you can't identify it in real time until you get a little experience, but it's very important. I need you guys to get that down because it will make a massive difference. So that's one thing. Also, if there isn't price taking out any liquidity or order blocks or anything like that,
that's another problem too. Where are we going to move? How are we going to move without any liquidity or any use? It's not going to move. And finally, I want to talk about one more thing because this is another big thing that I want to really cover that you guys really struggle with.
Now, remember at the start of this video when I said the big things that you guys will struggle with don't have to do with strategy. They really don't. They have to do with these three things right here. Overtrading, and you guys know this, I promise you, go back, open your journal, or look at your trades. It's probably one of these three that's really keeping you back in
trade, okay? Not sticking to your levels, that's another one that I'm kind of missing right here. But number two, overtrading. You know that you're supposed to take one or two trades a day. Some of you guys are taking 20, some of you guys are taking 30, some of you are taking five, whatever it is. You're only supposed to take one or two, and if you're green or red, I don't care, you're
done for the day, that's it, right? But you guys will force yourself to trade five, six, 20, 30 trades a day, and boom, you're blowing your accounts, and you don't even realize it in the moment. You're just firing at everything just for the sake of fire. That's not how trading works,
guys, all right? Another thing, oversizing. You want to go for a big win. You want that big win. Okay, but you're thinking about the big win. What about the opposite? And what about when you get smoked with oversize? You don't think about that, do you? So that's another thing that you need to
really understand is, okay, keep your sizing static, keep your risk-reward static, and everything goes properly. The moment you start overtrading, the moment you start oversizing, great job. It's done for you, right? And the moment you start disrespecting your levels, like, for example, selling before TP or selling after stop loss or anything like that, that's where we run into
issues guys. And that's where things get really bad for us. All right. And number three that I just talked about a second ago is forcing trades. All right. When you see that a setup is not there and you still take it and you get demolished, that's on you, right? Like there is no setup.
It's or it looks beyond horrendous and you still trade it. Accept it. That is your fault. Okay. You know that you weren't supposed to take that and you still decided to take it, accept it and do not ever do it again. All right. And it will take time. This is probably one of the harder things to focus on but this is what really gets a lot of people there was a horrible horrible
movement and you took a trade and you got cooked okay learn from it don't do it over and over again but these things ladies and gentlemen are more important than your strategy ever will be this is what really comes down to your risk management you're over trading you're oversizing forcing
trades these things make the big difference we'll spend 90 of your time trading on this crt i swear you'll watch one video of mine and you will get it down in your dump that's it great you're good but this stuff is what i really want to put the emphasis on because this is what made
be profitable is what makes everybody else profitable and you guys never focus on it, right? You just let that same cycle continue, continue, continue, all right? Now, the last thing I want to talk about is scaling, ladies and gentlemen. So when we trade, we don't just go
zero to 100K a month. We don't do that. If you guys take a look at my calendar and everything that I used to post every single day, it goes slowly. You're making 15K, you're making 20, you're making 30, you're making 40, 60, and so forth, but it doesn't just happen overnight,
okay? So what you do is you eventually add more accounts. So you do it on one platform account, You can copy it to 5, you can copy it to 10, you can copy it to 20, whatever. That should be your end goal. You should be copy trading these accounts at some point whenever you're advanced enough.
And for example, you make 1K profit on one of those accounts, copies over to 20 of them, and all of a sudden you're just going to make 20K on one trade, let's say, right? And that should be your end goal. This is the final, final thing in trading is constantly scaling up more and making more
money and doing all these different things. The larger risk is so limited because your accounts are pretty cheap on profit, okay? So the way that works, you can just buy like, for example, five or 10 accounts from Apex where you can trade them on different platforms and connect them via a third party copier.
And your risk total, let's say you're going to drop like maybe, I don't know, $300, $400 on those accounts. So your risk to reward is insane, right? And I'm telling you guys right now, don't rush this process because you can get into it and you'll make your 20K, right?
For example, but it's going to be full hard when you don't have your system completely balanced in these numbers, right? seriously burning to 300 400 accounts every single time and good luck like what's the point so take your time be very cautious with it and it'll be amazing all right so ladies and gentlemen these
are the big things everything that i just covered right here is going to be literally everything you need to make trading work now over here is you know there's nothing complicated in trading it's not rocket science at the end of the day when you start adding in all these weird things
and you start messing around and doing all this and that your trading becomes a mess notice i only gave you guys five things i'm not giving you guys 300 different things and making this more complicated than it needs to be. It's literally just focus on this and call it a day. That is the most important thing I can ask you guys to do and that's it, all right? So, all these things,
now we're going to go over to the charts and I want to break down exactly how this works in real time on real examples of trade that we've taken so you guys can understand how does this all piece together perfectly so we can really understand how to trade it properly, all right? So, with that
being said, let's get over to trading view. Let me break it all down and this will make even more sense now. So, ladies and gentlemen, here we are on our first example on the charts, all right? and I'm going to break down exactly how this looks in real time so you guys can see it much more clearly, all right?
So first thing we do, we go on the higher time frame. I'm on the one-hour time frame right now, and we identify the liquidity and the order blocks. So in this case, we had a very sharp move. This is our last little pivot point before that sharp move,
and essentially what I'm doing, ladies and gentlemen, I mark that out, price comes and breaks that level and gets a sharp reversal back up. Now, another example I can show you guys is notice how this is happening at the highs as well. Price comes and takes out this high,
sweep right back down i'm interested in bearish setups only price comes and breaks this pivot point i'm interested in bearish setups riding that trend down until price comes and clears the high again all right so in this case we had a nice little push whatever all that stuff happened
price came and broke that level and it reversed like crazy it's a beautiful beautiful reversal so what do i understand i do not care for bearish crt at all not interested in the slightest i only interested in bullish crts because we took out liquidity all right I looking to ride this trend right back up to the highs okay So when we drop down to the lower time frame we got that down out of the way We
have that already figured out. What I'm looking for now is any bullish CRTs, and if you look over here, we actually have two. We have one on the 30-minute time frame, which is the one that I played, and we have one on the hourly, and I'll show you guys both examples so you can really see
how they both play out, okay? First thing I'm going to do, ladies and gentlemen, I will place my entry right at the break of this middle candle of candle number two. Why is this a CRT? Let's really break this down, okay? You have candle low right here, okay?
You have candle high right here. So what Price just did essentially is we came and we broke that low and we reversed back up and the body of the candle closed back inside the range. Hence, candle range theory, right? So that's C1, candle one, candle two,
and candle three is where the entry will be taken. So how am I going to take the entry? We mark out the middle candle. I will then drag my TP using my risk to reward tool all the way up to the high, because again, I'm expecting a move to the high right there, okay?
Next thing I will do, keep your eye on this risk slash reward ratio, and then notice how the number changes as I drag up this stop loss. I'm dragging it up, I'm dragging it up until I get to about 1.5 risk to reward, all right? And that is how your trade's going to look.
We know where our TP is because we're looking from low to high, so if we select the low, we're moving to the high. and my stop loss, all I'm simply doing is dragging it up until I get to a 1.5R, all right? So stop loss in this case is 30,230, TP is 30,265, and the entry is going to be at 30,244, all right?
So let's take a look at how this trade looks. You have two ways of entering it. Number one, you can enter on this direct breakout, which is not the way I entered it. I waited for price to break, come back down, and then on the re-break is where I entered. So when it re-breaks again,
for example, on this candle right here, let me go back one more so you can see that, that is where I take my entry okay and once I'm in that trade you set your stops you set your tp and you do absolutely nothing else after that you do literally nothing okay obviously the entry is
a little bit off because we are on bar replay but now that you're in that trade what am I doing tp is either going to hit or stop loss is going to hit and I don't care I'm not taking profits right here I'm not taking stop loss right here I'm not doing anything it's either hitting exactly to the
stop loss or it's hitting exactly to the tp absolutely nothing else matters okay so let's happens with this trade okay price continues continues gets tp right there same thing happened on the hourly time frame guys okay you do the same exact idea you drag your tp first okay because
again over here what did you have price swept the low reversed right back up and closed back inside the range we know it wants to make a move to this high so when it breaks that middle candle that's where you can enter your trade okay and then from there stop loss and tpr plays you let it do its
thing and that is it i don't care about anything else all right a lot of people ask me which crt do I know how to play? Which one do I pick if I have like a 15 and a 30 and a 1? So personally, ladies and gentlemen, I will play the lower time frame. So if I have 15, 30 and 1 hour,
I will go for those 15 minutes, honestly, right? In this case, you did have a 15 minute CRT as well, but notice how the third candle didn't break the high, but the fourth one did. I don't really play those too often. You know, I really just don't like that. So out of the best ones from here,
30 minute was the best. And then one hour was also not bad at all, but I chose to go for 30, right but same idea you take your entry drag your tp place your stop loss so that it's a 1.5 risk reward and you're good to go and you do this every single day you identify your higher
time frame levels you identify if it's a good moving day for example in this case it's moving somewhat decent it's a little choppy it's not the worst but notice how there is a little bit of a clean identifiable trend leaning up into those highs so that is why we play okay but see
how simple it is in real time i don't do anything crazy guys i really don't i look for my setup i take it if they hit stop loss it is stop loss if it's tp it's tp and that's it and you repeat this every single day on your prop firm you don't go crazy you don't do anything wild and that's it
that's all you're doing okay now i want to show you guys an example using an order block because this will also be very important now this one i'm going to show a different session just so you guys can see the difference between how they operate between new york and london and asian
they almost always move the same but do you see this order block right here this is exactly what i marked out earlier massive rejection marked out the candle before that rejection that is going to your order block. When we tap into this and we start rejecting, I'm not here to play along on
this. Why would I long when we have a massive selling area? I don't want to long into that. I want to play bearish CRTs only. So first thing, as always, higher timeframe on this case, we're on the hourly. I mark out my levels. Is there liquidity? Is there order blocks? Is any
of that stuff there? If it is, wonderful. We're good to go. We have our trends. We have our bias. All right. Next thing you do, you drop down to the lower timeframe. All right. And you're all you're literally going to do in this case is just simply wait for a bearish CRT to fly. Notice,
this is where a lot of you guys get screwed. A lot of you will have tried to play this bullish CRT right here on the 30 minute time frame and you really got a swap lost out, correct? Why? Because you're trying to long into a bearish order block. That's not going to work most of the time. It's not going to be ideal. So why am I interested in this 30 minute? And why was I not interested
in the hourly, for example, right? Because hourly hadn't tapped perfectly yet. It was just, it was still trending higher into the order block, but it didn't do a good job of tapping input and rejecting. Now that we actually get a little bit of decent follow-through off our rejection, okay, we're getting back-to-back candles. What do I do in this case, ladies and gentlemen?
I will play a bearish CRT, okay? And you can, again, play it on the direct breakout, or you can play it on the re-break, okay? Now, middle candle is where your entry will come in, for example. So, right here, I will mark out the high of the candle, and then I will mark out the low of the candle. So, that's
our CRT. We broke the high, we reversed back down, and we closed back inside the range. Higher time frame order block is also aligning bang this looks perfect all right now your only job is to wait for candle number three to come in and break that level and again all you're doing drag your tp
down to the low because again we select the high so i know it wants to make a move to the low and then from there i will drag my stop loss and make it into a 1.5 risk to reward as you can see right here and when it breaks or it does the re-break then that's it that's all i'm interested in so
let's see what happens in this case and let's really understand if this trade plays out or not Okay, so let's say you enter on the break. Let's put in, I don't know, 10 contracts and take a look at this. All right, TP and stop loss will be placed and you can play this now properly.
Let's see what happens on this trade. Okay, beautiful. You get your move to TP. Again, I don't care if it's going to TP or stop loss. I'm entering that trade and I'm letting you do its thing, but I'm not exiting right here. I'm not exiting right here.
It's either going to be the TP or it's going to be the stop loss. And that's it. That is all that I really care about. Okay, so it's that same repeatable system every single day. You will up your contract or lower your contract depending on how big the range is, but you
want to aim for a consistent about like $700 profit, maybe $500 stop loss. Play around with that a little bit, see what works best for you. But notice how simple it is, okay? Combine your higher timeframe with your lower timeframe, take your entry and bang, look
for one or two and you're done for the day. That's all you really need, okay? And again, if this is still a little confusing for you guys, I have billions of videos on CRT. Just go back on the YouTube channel. There's literally every single video about CRT, right? So you can go back, we'll explain it much more in depth, a lot slower, it'll help you guys out of
harm. But in essence, you get your system down, you do this consistently every single day, and bang, that is all you guys need. There is nothing else in trading that is really going to be more beneficial than just having a simple system following you every single day. And that's the
only way you'll make it work. If you don't do that, it's never going to work. I'm sorry, that's just the reality, okay? You stick to it, that's it, all right? So this will work on MNQ, MES, MGC, almost all pairs, almost all everything, because the markets really do move the same.
all i'm asking from you guys is really put emphasis because i know the boring stuff in trading you guys don't focus on it's not it's not interesting it's not exciting but at the end of the day trade at the end of the day trading is a numbers game okay and you guys need to really get
that down if you don't get it down it's just not going to work all right and i'm taking time out of my day to show you guys what really matters so you guys will sit there for three years four years just losing for no reason get that fixed follow the crt system and bang that is all you
guys need okay there's really not going to be a better strat even out there that you guys can really have in terms of simplicity and win rate and risk to reward, all right? So, ladies and gentlemen, that is everything you guys need. Now that you've made it to the end of the video, you have every little thing you need.
Now it is your job to execute on it. I've given it to you guys on a silver platter. You don't really need much else, and just follow through on it. Don't get off the track. Don't do anything crazy. Don't start flip-flopping strategies every other day. Don't start messing up your risk management and all these crazy things like that, and
I promise you, you will be fine, okay? So, that is all, ladies and gentlemen. I really hope you guys enjoyed, and I really hope that this helps you guys out a ton. If you guys do have any additional questions, drop them in the comments section or join the free Discord. It's the free channel that everybody's really talking in 24-7.
Everyone trades CRT. Everyone's helping each other out. So make sure to join that as well. And that's pretty much it, guys. If you guys have any questions, end up pretty much a team. If you guys do need anything else, again, the Discord's there for you guys. The comments section, I'll try to get back to you guys as much as possible.
And if you guys have any ideas for future videos, let me know. I'll try to get that out to you guys as well. Once again, hope you guys enjoyed. Hope you guys learned everything you need. And I'll see you guys back in the next one.