--- title: 'Trading Strategy That Earns +$7,000 a Day Explained' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=Sh23Bjg4-6c' video_id: 'Sh23Bjg4-6c' date: 2026-08-03 duration_sec: 1163 --- # Trading Strategy That Earns +$7,000 a Day Explained > Source: [Trading Strategy That Earns +$7,000 a Day Explained](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Sh23Bjg4-6c) ## Summary This video presents a trading strategy focused on liquidity and imbalances, which the creator claims has earned over €7,000 in a few hours and over $380,000 from funding companies. The strategy involves identifying liquidity at highs and lows, and trading against breakouts, as well as exploiting market imbalances (FVGs) to enter trades. The creator emphasizes trading during London and New York market hours and waiting for high-impact news to avoid volatility spikes. ### Key Points - **Strategy Overview and Claims** [00:01] — The creator claims to have earned over €7,000 in a few hours and withdrawn over $380,000 from funding companies, showing payouts as proof. - **Focus on Liquidity** [00:44] — Liquidity is described as the market's fuel, found at highs and lows where pending orders are located. The strategy focuses on these levels. - **Timeframes Used** [01:38] — The strategy uses daily, H4, and H1 timeframes for analysis, as it is an intraday strategy with most trades closed the same day. - **Trading Against Breakouts** [03:03] — Instead of following breakouts, the strategy looks for sells when price breaks a high and buys when price breaks a low, expecting reversals. - **Imbalances (FVG)** [04:45] — Imbalances or fair value gaps occur when in a sequence of three candles, the first and third do not overlap. The price tends to fill these gaps before continuing the trend. - **Example Trade: EUR/USD** [07:44] — The creator explains a specific trade on EUR/USD where he earned over €7,000 by selling into an imbalance, using the strategy. - **Market Hours** [13:12] — The best times to trade are London open (9-11 AM Spain time) and New York open (2-4:30 PM Spain time), as 80% of strong movements occur then. - **News Awareness** [15:06] — High-impact news can cause exaggerated volatility, so it's recommended to wait for news releases before entering trades. - **Entry Execution** [16:02] — The creator waited for the news, then entered on a 5-minute imbalance, confirming with lower timeframes, and achieved a risk-reward of 1:3.6. ### Conclusion The strategy relies on understanding liquidity and imbalances, trading against the crowd, and timing entries around market sessions and news. The creator emphasizes that with these concepts, anyone can achieve similar results. ## Transcript trading strategy that has allowed me to earn more than €7,000 in just a few hours. And not only has it allowed me to earn that much, but I have withdrawn more than $380,000 in total from funding companies. And as I always like to be transparent and tell the truth, but with facts, I'm going to leave you with different payouts here, in some of them, for example, more than $0,000 with FTMO so you can see that it's totally true. And my goal with this video is that after watching it in its entirety you will fully understand the strategy and you can achieve the same results as me. The first thing I'm going strategy, that is, what we are going to look for, and in what time frame to analyze the market. And I personally pay a lot of attention to that. The main part of my strategy is to focus on liquidity. What is liquidity? Basically, it's the market's fuel, what it needs, the money the market needs to move in one direction or another. And you might ask yourself, "Hey, but where is the liquidity that's so important, and how do I locate this crucial thing in the market?" Well, liquidity is usually found at the highs and lows, because that's where most of the market's pending orders are located. Therefore, we are going to focus a lot on that and we are also going to take into account one little thing that I will explain to you later. So, where do we find that liquidity that is so important to the market? Well, we're going to look for it in every maximum and every minimum of the past. In what time periods? Well, in the daily timeframes, H4 and H1. We can also consider weekly timeframes, but something you should know is that most of my trades are usually located and analyzed in these daily H4 and H1 timeframes. Because? Basically because my strategy is an intraday strategy, meaning that most of the time I close the trades on the same day they are opened. Therefore, I don't let operations drag on for too long. Normally, one out of every 10 operations, one out of every 10 trades, because sometimes I leave it running from one day to the next, but like I said, one out of every 10 trades, the vast majority I close intraday. Therefore, for me, the H4, H1 and daily timeframes, at most, are more than enough to look for these trades, because I base my strategy on an intraday approach. If I had a swing strategy, then yes, it's true that I would have to lengthen the trades much more because, well, I'm looking for longer targets, but in my case, since I'm looking to open and close trades on the since I'm looking to open and close trades on the same day with a 7-8 pip stop, I do Therefore, these timeframes are very important. Daily H4 and H1. Keep that in mind. Where is the liquidity? At every maximum, at every minimum, that you see located in daily H4 and H1. Therefore, to generate sales, we would have this scenario here. Basically, what we expect is that the price will surpass this previous high, this past high, to look for a reversal. We look for opportunities to sell when the price reaches a peak, when it closes. Unlike the vast majority. The vast breaks a high, look for continuations; they are strategies based on breakout and continuation, but we look for just the lose money trading. Therefore, we have to do just the opposite. And the opposite is this: looking for sales when the price breaks a high. This would be the first scenario. And the second scenario would be to look for purchases when the price, what does it do? because when he does the exact opposite majority of people, when the price breaks a low, just as in the buying scenario, when the price breaks a low, the vast majority of people look for sales, for the price to continue running downwards. Because? Because they believe that by breaking a low and breaking a still bearish and will continue to go down. Mistake. The price usually does the opposite of what most people are looking for. That's why the vast majority of people lose money in trading. Therefore, when it breaks a low, we look for buys, and when it breaks a high, we look for sells. This would be the first thing we look for to enter. And then there would be a second option, which is the case of the trade that I'm going to explain to you, okay? Let's look at the next thing that I also usually look for. Another scenario that I also look for are imbalances or gaps or FVG. There are many ways to say it. I personally call it imbalance because what the word tells me is that there is no balance between one candle and another. Basically that. But ultimately, all three words are the same . What are we looking for here, and what is an imbalance? Basically, it's an imbalance in the market. In this case that I'm showing you, there's an imbalance in sales. imbalance in sales. Therefore, the price will normally balance out, it will counterbalance that impulse. So what does this mean? Well, in a sequence of three candles, first candle, second candle and third candle, in a sequence of three candles, the first and third have not touched and there is an imbalance, that is, that gap between the first and third candle. Normally, the price will try to balance it out and then continue its downward trend. In this case, it would be about seeking sales. In the case of looking to buy, it's exactly the same, but the candles are bullish. But what we are looking for is exactly the same thing, that there is an in the candles in a sequence of three candles, first candle, second candle and third candle. and that the price, once it reaches equilibrium, will continue to rise. That's what we're looking for in this scenario. Therefore, we would have two liquidity scenarios, where the price manipulates a minimum or maximum to seek sales or purchases. When the price exceeds a maximum, we look for sales. When the price exceeds a minimum, manipulating a minimum, we look for buys. And we would also take minimum, we look for buys. And we would also take into consideration this other scenario which would be those gaps, those imbalances that the price leaves us in the chart, those traces of the institutions, those traces of the big banks and that normally the price tends to balance that out. Normally there is a very excessive imbalance, either in sales, which would be this scenario, or in purchases, which would be the bullish scenario. What the interbank algorithm usually does is balance all those sales and purchases. In short, all operations and all positions in the market, because everything has to be balanced Therefore, the price has a high probability of balancing out those imbalances, those imbalances that the price usually has when it is sold very strongly or bought very very strongly. Therefore, these are the two scenarios: liquidity, maximum, minimum, or whether the price will balance out those gaps, those inefficiencies that the market leaves us with. The trade I mentioned earlier, where I earned over €7,000, was in this scenario, looking for an imbalance, looking for the price to balance those positions, in this case in sales, because it was a sell trade. And now , let's take a look and I'll explain it to you step by step. We are dealing with the euro-dollar currency pair, in this case in Forex. I personally operate Forex funding companies. For me, that's the best because we have a very high dragdown, a very high maximum dragdown, and we're not being chased by any kind of dragdown, and we can do practically whatever we want with the account, and for me, it gives us much more freedom. In this case, the currency I always trade, which I have been trading for more than 7 years, is the eurodollar. For me, it's by far the best , the one that gives the best and most precise movements. And I recommend that you trade it too because it is obviously the currency pair with the highest trading volume, therefore it is the least manipulable within , of course, all the manipulation that exists in the markets. Something I want to explain to you before we begin is the first scenario. We are on the 4-hour timeframe and we are seeing that the price here had a maximum and as you can see the price manipulated that maximum and started that big drop that we have here. Then the price went from the maximum to the minimum, this minimum that we have here. enough liquidity, what did it do? Well, to go up to where, to an do? Well, to go up to where, to an imbalance, to a void that I had imbalance, which is precisely what I explained to you a few seconds ago. The price went to complete that imbalance it had and where did it go? Well, to the next liquidity zone, this minimum that was pending here. Then the price, once it reached this low, began that reaction that we look for in purchases and again created an inefficiency, an imbalance, it completed that inefficiency, that imbalance of the market and began that rise. Where did the price stop? at the next peak. As you can see, it had a pullback here, then it went back to manipulate this high and then fell quite sharply again. He went to manipulate this minimum and this minimum. As you can see, once those positions were manipulated, the decline began. A new, very strong rise began, and here we would have another inefficiency, another market imbalance. He went to touch it, filled it up, boom, and hit the touch it, filled it up, boom, and hit the final rise. Where to? So, back to the next liquidity zone, to the next zone many positions and many pending operations, both stop loss and limit orders, take profits, everything. There are a lot of pending orders, and therefore the price has to go towards fulfilling and eliminating a lot of people and of course taking their money. Once he broke that record, what did he do? Well, practically the same thing. He took the next available minimum and notice that once he manipulates it, once he eliminates this minimum and eliminates all those positions, all that money, the recovery began. Where to? So recovery began. Where to? So again, to balance this area we imbalance that the interbank algorithm left us with. He filled in this part, then he could perfectly well go and remove this minimum, which as you can see here he did. And here's the juicy part. Notice what happens to the price once that minimum is removed . He's going to react again. Because? Because once the price takes all those pending positions, it takes all that money, and what it does is react. Just as it has this low, at this high. This efficiency, this inefficiency, this minimum, this minimum, this maximum, this maximum, this inefficiency, this maximum, this minimum, this minimum, this inefficiency. As you can see, for [clears throat] several weeks, from May 18th to June 4th, the price has done exactly the same thing, practically 20 days or more. In other words, if you had learned this strategy and used it as I'm going to explain it to you, you would honestly have gone through many funding accounts and withdrawn a funding accounts and withdrawn a lot, a whole lot of money. And now, of course, you'll understand what I was looking for, what we 're seeing here. We see an inefficiency, okay? Here we have another one, in this case, the price doesn't react, okay? And we have another one up here . Therefore, if the price liquidity points, and has reacted again here, what are we going to look for? again here, what are we going to look for? Let the price balance those positions, okay? So, where can we presume the price will go? Here. Or here, okay? Where we'll wait for the price. That's very important. I personally waited for it here, I executed the sale here because here in this imbalance the price did not react. Something else important that I'm example, which I'm about to do, is how I got in, which is also, of also consider this very important: understanding the logic of the market and understanding the analysis that I personally did. Something very important market hours. I personally operate the opening of the London Stock Exchange and the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. What are those hours? Basically, the London Stock Exchange would open from 9 to 11 am, Spanish time, pm, Spanish time. If you're from any other country, simply convert the time zone and see what those opening times are so you can trade them in the future and execute this strategy important because that's when the price moves with high volatility and a large movement, which is what interests us. We are not interested in being in a very sideways market where the price does not move because the only thing we are going to do is lose patience. Therefore, I always place a lot of emphasis on schedules. It's super important. Besides, of I'm sure that on more than one occasion you don't know when to stop, you don't know if you have to keep looking at the screen for longer or if you're taking too long and your partner is already scolding you, even your children. So you also need to have some schedules, and those are the best times to trade. London time from 9 to 11 am Spain time and New York time from 2 pm to 4:30 pm. Those times are crucial, and I'm telling you to backtest it , analyze it, and you'll see for yourself that what I'm saying is absolutely true and that the price moves most of the time during those times. 80% of the strong movements of volatile market movements occur during those hours, at the opening of the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. Something else I want to tell you is that we would have a high-impact news story on this very day, June 4th. Here you are seeing it. We are looking at an economic calendar, an investing report, and we are seeing that we have some that we have some unemployment claims at 2:30 in the afternoon high-impact news story. Therefore, what I recommend is that you wait for this news to come out and hope that the price, well, obviously, will stabilize, okay? It's not that it has so much volatility because there's a pending news item. This is something very mind. Always wait for those high-impact news stories to come out because this is what can cause very exaggerated volatility and end up getting kicked out of spike or whatever. Therefore, what I recommend is that you wait for OK? What did I do? Well, I as you can see, the price didn't react to this imbalance, and I waited for that news to come out at 2:30 in the afternoon. And then what did I do ? Well, I'll explain it to you very quickly. We are now in that 4-hour void. We would have to wait until 2:30. Let's move forward. And here it's already 2:20, 2:25 and 2:30. The news would come out here . Well, the way I operated this is basically that the price, as you can see here, created a void, an inefficiency, an imbalance. The same thing we were looking for in timeframes of 4 hours, one hour or minutes. The inefficiency is very small , but it exists. As you can see, the first and third versions don't touch, okay? Therefore, I was expecting that. The price during the 5-minute season caused that 5-minute season caused that inefficiency, so I adjusted the inefficiency, so I adjusted the air price a bit to confirm that the price was going to react. OK? Here's what you can do: go to a slightly shorter time frame and see if it's also causing inefficiency and respecting that area. Okay? In this case, the price, as you can see, firstly continued to rise a little. It has 5 minutes, I lowered it to a shorter time frame and notice that it's shorter time frame and notice that it's leaving you with another inefficiency in the 2-minute time frame. OK? Here I personally decided to put my order in sales because again it was generating another inefficiency in another time frame. Here you're looking for your take profit of 1 to 2 and this is the entry you can make into the market. As you can see, in 5 minutes it continues to create inefficiency. Here we can see how it has another inefficiency here. First candle, third candle and you can enter and execute your operation here small imbalance we have here. And here you would have your one-to- two. But not only that, the price continued to fall throughout the afternoon. Okay? Note that it could have reached a risk-benefit ratio of 1 to 3.6 . This is an absolutely insane trade. And analyzing it with some very simple, very basic concepts, which I think anyone can understand , it's very easy really. And that's it, I hope you understood it €7,000, I'll leave it here on the screen. I'll have also left it at the totally true. And I wasn't the only one who picked up this trade; many of my students did too. I'm going to post some screenshots here and you'll phase one, phase two, accounts that were already funded, and they've already put them up for withdrawal with this trade because I literally told them, "Guys, sell here, you're going to make money." I hope you understood it perfectly. Below you have a free lesson where I elaborate further on my strategy. Simply click on the link in the description that says " free class" and you'll find much more information there. Follow me also on my Instagram, @bilesdiálo, where I share stories of all my trades almost every day, going into more detail daily. Therefore, if you want to learn more about the strategy, I advise you to follow me. strategy, I advise you to follow me. See you in the next video.