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title: 'Все РАБОЧИЕ скальпинг стратегии в одном видео! (полная база)'
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date: 2026-07-07
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# Все РАБОЧИЕ скальпинг стратегии в одном видео! (полная база)

> Source: [Все РАБОЧИЕ скальпинг стратегии в одном видео! (полная база)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=HOwqznGsX88)

## Summary

This video explains that scalping is not a strategy but a type of trading on small timeframes to capture short price movements. It covers three main scalping strategies: breakout, rebound, and density trading, emphasizing the importance of horizontal levels, volume analysis, and quick decision-making. The presenter advises beginners to start with rebound trades for consistency and risk management.

### Key Points

- **Scalping Defined** [00:47] — Scalping is trading on small timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m) to capture short movements, not a strategy itself. Trades can last seconds to hours.
- **Common Beginner Mistakes** [02:31] — Trading without a strategy, holding losing trades, and slow decision-making are key mistakes. Cut losses quickly and only hold profitable trades.
- **Breakout Strategy** [03:55] — Identify a level with accumulated stop losses. Enter on breakout, take profit on impulse, or move stop to breakeven and let it run.
- **Rebound Strategy** [10:13] — Trade against the level when price lacks strength to break. More frequent than breakouts, recommended for beginners. Best when rebound aligns with trend.
- **Density Trading** [13:47] — Trade from large limit orders in the order book. Enter on rebound from density, with tight stop loss behind it. Use a screener to find densities.
- **Strategy Discipline** [17:29] — Stick to one strategy to refine it. Trading multiple strategies leads to confusion and inability to correct mistakes.

### Conclusion

Mastering one scalping strategy, starting with rebounds from levels or densities, and maintaining discipline are crucial for success. The video provides a clear roadmap to avoid common pitfalls and develop profitable scalping skills.

## Transcript

just have no chance? Well, it doesn't sound very good, but after this video, this is exactly what will happen. You won't have a chance to simply take the wrong turn in studying scalping. In this video, we'll analyze strategies, we'll analyze what you definitely need to
look at and what you don't need to look at. That is, everything that will be said in this video is material that will be useful to you and which will give you an understanding of where to go and what to pay attention to, and you'll filter out everything unnecessary, and let's go analyze strategies and
scalping for starters. Let's figure it out. Who is this scalping of yours? Why is everyone talking about it? What is this phenomenon in trading? And I scrolled through YouTube a little. I see theses like scalping strategy, scalping, scalping
is a strategy, I trade using scalping, and this is very strange, why? Because now we are closing the definition of scalping once and for all, but in simple terms, scalping is not a strategy, scalping is a type of trading that implies
trading on small timeframes, or in simple terms, collecting short movements by searching for entry points on small ones.  Timeframes, that is, 5 minutes, a minute, fifteen minutes, and no more, we collect short movements on them. Yes,
we can sit in a trade for 5 seconds, and we can sit in a trade for 5 hours, and it will still be scalping. Why? Because we found an entry point on a small timeframe, pulled part of it, for example, fixed the position, that is,
took a small profit and left it to drag on. No one limits us in time. The essence of the matter is that we were looking for an entry point on small timeframes from local levels. And therefore, this is scalping. Yes, but we can also scalp
and very quickly enter, catch some impulse, and exit. That is, let's summarize scalping a little - it is trading on small timeframes and collecting short movements in the simplest possible language without big words. Now, where do
we collect these short movements and collect small impulses? And where can we sit and we will now analyze all this in the strategies that we analyze all this in the strategies that we trade most often in scalping. This is what
you need to study. This is what you will trade.  Choose one or combine them and trade all the time. Believe me, this will save you 1,000 hours and this video will allow you to move in the right direction. Let's go and, yes, I almost
forgot. I wanted to say where beginners make the most common mistakes. First, they trade without a strategy, which we will now analyze. Second, they sit in losing trades in scalping. This is unacceptable in scalping.
Decisions are made instantly, and this is the third point, that is, quick decision-making, and we jump back to the second point. You can't sit. You can only sit in profitable trades and pull. Profit from losing trades. We cut at the root all three key
factors that will help us all the time in scalping. First, you need to learn horizontal levels. All major trading occurs from them anyway. Breakouts, rebounds, and so on, which we will now analyze, come from levels, therefore, it is a
mandatory requirement to understand horizontal levels. Second, you need to see the volumes and see where money is being poured in because these points are often defended. Yes, the volumes are defended, the volumes are poured in, the volumes have returned to them, they are being defended, there is a
reaction, that is, you need to see  Understand the chart and the third is the speed of decision-making, as I already said, scalping is not for imaginary people. You can't sit and doubt. You need to, when we are looking for a situation in which we are entering or not,
find a horizontal level, decide to work it out. We are ready to press buttons and nothing will confuse us. This is the only way to do something in scalping. And now let's definitely go to strategies and the first strategy is a
classic. You can hear about it in many places and it really works and brings profit. But a little background and theory for this strategy, a breakout of the level is that we already find a trading level behind which a
large number of stops have accumulated, on which we will go to grow. Now I will show, illustrate and analyze an example of a deal. A breakout of the level is to level is to
the position to take profit, that is, a quick good impulse, but here this strategy also implies that we can sit in the deal, that is, take a breakout, close part, or simply move the stop-loss to breakeven after  momentum in
our direction and we sit and wait for the price to develop the movement further. Here, it’s everyone’s choice how to trade. I take short movements, I take impulses, I sit extremely rarely. You can learn to sit, there’s nothing wrong with that.
What you need to learn to do for this strategy. The first is, of course, to determine levels and understand what a level is in general. The second is to look for the right entry point. The third is to understand the reasons for entering a trade, that
is, what factors tell us that there will be a breakout. And the fourth, of course, is to understand where we place our stop loss, and this fourth should actually be the first. You must initially understand where your stop will be if the stop is not somewhere
far away or somehow unreasonable, then we do not open this trade, we switch to a small screen. We’ll analyze. Friends, colleagues, I can’t help but recommend you the exchange that I use myself, which has established itself as a top exchange and has been
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yes. And let me start drawing with how it is formed. Yes, we have some kind of price movement and we understand that we have a horizontal level here, we understand that a horizontal level and here the subtlety is small, there is
not always a clear line, a level is  In general, the price range where this or that player is included, that is, the buyer or seller, and this must be understood. We do not draw candles by someone. This is actually what is happening on the chart. That
is, green candles are buyers, red candles are sellers, that is, and this must be understood. And we do not have any strict lines, with a few exceptions. A strict limit level occurs when there is a
large limit order in the order book and does not allow the price to go up or down. Then there will be a strict line at this density. When we do not have density and the chart simply draws a level for us. Yes, we have a graphical level, then this is still some price range,
therefore, we often trade cascades. That is, a cascade is a cluster of highs or catches in some values. As I drew here, you see, the price does not clearly break into one line. The price here forms cascades, or the price range is small.
What is also a level? So, when a level is on the trade, our task is to find an entry point and take the impulse into a breakout. What is this impulse on? This impulse occurs on the activity of some large player or on a
cluster of stops.  Losses, stop losses, who, those who trade a different strategy. What other strategy does not occur, a rebound or a bounce occurs. We'll get back to it now, or rather, we'll move on. People who enter a rebound place
their stop losses here, behind the level of their entry point, and when the price approaches their stop loss, and when a person opens a short, his stop loss is a buy, and together with a large player who buys at these values, the
price also comes to the stop loss itself, which is activated and purchases are turned on, and then a strong impulse comes. We need to understand the points where these stop losses have accumulated, and stop losses are behind clear levels, and we take this
impulse. This is how the breakout strategy works. Let's look at one of the trades, I took a breakout. For example, I have a breakout on XRP, this is not a new trade, but I found it in the folder. Yes, now there is not much time to trade due to travel,
time to trade due to travel, work, filming, and other things, but nevertheless, there are trades, and we see a clear Cascade. You see. Yes, here is the level. That is, here two Highs are hitting almost the same point.  and here they don't reach it and here I mark the
Cascade and enter a breakout of this Cascade stop loss I put my here behind the trade and the movement begins to develop the first impulse and my task is to take at least a percentage from here the movement continues to develop and demolishes
this Cascade and this is the impulse we get and at the exit I take my treasured 100 dollars from a quick situation Two candles you see how the situation Two candles you see how the breakout occurred not bad at all that is this is how
breakout occurred not bad at all that is this is how you need to pay attention to moving on to the second and the second strategy follows from the first and all our strategies follow from each other the second strategy is a
rebound or bounce from the level What is the logic and how it was for me when I started like everyone else in scalping initially trading breakouts I realized that I can't I get a stop loss stop loss stop loss I understand simple logic that
probably happens to everyone and what if I trade where I am trying to enter a breakout trade on the contrary against myself that is where a breakout does not happen  level where a breakout does not happen  level up or down, there is a rebound, that
is, the price has no strength, the coin has no strength to break through this level and I did not yet understand how to trade breakouts correctly now we have even on streams I have accumulated three-month statistics Yes, where I showed positive dynamics in breakouts But this is
now with experience, then I did not understand this and I went to trade rebounds to try and I began to succeed, I began to feel the Profit because I simply did not start butting myself if I do not understand breakouts, then where I stop there you
need to go in the direction of the stop and I began to take from the level of the rebound, I began to succeed and Let's move on Let's see how these rebounds work When our level is weakly traded When our price movement has formed a level and there was
no approach, nothing was traded, the price impulsively approaches the level here there is often some kind of small loop,
round number, that is, a round number is one of the factors of a strong level and thus we take with you a rebound That is, this is the second strategy where there is no breakout, there is a rebound, this is what I recommend for
beginners to start with, this is what will help you get the hang of it at the beginning of your journey. What is good about the rebound strategy is that they occur much more often than breakouts, because we can take short movements, we can take long ones. By the way, now I
will tell you where we can sit, where it is better to immediately take the movement that happened right now and not wait for development, you also develop an eye for charts, you get a colossal amount of experience trading
rebounds because they happen more often and since I said where you can sit. And where not in these strategies, let's take an example from the same jumps, and we sit in the event that the rebound goes along with the trend and it is better to trade everything along the trend, the same with the breakout,
if we had a trending movement like this, and the price of trades began to trade at some level. That is, we have a trending upward movement and the price of trades, we have a breakout here, you can sit if we trade the lower
border. The lower level is against the trend, yes, then it is better to take a small one here.  impulse and get out immediately because the price is very likely to develop Where we need to sit according to the trend, we can close part and sit, pull the deal against the trend,
take the reaction, everything is simple and the next one is also one of the easiest, that is, breakouts are essentially the most difficult thing, they take a long time to wait for, it is difficult to work out because they do not always happen But they give a good profit in terms of potential risk of profit and the
next last deal for us is, of course, trading from densities, this is basically the essence of scalping, someone calls it pipsing, trading on the glass, whatever you like, but density is included in this how to find them
densities before we looked for them manually now there are screeners I am often scolded for the fact that I am advertising something in this video I will not say on principle Which screen I use Although everyone already knows yes now everything is simple choose
any screener that shows densities in which there is a density map or just densities and find absolutely any screener of your choice find densities what is it in general go back to the small screen theory
density - this is a large limit order that is located in  glass and does not allow the price to pass. That is, we have a glass. We have different values ​​here. Yes, different values, and there they are, for example, O dollar 2 3
values, and there they are, for example, O dollar 2 3 1 2, and here it is at 150. For example, I have now shortened the numbers very much to make it as simple and clear as possible, but we see that compared to this, this is a very large order. Yes, for 150 coins
very large order. Yes, for 150 coins compared to 1 2 3, and this order affects the price. How, when the price approaches it, it bounces off it because the market is not able to sell such a number of coins, and there is a rebound because
in this density, sales are included in this case, and the price moves down. That is, we find the density and enter it in a rebound if it is not traded. If it has been approached many times and they begin to eat it, then of course we
no longer trade it in a rebound. You can also trade densities in erosion, but this is already a little bit. Another time, it is better to trade a rebound from densities, since this video is for beginners. I am telling beginners and Let me show you a situation where  I
Let me show you a situation where  I entered from the density, we see a coin, microcircle, we see a coin, microcircle, we see the density below it, open the glass, it may seem to you that I am entering very far from the density. But here on the chart, you
can also see this density, that is, here it is standing. Yes. And here it is where the price is. That is, I practically just opened the glass from it so that it would be easier to enter and the price begins to develop its movement and pay attention. Here is another
interesting moment was when this density was rearranged. Look where it is now and look where it should be moved. They moved it. And thus, they further pushed the glass, that is, density affects the market. The density is thrown over. And
thus, the price goes on and looks here, opposing, we see. Yes. on and looks here, opposing, we see. Yes. Opposite, the density was rearranged and
Opposite, the density was rearranged and immediately the impulse, that is, this density screener, find the density, configure it correctly so that this density is
correctly so that this density is large on a round number and stands for a long time. Enter the rebound and you will be happy, easy money is the easiest. What could be, and the most detailed analysis of all strategies for scalping and trading can be
found in the training materials. Links in the description, good luck and success in your studies, these three strategies will simply give you an understanding of what to do. So go and trade for real. Choose one and learn to work it out, but I said which ones are better
to start with. Which ones are more useful. But if a rebound is more useful, this does not mean that they are more profitable. Yes, there are people who trade breakouts perfectly and make a trade breakouts perfectly and make a great living from this. There are a lot of them on YouTube, too.
But I still recommend getting your hand in on rebounds from levels or from densities. It is more reliable from densities. Why? Because trading from densities gives us a very short Stop Loss. We are always behind the density, so we have
low risk with high profit. And I want to say one important point: when you choose a trading strategy, psychology is very important. The most important point is, of course, adherence to that very strategy. That is, when we have chosen,
we trade rebounds, there is no need to try to trade breakouts, something else, a slope, some other nonsense, no need to do this, take it, trade rebounds, that's all your task.  You must have a program in your head. I'm going to work. I'm going to
work on a rebound. We're looking for a rebound. We work on them. Then you can adjust your trading strategy. Then you can work on your mistakes. But when you trade everything, you don't know what to correct. You don't know which
entry points to adjust. Where to put stop-losses. Where did I put a stop-loss here? Where did n't I put one here? Why? Because we trade everything. And when we trade, we have one clear understanding: I trade on a rebound. Yeah, I made a mistake here. The stop-loss needs to be longer here. I
entered early. There's no need to enter a level early. And we adjust, adjust, adjust. That's how it is, guys. So, use it to your heart's content, trade, do it, and don't forget to subscribe to my free Telegram channel. I'm
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