[00:02] traders worldwide, you need a consistent, simple, and repeatable method for generating profits, even under pressure. That method is scalping. I made
[00:14] $2,238 in two incredible trading days this week by using fast trading with small stop-loss orders to generate significant profits. Today, I'll share what I've learned over 16 years of scalping to achieve success as an elite trader with a 1% success rate. Like, subscribe, and
[00:30] let's start making money trading at good levels. All you have is a strong resistance level and a strong support level, and we want the price to bounce between these two levels. You sell at the top and buy at the bottom. But you know
[00:46] trading isn't that easy, which is why I always show you live trades. The first step in the scalping strategy is to establish support and resistance levels. This is a strong resistance level at the top and a strong support level at the bottom. However, in live trading, the
[01:02] charts are unpredictable, so I actually have another strong support level here. Here, and a level here, and another level here, and I'm trading from the bottom to the top and then back to the
[01:14] bottom. What am I doing with all this? Don't worry, I'll explain. This is just the first step. We're identifying support and resistance levels on the highest timeframe, the M15. For the second step, we'll move to the M1, M2, M3, or M1 timeframes to identify entry points.
[01:32] Now, we've seen a good reaction from the resistance zone here, but it wasn't strong enough to place a trade from this point. So, what I'm looking for is a supply or demand zone. In this case, since we're in a downtrend, we're looking for a supply zone. You can see my supply zone
[01:48] here. Why is this considered a supply zone? Because we have one, two, three, four large red candles here, indicating that there are sellers pushing the price down at this level. This is an additional point of convergence with that resistance here, and this is the zone where I want to place my trade.
[02:04] If the price breaks out and forces me out of this trade, I can start looking for another position at the resistance here. But you can see that the risk-to-reward ratio  The returns are really good. My stop-loss is at the top and my take- profit is here at the bottom, so even if
[02:19] the price goes up here, we'll be able to get another trade. But I think this is a great supply zone. As you can see, the price started pushing out of this zone almost immediately. I now have $500. Now, what makes this such a good supply zone? Why is it so accurate?
[02:35] Well, Plan 4 is the momentum slowdown zone. Look at the momentum slowdown in the price in this zone. It tells us that sellers are starting to come back into the market and are pushing the price down. The next thing we have is a reaction to the zone. Look at all these
[02:51] shadows in the zone. We're getting a reaction, and we're not breaking that zone. We're always pushing back down over and over again. So this is a strong and accurate supply zone. The next thing I'm going to do—and what I
[03:03] strong and accurate supply zone. The next thing I'm going to do—and what I from the bottom of the move to the top of the move and extend that. This way, you can see that we're selling from our
[03:15] This way, you can see that we're selling from our discount zone.  Above 50% is our discount zone, and that's where we sell. The next thing I look at while monitoring is that we've gone through our six entry steps. I'm looking at the
[03:30] support levels. You can see we have a support level here, and the price has broken through that level, which is exactly what I want to the price has broken through that level, which is exactly what I want to see next. I also look at the trend lines. You can see I have a trend line forming at this level here, and I'm thinking that this is
[03:44] the point where I'll exit my trade. When we get a reaction from this zone and a break of the trend line, we get a reaction from this zone, and then we push up. I was able to exit
[03:56] the trade at 3842 because I was concerned about that zone. As you can see, we got a reaction from this zone here and from this zone here, and we're getting a reaction from this zone here. So I'm watching this trade closely, and when this candle comes in
[04:13] here and closes, I decide to exit the trade at that exact level. As you can see, the price has gone up, and I would have lost a lot of money here because this was a trade that brought me $4,000 just as it passed my take-profit point at  This level is here, but this
[04:29] trading example was just a range-bound market situation, right? If you look at this, you can see that the market was moving in a range, staying between our extreme levels: the support level, our strongest resistance level, and the secondary support level. But what happens when the market is trending?
[04:44] How can the scalping strategy be implemented in those conditions? I'll show you that in the next trade. Now, before I teach you how to use this strategy in trending markets, look at the $22,000 I made in two days on a live trading account here. I won
[05:00] four out of five trades placed in just two days using this strategy. As you can see, it works very effectively. And if we go to the performance test here, it was 87.8% across 105
[05:13] trades. I tested this extensively, and I'm telling you, it really works. Just like in volatile markets, look for the support and resistance levels. We have a support level here, then resistance, and we're trying to respect the level here. We broke the level, tested it, and started to decline,
[05:30] which tells us that we're continuing this trend and want to sell. Okay, the second step: are we on a single timeframe?  You can see that this was our level here. It was a support level
[05:42] that turned into resistance. The price broke that level and went up and tested that level. Some crazy people might take that trade immediately, but I'm making over 80% of my trades in VIP this month because I draw supply zones. I got this reaction,
[05:58] but I want to see a supply zone. I have a great supply zone here. You can see that the great supply zone here. You can see that the price has dropped sharply. We have one, three, four, five red candles in a row, and that's generally considered a very strong push on the
[06:13] M1 timeframe here. So at this point, I'm in my trading position. As you can see, I've already made about $400 here. Why was this a very good supply zone? Well, the third plan was the supply zone, and the fourth plan, as we said, was the momentum slowdown. The fifth plan
[06:30] was the reaction to the zone. Look, we got a shadow inside the zone, and then we broke out of it. That's what I call a very strong reaction. That's what you want to see in a supply zone. Now I'm still a
[06:42] few hundred in profit, and the third thing I was looking at was a level in the  Bonacci, if we pull it from the bottom to the top of the move here and pull it to the side, what do we have? We have the price and pull it to the side, what do we have? We have the price in our discount zone. Anything above 50%
[06:57] is a discounted price, which means we sell at the top and buy at the bottom. That's exactly what I do. See that? This big push down led us to about $177,000 in profit. Now, I was
[07:09] watching this trade live and trying to figure out where I wanted to exit. As soon as the price dropped to here, I pulled my take-profit point to a level close to here.
[07:22] So, this area here was my take-profit point. In the example, I wanted the price to keep falling, but I felt this was my last line of defense. This was my resistance zone. If the price held that level, I would be
[07:39] fine, but if the price broke that level, I would have exited the trade and taken $2,000, or I think I made about $1,800 from this trade. Here, I had some
[07:51] big trades, but I felt this was the best. I'm not showing you them, but I can explain.  You have range markets and also machine markets.
[08:03] and we exited this trade with a profit of approximately $1800. Now, if you want to scalp this way, you should use the best broker in the business, Ventura, because the spreads are tight. If you don't have tight spreads, you won't be able to trade this way and
[08:21] you'll just lose those trades. So, if you want to start trading today, click the link in the description to register with Ventura. Registration is free. You've probably seen me enough already this week. I'll probably try to finish this one as quickly as possible. You can
[08:35] see that I have a resistance level here, a strong support level here, and a strong resistance level here, all on the here, and a strong resistance level here, all on the M15 timeframe. Now, go down to the M15 timeframe. You can see a strong resistance level here, another resistance level here, and a strong
[08:52] support level here below. It was very difficult to get an order from here and very difficult to get an order from there, so I looked for a supply zone. You can see that there is a supply zone that was created at this level here, where we got one, two, three, four  Red candles
[09:08] in a row, which is a fairly strong push. Here we have a slowdown in momentum. Here we get a reaction in the area. Here, at that point, I entered the trade, and I was in profit about $1,000. As soon as I entered this trade, the supply zone was very strong. Now I stayed in this trade for a very
[09:25] long time. As you can see, this trade started as a scalping row. You can see that my stop loss was here, and it was only about four or five pips. But as the price started to fall, I left the computer and decided I was going to bed. As you can see, this was a great trade, and I had a take
[09:42] bed. As you can see, this was a great trade, and I had a take profit point down here for about $8,000. My risk-to-reward ratio was about one to eight, so if I was going to lose this trade as soon as I entered the profit, I didn't really care. Of course, I could have
[09:56] exited the trade earlier. Yes, I could have exited the trade at this level here, and that would have been a very nice trade, but I held onto this trade and told myself, "At
[10:08] this point, I'll lose about $1,000 to gain."  $8,000 with such a high risk-reward ratio. You can take some risk if you lose the trade. If I lose $1,000, I'll make the trade. If I lose $1,000, I'll make $8,000 on the trade. True, that's very, very easy
[10:23] to do. But you can see that the price was holding, but I had a very strong support level. I thought the price might drop to this strong support level. It had dropped to this level before, so why not? I was very disappointed when I
[10:38] before, so why not? I was very disappointed when I got there. I felt a bit scared, but I held onto the trade and hit my take-profit point there for $8,000. Then what happened? I got a huge reaction from my strong support level. That's why we trade from extreme levels, my
[10:55] friend. Now, this is definitely a great scalping strategy. If you want to see more trades, comment and tell me you want to see more. I had two or three other trades I made this week, but I didn't want to bore you. Please like
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