--- title: 'Learn Trading in 1 Video! (The Most Effective Strategy)' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=QOQnuRbARX8' video_id: 'QOQnuRbARX8' date: 2026-08-05 duration_sec: 573 --- # Learn Trading in 1 Video! (The Most Effective Strategy) > Source: [Learn Trading in 1 Video! (The Most Effective Strategy)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=QOQnuRbARX8) ## Summary This video presents the 'Pull Test' trading strategy, a calm approach suitable for both beginners and experienced traders. The presenter demonstrates how to select active coins using a screener, identify a suitable formation, and execute a trade with a fact-based entry point, stop, and take profit, emphasizing discipline and strategy adherence. ### Key Points - **Introduction to Pull Test Strategy** [00:03] — The video introduces the 'Pull Test' strategy, a calm approach with good risk management, suitable for beginners and experienced traders. - **Coin Selection via Screener** [00:16] — Use screenergage to sort by top growth, top decline, and number of transactions (over 1 million in 24h) to find active coins. - **Formation Criteria** [01:01] — The strategy requires a cascade formation with at least three levels and a distance between them, unlike impulse breakouts which use close levels. - **Example Coin Analysis** [01:29] — The example coin had nearly $4B volume, -20% decline (top of decline), and 11 million transactions, indicating high activity. - **Entry Point** [02:20] — Entry is at the intersection of the first traded level when activity appears. The presenter entered during a minute transition with increased activity. - **Stop Placement** [02:49] — Stop was placed behind the nearest low (structural candle). The presenter notes that breakeven is not always good and can knock you out of trades. - **Take Profit and Movement** [03:02] — Take profit is at the intersection of the last level. The strategy expects smooth development as stops are triggered along the cascade, not a sharp impulse. - **Psychology and Discipline** [04:12] — Emotions and fear lead to bad stop placements. Every action must be based on facts and strategy, not desires. - **Trade Outcome** [05:10] — The presenter closed the trade before a potential roll-in, earning +$1.24 (2.59%) on the transaction. - **Why the Strategy Works** [05:52] — Active coins have many traders, and their stops are placed behind highs. In a cascade, stops are spread, leading to a smooth pulling movement as stops are triggered sequentially. - **Adaptation and Multiple Strategies** [07:41] — Trading doesn't require invention; adapt existing strategies to your psychotype. Having multiple strategies allows flexibility and better results. ### Conclusion The Pull Test strategy relies on finding active coins, identifying a cascade formation, and executing with discipline. Success comes from understanding market mechanics and adapting strategies to your psychology. ## Transcript calm strategy that allows you to think things through with good risk management, suitable for both beginners and more experienced traders, then this video is for you. This strategy is called Pull Test. Let's first decide which coins are suitable for us to trade. To do this, go to screenergage. Here we select sorting by top growth. Next, we look at the top five coins that are at the top of growth. After that, we move on to sorting by the top falling. We also look at 5-10 coins that stand out the most. After this, we move on to sorting by the number of transactions. Here we select coins with more than 1 million transactions in 24 hours. And it turns out that using three sorting methods: top growth, top decline, and top number of transactions, we already have a list of coins that are preliminarily suitable for our strategy. But in order to trade according to our strategy, we also need a formation that will fully meet all the criteria of the strategy. If in impulse breakouts we trade levels that are very close, then in pull breakouts we trade levels that have formed a cascade and which have a distance between levels and a number of levels from three. In this case, we had exactly such a formation. The first thing you should notice about the coin is that it has almost 4 billion in volume. It fell by -20%, meaning it was at the top of the decline. Furthermore, in terms of the number of transactions, it has 11 million. This is a very high figure and indicates that the coin is truly active. Next we move on to the formation itself. And here we had a cascade plus a slope, that is, the formation is completely consistent with our trading strategy. I also wanted to remind you that we have a Telegram channel. We post current updates and what we are currently working on there. You can also take ready-made configurations from the pinned message here, then apply them, and your entire screener will be completely configured. I'll leave links to Telegram and the screener in the description below the video. Let's now move on to working out the formation itself. Our entry point for breakouts to pull is at the intersection of the first traded level. In this case, we had exactly this level. There were several touches on it. And when activity appeared, I entered precisely at this breakout. We had a minute transition, activity increased, and I entered into a deal during this activity. We begin to approach, crossing the first levels. I click, stop. In this transaction, I was behind the nearest low, that is, behind the structural candle. As we can see, we have already crossed the first level. Activity is increasing, increasing. These are very good factors. they say that there really is interest in this coin . The people who trade it, and the first stops that we have on the path of the cascade, have started to work, due to which the movement occurs. In this transaction, my take profits were at the intersection of the last level. And breakouts for pulling are traded in such a format that we do not wait for a sharp impulse movement, but on the contrary, we enter and wait for a smooth development, then until all the stops are triggered due to this cascade and our movement develops. As we can see, we already have a second candle. Good activity continues. We cross the next levels. The slope was also crossed. And things are going pretty well for us. After that, I decided to move the stop to breakeven, but in fact it was not necessary to move it. This isn't exactly the right decision on my part, because it could easily touch breakeven and after that the coin would go where it should. Therefore, breakeven is not always a good thing. And so, as we see, our coin crossed the first levels and then rolled into a retest. It was then that I realized I should remove this loss, because it didn’t make any sense . Because of fear or emotions, placing stops in the wrong places or breakevens in the wrong places that are not decisive will constantly knock you out of trades. For example, in this breakeven point, which was not supported by facts, then I would have been knocked out of the deal and the coin would have immediately gone where it should. Therefore, always pay attention to the fact that each of your actions is determined by a fact, and not by emotions or simply your desires. No, everything must be clearly strategic and based on strategy. appropriate. Here we are already approaching the last level, the final one. Now he's been stabbed to death. Somehow we can't go any further. The minute transition should be now. So, the candle closes and slowly goes short. Therefore, we have a high probability of rolling it out here. I'm still sitting and sitting, but I still don't decide to sit any longer, because the minute transition happened, because the minute transition happened, we called, and with such a formation, when the candle starts to go short, there are very often big roll-ins. Therefore, in order not to overstay my welcome, I am closing the deal here. As a result, I earned plus $1.24 from this transaction . Like if you want more such analyses. Well, this is what this formation looks like. Our coin was falling down, was at the top of the fall, and these were the first long levels that were on its way. Therefore, of course, there was no liquidity left below . Only long liquidity remained. And, of course, we went after her. My entry point was at the activity at the intersection of the first levels, and Teiki's was already at the intersection of the last level after the coin had pricked them and started rolling in. As a result, I managed to get 2.59% from this transaction and earn plus $1,024. And this is what this strategy is all about. Find an active coin, find a good formation, enter clearly with a fact-based entry point, stop, take profit. And when everything is done correctly, structured and disciplined according to strategy, then the result is appropriate. I also wanted to say why this strategy works at all. Because first of all we take the active coin. An active coin means that a large number of people are trading this coin. If a coin is traded by a large number of people, it means they will take some actions. And knowing the actions of people, what they will do, for example, in this case people will put their stops behind the highs, because they have nowhere else to stop. And therefore, knowing where their stops are behind the highs, behind this cascade, we can already trade it in the format we need. For example, in this case we entered a breakout to pull, and we had a formation just right for such a strategy. Why pull the punch? Because when we have a cascade, people place their stops in more than one place, for example, exactly behind a level or behind a round number. No, they break all their stops completely throughout the entire cascade. Therefore, we do not have an impulse, but a pulling movement. And in a smooth format, first one stop was triggered, then the second, third, fourth. And so , so gradually, we are making progress. And stops are market orders. In this case, we had purchases, that is, short sellers placed their stops behind the cascade in the range of the entire cascade. After they were stopped out, the market moved long. And it was precisely due to this movement that our coin moved. Therefore, it is important to understand how it all works, how it works, how it is arranged, and then it will be much easier to take actions that will be statistically correct. And in trading there is no need to invent anything, to experiment with something new . Everything has already been thought up for you a long time ago. The main thing is to be able to adapt it to yourself. Take a strategy that suits your psychotype, adapt it to your life, to your psychology, to what you do in general. Do you like risky deals or calm ones? Explain everything in detail : coin selection, formation, entry point, stop, take, how to behave in a position, psychology, and then start trading. Then the results will be as good as possible and you will earn a stable income from trading. You can also keep several strategies in your arsenal for more effective work. For example, in some periods of time, breakouts work well for us , in others, spikes, somewhere you can get into a position, somewhere you can pull, somewhere you can take the impulse. And the more strategies you know, and the more knowledge you have in general, the more you can do and earn from it. Therefore, it is possible to develop smoothly. First, we learned one strategy, wrote it out completely, got used to it, and understood how to trade. Then you can gradually also possible to cross-pollinate several strategies. This also works very well and allows you to practice more formations. If you work on this correctly, then, of course , your trading income will also increase. If you'd like more analyses like this, be sure to let me know in the comments which strategy I'd like to analyze next. Well, this is where the video will for watching. We shake hands, enjoy ourselves, have fun, and grab some green stuff. The belly is big and swollen. The green one is stretching. Thank you all very much. Goodbye. Bye. Bam. Thank you all very much. Goodbye. Bye. Bam. [music]