استراتيجية الـ 5 ثوانِ - صدمتني بصراحة

[00:02] and proven strategy, meaning the trade time is less than 15 seconds. The feedback from foreign traders has been very positive, but most people were saying that while this strategy is very profitable, it's also very risky and saying that while this strategy is very profitable, it's also very risky and

[00:17] comments suggested that risk-tolerant traders should try this strategy, while those who are afraid or have a tight financial situation shouldn't use it. Before we begin, I want to emphasize that trading in the

[00:29] financial markets is considered a high-risk field and isn't suitable for everyone. Always make sure you understand capital management and only invest an amount you can afford to lose. The person speaking to you experienced losses for the first six years in this field, but they eventually understood it, managed it properly, and

[00:45] reached where you see them today. Don't let marketing videos fool you into thinking you'll become a millionaire in two days, because there's no field in the world that's easy to learn and succeed in. Here, you're here to learn, experiment, and develop step by step if you look If you're suitable for this field and

[00:59] understand what I'm saying correctly, and you want to develop, then watch this video from beginning to end and don't skip a single second. Any word I say could be the reason for your profit or loss with this strategy. We need two indicators. The first is well-known and most traders

[01:15] use it: the Moving Average. This is a widely used indicator in all trading styles. See the Moving Average? Click on it, and it opens like this. Click the pencil icon here to adjust its settings. Place an eight here, and here, select AMI.

[01:30] Go to Style, set the color to blue, and choose 2PX. See the Save button? It opens like this. The Moving Average, guys, gives us the average movement of the candles on the chart. For example, as you see here, it stays with the candles in the same direction. The candles can't stray too far from it, neither

[01:47] rising nor falling. So, if I draw candles in front of you that are going up and down, and I ask you to give me their average movement... So you draw them for me with a line like this, showing how they moved up, down, right, and so on. You know, the moving average gives you the average movement of the candles; that's its job. We

[02:02] always need another indicator called Fractal. This is the new indicator I want to try. I read about it, and this is the first time I'm talking about it in the channel. When I click on it, these arrows appear. How does Fractal help us? It helps us by giving us

[02:18] temporary support and resistance points. For example, when it gives you a red arrow from below, it's a support point. This means the candles have fallen to their lowest point and there will be a rebound.

[02:38] red arrows and resistance points with temporary green arrows. Of course, you can't rely on these as definitive support and resistance points. This strategy is permanent, not temporary. We need to set the duration of each candle to five seconds. See, the candle's duration is five seconds, so the candle becomes

[02:53] very fast. Why is this strategy risky and requires great precision? Because it's fast. See how quickly the candles move? The trade duration is five, 10, or 15 seconds. I prefer 15. So, you make your trade duration 15 seconds, meaning it's a fast trade. How do I decide whether the price will go down or up?

[03:10] If I see a green signal from the fractal, it's a signal to go down. Plus, the candles have to cross the moving average line. See how here, for example, it gave me a red arrow

[03:22] indicating a signal to go up. Plus, the candles after the arrow crossed the moving average line, so I got an upward move. arrow crossed the moving average line, so I got an upward move. Let's take another example.

[03:38] red arrow, and then the candles crossed the moving average line. See, it's gone here. See, this is the opportunity we had, but I didn't enter it because it wasn't 100% certain. And indeed, see, here now there's no red arrow, but they crossed the moving average line, so I did n't enter. I have to wait for two signals. So now we have two

[03:52] winning trades. Of course, as always, we can't judge the strategy based on just two trades, so we have to try again. Here, there was no confirmation, thank God, the trade was a win. So now I have thank God, the trade was a win. So now I have three winning trades and one that was neither a

[04:07] win nor a loss. To be honest, I still can't evaluate the strategy 100%. I feel we still need another trade to be able to evaluate it 100%. See, here there's a red arrow, a signal from the fractal, but the moving average didn't

[04:19] cross. See? So I didn't open here. It seems the strategy is strong, but I don't let a strategy like this slip by me. We have to close it properly here. A red arrow and a red arrow and a candlestick crossover. Let's take this trade and

[04:52] four winners and one who neither won nor lost. This looks like a strong strategy. I see this as an opportunity. For strong strategy. I see this as an opportunity. For example, sell.

[05:10] aha, I expected something like this, and this is what I'm looking for. I saw a previous trade that lost even though I got a signal from Fractal and a signal from the Moving Average and a crossover, and I lost. So now I have four winners, one loser, and one who neither won nor lost. This way we can

[05:24] evaluate the strategy more. Of course, this is what I did when I opened many trades to test the strategy from all angles, and to show you that it's not a given that if all the conditions are met, the

[05:36] strategy is correct. Not all strategies are correct, and there is no strategy in the world that is 100% correct, and there is no strategy in the world that is 100% profitable. It's impossible. So even if all the conditions are met, the strategy can still lose. That's why the most important thing in trading is always managing your

[05:51] capital. For example, if I enter three If someone makes three winning trades, each trade earning $100, totaling $300, and then risks $400 on a single trade, even if they win three and lose one, they're still losing. If they enter a trade controlling their emotions and greed, using a reasonable price and an amount

[06:08] they can afford to lose, and they win three trades and lose one, then for example, if they win $100 on each trade and lose $100 on the losing trade, they've made a total of $300 and lost $100, resulting in a profit of $200. Even if the strategy is less effective, and they

[06:23] win two trades and lose one, if they enter at a reasonable price, they can still make $200 and lose $100, resulting in a profit of $100. This demonstrates their understanding of trading, not just how to trade or how to use a strategy. A successful trader is one who controls their emotions and greed. He follows him by

[06:39] managing his capital correctly, so at the end of the road you must come out profitable even if you lose deals and even if the strategy was wrong and not correct. The idea is in managing money and managing

[06:51] emotions and greed. For example, today I won five deals and lost three. For example, I traded eight deals, won five and lost three. I finish and say thank God, I shut down my computer and stop trading. Why? Because today, I made a profit. The moment you feel you've made a profit today is the

[07:07] right moment to stop trading. Some people ask when it's best to stop trading ask when it's best to stop trading or what you need to do to stop. In my opinion, and this is just my personal opinion, the or what you need to do to stop. In my opinion, and this is just my personal opinion, the

[07:21] second or the best moment to stop trading is the moment you see yourself making a profit in the market. This market and this field are dangerous; you don't know when things can turn against you, and you could lose the money you invested. I rate this strategy 8.5 out of 10,

[07:36] or maybe even 9. It's a strong strategy, honestly, but because it's very risky, I'm giving it an 8.5 rating. It's very fast-paced, so I've taught you this strategy, and

[07:48] we'll evaluate it in future videos. Of course, there are much stronger strategies; we have a sea of strategies that never ends, and I'll stay with you step by step, helping you develop further and learn more in this field. The more you learn and the more experience you gain, the more you'll develop. If you know someone who

[08:02] And if you benefited from this video too, leave me a nice comment. I wish you all the best. Peace.