How to Earn €55K in 30 Days with a Simple Trading Strategy

[00:01] strategy that has allowed Alex to earn €55,181.82 in just 30 days. For those who don't know Alex, Alex is a trader with 8 years of experience, although he has been training for 11 years, interested in the entire

[00:15] audited trader, a person who has worked on the trading desk of a private investment bank. Therefore, we are dealing with a true professional, and above all, with someone who is going to explain a strategy that he himself

[00:27] achieve these kinds of results, which are undoubtedly very interesting. One thing I would like to make clear is that achieving these kinds of results requires a person who has many years of experience and, above all, who

[00:40] has invested many hours every day during these years. And also make it clear that in order to achieve these results and to win big, you also have to be willing to lose a lot, especially in the world

[00:52] the channel several times. On this YouTube channel, we have a lot of taught by Alex, with the goal that anyone from completely free of charge without having to invest. However, for those of you who

[01:06] want something faster, access to a community, access to be able to resolve doubts ultimately want to train directly with Alex, I'm going to leave the link in the description so you have all the information there. So

[01:20] this content interesting, in which we're going to share that strategy, don't hesitate to leave a like. And with that said, I'll leave you with Alex. It is important to start by first understanding what trading is. Trading is based on the buying and selling of

[01:33] financial assets in the short, medium or long term with the aim of making money from it, regardless of knowing exactly what will happen once you have bought or sold. To make money

[01:47] trading, you need a profitable trading strategy. A profitable trading strategy consists of a pattern, which repeats over time, and by applying a set of rules we can obtain that

[02:02] winning mathematical advantage in the long term. So, before we start with the rules of this trading strategy that I use in my day-to-day life, let's define exactly what each of these acronyms we've

[02:16] discussed means. There are many patterns and many ways to find them. We can look for patterns on the chart through indicators, for example, a with RSI, MACDI, etc. These would be some of the most common ones.

[02:31] We can also look for patterns through statistics. For example, every Monday or the first Monday of each month we buy based on a statistic that we have seen is profitable in the long term. This would be a bit more

[02:45] algorithmic trading, or among other things we can find patterns related to technical analysis. Technical analysis would be the analysis of the charts themselves, applying indicators, without indicators, however it may be, but using

[03:00] the chart. What I like is to differentiate, and instead of using technical analysis, I use price action analysis. What is price action analysis? It is the act of analyzing a graph, that is,

[03:13] what happens in the graph, but without adding anything. In other words, we're not going to add too many moving averages, we're not going to add too many indicators like RSI, MACDI, ATR, ADX. In short, the typical indicators used in

[03:28] technical analysis. What we are going to do is use the tools that the price itself gives us to make buying or selling decisions. The point is that this is not a pattern, this is a way of finding

[03:41] patterns through different types of analysis. Within price action analysis there are many different patterns and the most common pattern would be the different patterns and the most common pattern would be the following. Impulse, pullback,

[03:54] and continuation patterns. Why is this the most common pattern? Ultimately, the market moves in three ways. It moves in an upward trend when the market is rising, in a downward trend when the market is falling, or in a range when

[04:08] the market is neither rising nor falling. The point is that it doesn't move in an upward trend like that; it moves through impulses, pullbacks, and continuations. Pullbacks and continuations. Nor is it moving in a downward trend. This is how it moves

[04:22] continuations. Pullbacks and continuations. And it doesn't move within that movements that oscillate up, down , up, down, up take a specific direction. So, I think the most

[04:38] logical, sensible, and simple thing to do when trying to find a trading strategy that meets all these requirements, and understanding that we need to find a pattern that also repeats itself over

[04:53] time, is to use the pattern that repeats itself most often over time in all timeframes, which is the pullback impulse and continuation structure in an upward pullback impulse and continuation structure in an upward trend, or

[05:05] and continuation of the downward trend. Thus, the good thing about trading is that we can make money regardless of whether the market goes up or the market goes down. So we can look for this pattern

[05:19] that will repeat itself over time, both in an uptrend and a downtrend. Obviously, if for example what we do is look for this pullback and continuation impulse pattern on a weekly chart in

[05:32] Bitcoin, we put the Bitcoin chart here, it will be time in a downtrend. However, in an upward trend it does repeat itself a lot because the most common thing about Bitcoin is to

[05:47] impulses, pullbacks and continuations. Pullbacks and continuations. However, since bear markets are less common, there are fewer impulse, pullback, and continuation patterns on the weekly chart of Bitcoin in a downtrend

[06:02] . Regardless, once we understand what a pattern means, that the pattern has to repeat itself over time, it's time to apply a set of rules to it. The key to all of this is that the same

[06:17] pattern, the impulse, the pullback and the continuation, can be traded with a completely different set of rules. What I do is apply some fairly simple rules, which consist of four steps, which do not require too much

[06:30] complexity and which I also apply through a kind of hybrid. All of these concepts are part of price action analysis because that's what I focus on. However, the reality is that I use a

[06:45] 50-session exponential moving average to determine certain patterns or parameters within this structure. But before explaining that set of rules, I want you to understand a little

[06:58] better what those price action analysis tools are that we are going to use. So that? to execute that trading strategy. So, in general terms, it is normal to differentiate two parts within

[07:12] normal to differentiate two parts within the market, an upper part and also to differentiate it from a lower part. We could relate this to support zones and resistance zones, to maximum levels and

[07:24] minimum levels. In short, the price usually moves between two levels, an upper and a lower level. What I look for when executing and finding this pattern, the impulse, the pullback and the continuation, we'll

[07:38] leave here so that nobody forgets it. The pullback impulse and continuation in an upward trend or the pullback impulse and continuation in a downward trend is the next step; it is

[07:52] understanding that the price in general terms will be moving from top to bottom and from bottom to top. So, if I understand that the market is going to be looking for this movement and that most likely when

[08:05] it finds the lower zone it will then turn around and go to look for a higher zone, I can prepare myself and find or rather look for different elements that indicate to me that this chart is going to turn

[08:19] around. So that? To find this route from here, a route that goes directly back to the bottom. What are these toolsets? Well, it all stems from different time periods. The first

[08:32] time frame would be the largest time frame , in which I look for these levels: support, resistance, maximum, minimum. In short, the two opposing sides within the market. Once I find these

[08:45] levels on the daily timeframe, what I want is to start applying price action analysis, that is, without indicators and without strange stories, to know if the price is going to turn around , that is, if it is going to come in

[09:01] another direction or if it is going to continue towards this movement. What are those tools? Well, what I'm trying to find here is an aggressive movement into that area. What I'm trying to find are decelerations. What I'm trying to

[09:16] because we'll see it now in the example of the strategy itself with the graph, but it's important to understand it this way. What I'm trying to find are this force, in this case bullish, is running out . If the price were going down

[09:31] , I would look for that bearish force to run out. Because? Because once I see that the price reaches a resistance zone that starts to slow down and that the candles then start to turn around , what I understand is that the most

[09:46] , what I understand is that the most likely thing, in terms of objectivity within what the price is doing, is that the market will look for a lower zone. I don't know if it will end here, I don't know if it will end here, I don't know if it will end here, I don't

[09:58] care, but I know that the price will most likely change. This means it will always rotate. The answer is no. Remember, we're talking about a pattern that repeats over time and that, by applying certain rules, gives us a

[10:11] winning mathematical advantage in the long run. That means that adding 1 + 1 won't always give you two. Sometimes it will give you two, but sometimes it won't. The important thing is to always stick to the same thing. But well, once I understand that

[10:23] the price is most likely to do that, what I do is lower the timeframe. Because? Because if I go from a daily timescale and zoom in on what's happening here and go down to an hourly timescale, what am I

[10:40] and go down to an hourly timescale, what am I going to see? Well, the price, each daily candle has 24 one- hour candles and each one-hour candle has 60 one-minute candles and so on. Therefore, by definition, by

[10:55] obviousness, four daily candles, for example, of impulsive movement will probably look like this on an hourly chart: look like this on an hourly chart: impulse and pullback, impulse and pullback,

[11:09] impulse and pullback. If I start to see the market slowing down on the daily chart and beginning to turn, it's even possible that we'll see a technical pattern on the one-hour chart indicating a trend reversal. Because? Because here

[11:24] a deceleration process is formed which on a daily chart is also a bullish candle, a deceleration candle and a bearish candle. But these three candles of a day on a daily chart you have to multiply by 24 on a 3-

[11:41] hour chart, sorry. And this can lead to a much clearer structure. And if the through higher highs and higher lows , in a downtrend it moves through lower highs and lower lows . So, if I see on the

[11:55] daily chart that the strength is running out and that in lower timeframes a trend reversal is forming because the previous lows are being broken , because the market makes an impulse, then makes a pullback and

[12:11] slows down again in this area here for whatever reason . I can understand that this has a long way to go and here, look, I already have the momentum, the pullback. And what comes after the pullback? The continuation. And this is the same

[12:26] one-hour technical pattern that sends the price down. The same pattern, which, by sending the price upwards through impulses, pullbacks and continuations. Pullbacks and continuations. And once we get to this point, the last thing

[12:40] left for me is execution. What is execution? It is the moment in which I am still under a further time frame, up to the time frame of 5 minutes. So that? So that when I zoom in here, when a

[12:55] new trend change is seen, I can go short in this case, that is, buy cheaper. What happens when you buy? buy cheap so you can sell for more later. Regardless, it all boils down

[13:10] to the same thing. Here's what we're going to look for, and if we zoom in on this final part, well, the price starts to fall through lower highs and lower lows. Then it turns around through higher highs and higher lows and there will be a moment when

[13:26] a diagonal breaks, a structure change forms, a double top forms, whatever forms and the price starts to fall on the 5- fall on the 5-minute chart, that's when this movement forms on the

[13:40] one-hour chart. In other words, what are we seeing? We are seeing a very important characteristic of the market and one of the least common characteristics for people who trade because they are unaware of this characteristic, and that is

[13:56] fractality. What is fractality? Fractality is the fact that everything repeats itself in all temporalities. We don't need to see one thing at a time and that's it . We need to see the same things in all time periods, or the same

[14:08] patterns, or the same structures. Because if we know that the impulse, the pullback, and the continuation mark the upward trend, it marks it hourly chart, and the 5- minute chart. And although it may all seem like

[14:22] Chinese and we will now see it much more clearly in a real graph, we are looking for the same thing. We are looking for an upward trend that stalls in a resistance zone and begins to reverse. We are seeing that here we have

[14:35] an upward trend through higher highs and higher lows that forms a trend reversal and begins to fall. And for this trend to fall from here, but on a 5-minute chart, which means everything is constantly repeating itself.

[14:51] Notice that if we come to this chart here and, for example, mark this area, we're going to put this area and

[15:03] paste it here on the one-hour chart. The a daily chart. This area here is a one-hour chart. We'll put it on first in 4 hours so you can see it better. What did it look like on a daily chart?

[15:16] Look, daily chart again. It's seen through a push through a push and a big pullback. A great push and a and a big pullback. A great push and a great pullback. A great push

[15:30] what might happen after this big pullback. But what does this look like on a 4-hour chart? Notice, you can see constant impulses and pullbacks. Impulses and pullbacks. Impulses. A double roof is formed, it is pushed down and the

[15:45] push is completed. Impulse and pullback. Great drive and pullback. Great roof forms and then it goes down again. and so on. And the market within

[15:57] , upward and downward movement on a daily chart has constant upward and downward movements on lower timeframes. And this is precisely what we need to take advantage of. This is the advantage that those who

[16:13] understand it are able to outperform most traders in the world. So, going to the set of rules and understanding in broad terms what I am looking for, let's apply those zones of maximums, minimums, and

[16:27] timeframes to reality, to a real trading example. If we come this way , what are we seeing? As we have discussed previously, pullbacks. Impulses and pullbacks. Impulses and pullbacks on a daily chart.

[16:43] Notice that it has just broken through a resistance zone at this point here. There it is. We have a maximum level that has been rejected several times. There's a false breakout here and the price goes down. The price

[16:58] down. The price tries to break through, forms a double top, and goes back down until it finally breaks through. One of the characteristics of highs and lows, sorry, of supports and resistances, is that what is

[17:11] and what is first resistance then can become support. So, what can we expect from the start? that the price, after breaking this resistance zone, price, after breaking this resistance zone,

[17:25] what, we already have the low point here. Where would the peak zone be? Here. It's exactly the same as what we've marked at this point here. We have the low zone and the high zone. So, step number one, find a

[17:41] support or resistance zone. In this case, we have a support zone here . Step number two, wait for the price to reach that support or resistance zone. In this case, I insist, it is a support zone. And notice how

[17:56] the daily chart is arriving quite rapidly. We are already at that level of support. It is a level that was previously resistance, now it is support and also coincides with the lower zone. So what we need to

[18:09] find here are two things. either see the price slow down and then turn around, or see the price turn straight ahead. Either of these two situations or patterns implies that the price is most likely to

[18:24] completely reverse direction. So we're going to move forward little by upward movement on the daily chart. We'll see how it ends. And here we conclude this bullish engulfing pattern. Let's recap the price action concepts we

[18:37] have. First, daily chart in upward trend. If we draw Fibonacci levels, we see that we have reached the half and two-

[18:49] thirds levels. The 0.618 level is one of the most important Fibonacci zones. Well, we've remained at those levels. Furthermore, the price has reached that support zone very quickly, which was previously resistance, and has

[19:01] formed a bullish engulfing pattern. So these are the necessary and sufficient price action elements that we need to find. So that?

[19:13] To wait for the price to form this continuation. Obviously there are many more elements, many more things we can expect, many more tools we can apply. It is not possible in such a short video to highlight

[19:26] all the peculiarities and all the possibilities that price action has . However, as Adrián mentioned in the introduction, for those of you who want to progress as quickly as possible and find that

[19:39] free content we have uploaded to Adrián's channel aren't enough, you can in the video description. This will take you to a short 4-minute video explaining what we do at Trading Lab.

[19:53] , online meetups, daily live streams at we teach those who want to learn a little faster and are supported within a community to

[20:08] resolve these kinds of situations much more quickly. But as I said, these elements that we have just seen in the chart are already enough to understand that the price is going to go, or is most likely to

[20:20] go, in this direction. However, before we can understand that we can move in this direction, what do we need to find? That change in structure in hourly timeframe, because the daily chart is already in an

[20:32] upward trend through rising highs and lows, but here it was already in an upward trend. It was already trending upwards here, however, the price continued to fall before rising. It has fallen more before

[20:47] rising, it has fallen more. It will be possible to go up to find out if it will go up or not before possibly even falling a little more and then going up again. trend change on the one- hour chart because that indicates that the

[21:03] chart on lower timeframes is fully aligning with the daily trend. And in this case, notice that right now, for the moment, we do one-hour chart. We have a downward movement and an

[21:18] upward movement. We need to see a little more development of this whole structure that is being formed. There it is. Since the price rejects the previous lows on the one-hour chart , it rejects the 4-hour moving average. In short, it continues to

[21:33] reject levels; it's not yet fully ready for us to implement that strategy. The moment when we can understand, notice how it also gets stuck quite a bit, it comes down a little . In short, he's

[21:47] clearly having a hard time. Because? Because we haven't seen it align with what the daily chart has shown us. In this case, the price on the one-hour chart is already starting to break out. Notice that it's even trying to break through the

[22:00] trying to break through the previous highs. There it is. It gets but now it starts up quite strongly, pushing back and positioning itself

[22:12] strongly, pushing back and positioning itself above this whole area here, where it goes down, goes down, goes down , goes down and now it rises strongly. At this point we see that the hourly timeframe and the

[22:25] 4-hour timeframe are already aligned with that direction on the daily chart. Simply put, what we have to expect is exactly the same as in the other timeframes, that is, a corrective move for that

[22:38] continuation. Notice that we also released Fibonacci levels and how high the price has gone! Even to an area that was previously resistance and is now support. which also coincides with the 50-session moving average on a

[22:53] 4-hour chart. Notice that again, and I insist because it is very repeated in the same time periods. What is happening in 4 hours is the is happening in these two timeframes is the same as what was

[23:07] happening on the daily chart. It's just that we're not going set of rules, on a daily chart; we're going to execute it on a 5-minute chart. Because? previous table and now we will recap the whole point at which we executed

[23:25] the strategy. When do we implement the strategy? So we put the 5- minute chart and at the moment when, which has already happened, it breaks above has already happened, it breaks above the diagonal and the 50-period moving average of the

[23:38] 5-minute chart, we execute a buy order. Look, there it is. Let's go back to the one-hour chart to set the stop loss zone. We will set it below the previous lows and we can set the take profit a

[23:53] go to the area of ​​previous highs because it's a very conservative area, very easy for the price to reach, and look how quickly we go up. This, and now I'll give a quick recap , is a

[24:09] fairly simple, very conservative strategy that does n't generate huge returns, too much money, and it's one of the strategies that has worked best for me and that I've been using for the longest time. I have gradually perfected and

[24:23] improved it, and it is so safe, efficient, and effective because it expects double confirmations on absolutely everything. The most important thing about trading is not making money, it's losing money. When you stop losing money,

[24:37] focused on making a lot of money, it's profit. However, if you first avoid losing, then you can win. And in this case what we do is look for excess confirmations, even to make

[24:51] everything much simpler, easier to apply and to avoid those initial losses that are so damaging to most traders as much as possible. So, to recap everything we've discussed, the

[25:05] first thing we look for in terms of strategy is a support or resistance zone on the daily chart. Second, that the daily chart reaches that zone and turns. Third, that the 4-hour chart and the one-hour chart

[25:20] start an upward trend. Hey Alex, but we've already gone up a lot here. Yes, we had risen a lot, but in this case we have rejected a resistance zone. It is too dangerous to enter into a purchase if goods reject

[25:32] a level of resistance. Then the price went up a lot, but it rejected the same zone again and then the price went up, broke through and is forming a pullback to that zone. So, the next step, as I said, is for the

[25:46] one-hour chart to be in an upward trend. Next step, let the one-hour chart correct to Fibonacci levels and reach at most the 50-period moving average, the 50-session exponential moving average on the

[26:00] 50-session exponential moving average on the 4-hour chart. And the final step is to one-hour chart in the same way as we have seen on the daily chart to execute the trade on the 5-minute chart when both the

[26:16] 50-period moving average and a diagonal zone are broken. At this point we place the stop loss below the previous low, a conservative take profit at the previous highs, and we have the strategy set up. And to review what we have been

[26:29] doing in all timeframes, which is the most important thing, remember, we look for turns, changes in structure by applying structure by applying fractality as much as possible, looking for

[26:42] daily chart, either to continue with the previous trend or to start a movement in the opposite trend. A clear structural change on the one-hour chart and we execute it on the 5- minute chart. As Adrián mentioned in the

[26:56] introduction, regardless of whether large returns can be generated over time in the world of trading, just like in any other profession, it is very complex, difficult, and requires dedicating many hours

[27:09] daily, giving 100% and starting from scratch, with humility, being willing to correct mistakes, to understand that you are doing things wrong and that you have to change them both as a person and as a trader. And just as

[27:22] we can gain a lot, we can also lose a lot. The point is that if we spend n't mean weeks, I mean months or even years—focusing on losing little, there will come a time when we

[27:35] will stop making certain mistakes and we can start winning a lot, but only after losing money and time for many months. So anyway, it's important to understand that it is a complicated, complex, and difficult profession, and that if

[27:51] a person starts in this profession simply to try to earn money or solve a personal problem, they will have many more difficulties and it is better that they do not get into it at all because they are already getting into it

[28:04] with the intention of earning money, not with the intention of not losing money. That said here. I hope that's clear, that you liked it, that it was useful, and . To close this video, I would simply like to

[28:18] thank Alex for sharing all this information, all this content with our community completely free of charge. Also, remember that with Alex we have several complete and free courses covering different

[28:30] topics related to the world of trading. These are long courses, courses with train for free and continue learning, then I encourage you to do so directly with Alex, I'll leave the link in the description. This is focused on

[28:44] faster, access to a community, and the ability to resolve doubts in a more directly in the description. If you found this interesting, don't hesitate to leave a like. And with that said, I'm Adrian S and I'll see you in the next video.