How to Grow a Small Trading Deposit with Decisive Level Trading

[00:03] perfect start if you use the tools I'm about to share with you correctly. Today I'll show you a strategy that allowed me, even back then with minimal capital, to calmly accelerate to these numbers. And it

[00:18] consists of trading decisive places. Let's get started. Why are small deposits so often lost? If you have a small deposit, you are at risk not because of the market, but because of your actions. Here are the main reasons for leaks.

[00:34] No filtering of trades, entry into any asset with movement, no stop. Most traders are looking for some kind of signals. They look at whether a given trading style is really right for them . They simply take the most

[00:49] popular strategies and start trading. But each person has their own psychology, their own temperament, their own time that they can devote to trading. Therefore, it is important to clearly tailor the strategy itself to suit yourself. A small

[01:04] deposit isn't all or nothing, but rather systematic growth with minimal drawdowns. Remember, your money in trading is like bullets. Use them accurately, not at random. In the beginning, when we have a small deposit, it’s understandable

[01:18] that we want to quickly, quickly accelerate and earn as much as possible . Well, earnings lie in knowledge, in experience. Therefore, the first thing that matters is to get the hang of the strategy that I'm going to show you now, because

[01:32] this strategy is very well suited for beginners and for a small deposit. And also in this strategy there is a good gap to increase your volumes and earn more and more and more. If you currently have a deposit of up to

[01:47] $500, then watch this video to the end, and you will actually save yourself months of training and thousands of dollars. Let's move on to analyzing the deals. I will show you what the strategy itself looks like, what it consists of and how to trade it correctly

[02:02] . I'll be analyzing trades from the " Puzachy" team, since the guys have already learned how to trade, and we can see how these trades work in real time and using a live example. The first transaction will be for the STBL coin. And the

[02:16] first thing we do is immediately look at the technical data of the coin. Here in our data we see that the volume is 600 million, the price change is 96% (the coin has grown by this figure), and the number of transactions in 24 hours is 6.5 million. The correlation is

[02:32] negative -37%. Why do we need this technical data anyway? What do we look at them for? Here we understand whether the coin is interesting to people. Do people trade it? Are there any people on this coin at all? Why do

[02:46] we need these people? What are we going to do with them ? People trade, which means they enter trades, set their stops, take their profits, and exit trades. This is all human action. And knowing what actions people

[03:01] take, based on all this, we can already earn money and make the decision that will bring us profit. Therefore, looking at technical data and finding active coins is very important. The Degash screener is very helpful in this regard

[03:16] - it's a tool that changes everything. That's why it was created through a lot of trial and error to meet specific requirements that will make life easier for any trader. The screener offers a wide range of

[03:32] filters, sorting options, notifications, and a search for active coins and various formations, making it much easier to earn money from trading . To find an active coin, we go to the

[03:46] workspace settings in the formations tab. Here we include active coins. We can also add certain filters and sorting to the chart so that we can mark horizontal levels and slopes.

[04:00] density. Plus we add indicators - these are technical data on the coin. The result is a fully configured workspace where we see the most active coins on the market, pre-marked density slope levels, and

[04:14] technical data that allows us to understand the coin's characteristics. Turn on the screener, it will show you active coins. Activate what we have for trading and where we can earn. I'll leave a link to the screenerdigash

[04:28] in the description below the video. Here we have the STBL coin. Here we look at the technical data. The fact that the coin has grown by 96%. That's a lot. The coin was pumped. It is clear that this coin will be

[04:41] displayed in all the tops. And we can also see that the coin has 6.5 million transactions, and we trade coins with 1 million transactions. That is, our coin has six times more transactions. average values. This

[04:57] indicates that both the price change and the number of transactions are large. This means that a large number of people are trading the coin . She is active. And we can use such a coin for trading. Now let's move on to the

[05:11] strategy itself. Here we see that Puzach has marked levels, and our levels act as targets, because behind the levels we have liquidity, and liquidity is other people's stops. That is, in this case,

[05:27] people were shorting the coin because they are hamsters, as a rule, they trade in such a way that they see that the coin is being pumped, it is growing, and they want to short the coin at the very highest point in order to take advantage of a very large movement with minimal risks,

[05:40] because they think that the coin cannot always grow, it will definitely fall at some point, and they are trying to catch this point, and they set their stops. Therefore, behind the hai lai, in this case, behind the hai were the feet of all

[05:54] people. And how does it work? After crossing the levels, stops are triggered, and as a result, market orders begin to be processed and volumes enter. Volumes are coming in and we are seeing movement. Level breakouts can be traded

[06:08] in different ways. Some take the momentum, some gain during these breakouts, some enter the level intersection and pull the trades. In this video, I'll break down and demonstrate the most optimal strategy that will allow you to profit from breakouts and capitalize on

[06:23] very good moves. The most important thing in this strategy is to be able to find levels, because everything is built around them . Our levels are usually built from several touches. As we can see, we have a

[06:37] level drawn at 0228. And we were pressing towards this level, there were several touches on it. We traded around this level. And this level will be considered good, because we stood near it, accumulated strength, people

[06:51] who were short, attacked this level and went in from it. That is, since we stood near the level for a long time, a large number of stops accumulated behind it, and this level will be good for our trading. The top level for us is

[07:05] simply marked as high. And since our coin is pumping and growing, this high will also act as a target, because there are also stops behind it. And this is the highest point we have on the chart. And since the coin is active and a

[07:19] large number of people are trading it, it is clear that even just a regular high will also have stops. And our market goes for liquidity. And he will also withdraw this liquidity. To find good quality

[07:32] levels behind which stops are actually hidden, we use ScreenerDigash, since it can automatically find such levels. We go to the workspace settings, to the levels tab, and here we

[07:45] check the boxes to show horizontal levels and show daily levels. You can set my settings, copy them, and we will have horizontal levels displayed on the chart , as well as daily highs and lows. Here

[07:59] we have two clear touches marked on the coin. And we see that our coin really has a good level. A daily high was also noted. The highest point we have in 24 hours on a coin, and the daily low, the

[08:13] lowest point we have. Daily highs and lows are also carriers of liquidity accumulation, accumulation of stops. And we can also hunt for these levels , because they are daily, and people also place their stops behind them throughout the day

[08:29] . The screener can also find slopes and can find densities. He marks everything and shows it so that we don’t have to manually search for it all through glasses, terminals, or anything else. We can enable all of this in the

[08:44] screener, and it will display it all on the graph. It's very convenient. And even if you're a beginner and don't know how to correctly find density slope levels , the screener will automatically do everything for you and

[08:57] show you everything. The screener is called degash. look at our entry point. Our entry point is at the level intersection. In

[09:10] this case, we had both a daily high, the very top point, and also a low level, which traded well. And here the deal was worked out in such a format that we entered the intersection of the lower level, since it had already

[09:24] been traded, and then we pulled the deal to the targets. And the tsemi here was the daytime high, the highest point we had during the day. But making money isn't just about entering a trade. It's also about how not to lose everything we have. And

[09:40] here the stop helps us very well. How do we stop in such transactions and where will we exit the position? And for us, a stop is that place after crossing which our scenario, our formation, our idea cease to be relevant.

[09:56] Where do we have such a place here? And this place is located at the moment where we cross the retest. That is, our stop will be located beyond the retest of the level, because if we fall beyond the retest, then the formation there ceases to be relevant.

[10:11] And here we see that after crossing the level, when we entered the trade, the stops were actually triggered, a logical movement began, after which the coin retested the level. This place was held, and after the retest itself we

[10:25] started a long movement. Main junction. Now, where will our takes be located? Our take profits are on target, and our goal is to reach and cross our final high, which we had, that is, the daily high. Here we

[10:41] see that we initially spiked this high, started to fall and the bellied one fixed part of it, after which we held the structure. And here we also had a small slope made of candles. This is exactly how we managed to hold it and the

[10:55] movement continued. And the pot-bellied one has already closed the main part there at the top after crossing the daytime high. And ultimately, when everything in the transaction is correct, when everything is structured and systematic, we make money. And Puzach showed here

[11:09] how to do it correctly, and earned plus 9% movement from this deal. And if you want to get the same green stuff, get ready-made trading scenarios where we have everything already marked, and all that remains is to wait for approaches to these places

[11:23] and take the green stuff, take our profit. Also, if you want to receive training materials, deal analysis, a friendly team, and 24/7 support, then join our team of Puzachi. I'll leave the link in the description below the video.

[11:39] Let's pull the green stuff together. Now let's move on to the next deal. Here I will show you how we recruit at the level that we have. Here we see that we have a clear target in the form of a cascade of long

[11:54] levels. These are very good levels because you can see them as mountains. That is, they are very clearly visible to each other, and this is a lot of contact in one area. And when there are many touches in one area, the more touches there are, the more

[12:08] liquidity there is for that area. Because this is how our feet and feet are pushed out. People see that, aha, first there was a high, and they start to rebound from it . They see the second rebound that happened. Yeah, they think they're

[12:20] defending the place, so they keep coming in. And the more such touches there are, the more liquidity there will be behind these highs. Here we have a cascade of three highs. And on the fourth high here we already have a pot-bellied guy. Now let's check ourselves whether the coin is suitable

[12:33] for our activity. We see that the coin has gone through and grown by 24%. Indeed, she was pumped. She is at the top of growth. Next we see that she has 6 million transactions. Yeah, that's six times higher than our average for

[12:48] coin trade selection, meaning the coin is truly active. Next comes the formation itself. Here we have clear long levels in the form of targets. Super. Next we look for an entry point. Where do we have an entry point here? And here we can

[13:02] notice that a small trading area has formed under these highs. also hai . And there was even such a tilt. And what did this fat guy do here? He saw this place. And this place was the moment of breakdown of the structure. That is, when we

[13:18] cross this area, this trading area, our nearest stops start to work. But also this place after the crossing, it confirmed the long trend. That is, since we went long here, the

[13:33] trend after exiting this trade became long, so the entry point was very well chosen here, and the bellied one entered at the moment of the structure breakdown. After crossing the trading line, our stops were triggered. Yeah, there was a long

[13:48] move. Next, we retested this trade of this breakdown and then went long. And where was our stop here? Stop. In these trades, when we enter early, it is either behind a retest or behind a trade.

[14:03] It depends on how big the trade is. Here we see that we have a good trade and a stop can be placed behind the accumulation of these candles for a decisive point, after crossing which the formation itself, the

[14:18] idea itself, ceases to be relevant. Our stop was in a logical place. Next we have these takes. Where should our takes be located? The first and most basic thing is to at least reach the cascade itself. Here Puzach

[14:35] did just that. I reached the cascade itself and secured it. But the second and additional goal is to take over the movement after crossing these levels at the junction itself. And here it is important to look at the moment. If we have good

[14:48] activity in the order book, if we are being supported by density, if the coin is being pushed, if there is a large number of purchases, then in this case, of course, it is important and necessary to hold the deal further, that is, to take the breakout of the cascade itself,

[15:03] to take the further movement. But if they substitute density for resistance, if we have no activity, if sales are taking place, then in this case it is better to fix the position and not delay the breakout itself, because it is more

[15:17] we see that the coin is really being accelerated, that a major player, a major participant, has joined in, and he has begun to push the coin. That is, we have only long candles, then it is clear that it is best to pull the coin further, take an

[15:32] additional movement in the form of a breakout, crossing of all levels, because after the crossing, the stops are triggered and we have further movement. But here the pot-bellied guy made a mistake on the take. He came out very early, just when we

[15:46] approached this cascade. And in general, he could take twice as much movement as he took. But everything else he did was done as correctly as possible. The coin is chosen correctly, the targets are correct, the formation is correct, the

[16:00] correct. The only thing is that he’s weak with the take, because the takes are very early, and here he fixed the position of the run. But despite this, he made an run. But despite this, he made an 8% gain on this trade. And this is a

[16:14] very good result. If we make such transactions over a long period of time, then this will, of course, bring us profit. If you want more deal analyses like this, give the video a like and leave a comment. This way I'll know

[16:27] you're interested in this and I'll make more videos like this. Let's move on to the next trade, and I'll show you how levels are broken out in order to take advantage of the movement due to the stops that have accumulated behind the levels. That is, do not delay

[16:40] the transaction, but take exactly the movement that occurs due to stops. Here we have the Sun coin. Let's look at the technical data first. Is the coin technically suitable? Here we see that the coin has grown by 18%.

[16:54] Okay, the coin was pumped, the coin is active, the coin is at the top of growth. Next we have 1.1 million transactions. This means that the coin is traded by people, and people set their stops, and we are hunting for these stops.

[17:08] Therefore, the coin chosen here is as correct as possible. Next we move on to the formation itself. Here we see a nice cascade of levels, three clear levels. Next we move on to the entry point. Entry point to the first level intersection. Yes, that's

[17:22] right. And where will we stop here? Our stop is either behind the retest, which would be a zone like this, or our manual stop is at the moment when people stop buying , that is, when our purchases

[17:34] stop or some resistance begins. Resistance - in this case, sales will either occur when some kind of density is put against us, which will prevent us from moving forward. And the next thing we have is take.

[17:47] In this case, take profits are the movement that will occur due to the stops that are located beyond the level. That is, using take profits, we look at the moment to what movement the coin will reach and where we will hit resistance.

[18:01] Our take profits are usually either on impulse, when our coin gives a price slows down. That's where we leave it. Or our take profits are located up to the resistance is when people stop buying from us, and

[18:17] sales start, on the contrary. Well, in this case, because we are going long. And resistance is also provided by some kind of blockages of densities, either just densities, or rearrangements that push the price against us. It's all resistance.

[18:29] Before this, we will also fix our position. And let's see what Puzach did for us. He entered the level intersection. The coin immediately gave him a green light, after which it gave him a small boost after crossing the final

[18:42] level. And here he fixed the entire position. After that the coin rolled in. And pay attention, he came in, he immediately saw a green profit, he left, and the coin immediately rolled against him. That is, all his actions are in

[18:56] decisive places. And therefore, as soon as he enters into a transaction, the market immediately gives him a profit. And as soon as he exits the trade, the coin immediately rolls against him. That is, the cooper here takes the maximum profit and skims the cream as much as possible

[19:09] . This is very correct. and indicates that all actions on the chart are performed in the correct places. As a result, Puzach earned 4.5% of the movement here and made a very good deal. And if you want to see my

[19:24] trades in real time, my life, what I'm doing, useful posts on psychology, useful posts on trades, on trading, then join my Telegram channel. I'll leave the link in the description below the video. We're having fun, we're enjoying ourselves, we're getting

[19:37] big bellies, we're inflating them. A small deposit can be accelerated if you don’t try to double it in a day. It won't work like this. In trading, what matters is consistency, discipline, structure of what you trade, and adherence to all the rules

[19:52] you follow. But if you try to do something emotional or just have a burning desire to earn something, something else. Here, newbies often make this mistake: they set themselves the goal of buying a car, buying a

[20:07] house, buying some other thing, buying a Dion, buying [laughter] a phone, buying something else. They set themselves such a goal in trading and go towards this goal. But this plays very badly psychologically, because they are

[20:21] chasing this very goal and are trying to quickly, quickly earn as much money as possible. But ultimately, when they race, they make a lot of mistakes. Somewhere due to inattention, somewhere due to the fact that

[20:36] some detail was missed, somewhere due to the fact that we went into a far-fetched formation. Formations don't appear every day, so it's important to take this into account and only perform those actions that are written into our

[20:49] good results and earnings from trading. Next deal for coin Aa. Let's look at the technical data first. Our coin has passed 83% in one day. She grew up, she was pumped, she immediately became active,

[21:05] because this is an abnormally large percentage. The number of transactions is 12 million. This is 12 times more than the average value we can trade. This means that this Aria coin is superactive and is traded by an abnormally large number of people. And let's see what our

[21:20] pot-bellied fellow has done here. He marked the horizontal levels, and here he has the been traded, which he entered, and the which acted as a target for how far to extend the position. His entry point here

[21:35] was at the intersection of the first traded level. He went in, but then the coin gave an impulse and rolled in. But here the situation is a bit tricky, because our stop is behind the retest, and here our retest was behind the nearest

[21:49] short barks. That is, our stop was located behind the short barks. And here the coin, after the pot-bellied one entered, rolled in, hit this place instead of the stop and then went on. Grew up. But here the pot-bellied one did the right thing. He didn't

[22:02] just come out on a deferred application. And it is important that our feet are always tame. They are not simply inserted into the order book or submitted as an order on the exchange. No, we have a manual stop, because it often happens that the coin crosses

[22:18] our stop zone. But our stop is located behind some high-low, behind some level, behind the trading level. And it often happens that the coin crosses this place, pins, removes liquidity and then goes where we need it. By the way,

[22:31] write in the comments how often you have had this happen, that you are killed by a stop, and then the coin goes to the targets. Let's see how often this happens. And here the pot-bellied one did the right thing. That is, he did not have a stop-loss order. That would have most likely

[22:44] knocked him out. Well, although it also depends on where his stop would be placed, but they often place general stops at a level so that there is no slippage . Well, the stop could have been hit here, so it’s best to exit with a manual stop,

[22:57] since the very purpose of the stop is to exit at the moment when the formation ceases to be relevant. And if we hit some high-water mark, some accumulation zone, this does not mean that the formation is no longer relevant. It is

[23:09] also relevant if we have pinned and returned the price. It was just manipulation that happened on our part . It is important not to fall for such manipulations . And where were our takers here? Our take-offs were located after crossing the final long

[23:22] level of the daily high. Here the pot-bellied one went in, then the coin rolled in a little, they held the retest area, the retest zone, the coin started to grow like a ladder. And after the coin broke through the local level, we had an impulse. Then we crossed another

[23:38] final level, and the pot-bellied man was already fixed on this movement. Here, most likely, the pot-bellied guy had a blockage in the glass, and he came out. But we could only look at the glass itself and assess whether it came out correctly. But from the

[23:52] chart we see that the coin went even higher, but we cannot know how technical this movement is. Here

[24:04] the end, the pot-bellied guy earned +8%. And even if he entered this deal on the first plus, this is +8% to his deposit. And it is in this format that acceleration occurs. And if he went on two shoulders, on three shoulders, our shoulders depend on our stop, on

[24:20] our risk. And our risk is 1% of the deposit per transaction. That is, if our stop was small, then we could have a second shoulder, a third, a fourth, a fifth shoulder. And by taking 8% of the movement, we could earn 20-30% of

[24:36] our deposit. That's a lot. Therefore, it is important to base your trading transactions only on decisive points. This way our stops will be shorter and our takes will be longer. When we want to increase our deposit, it's important to take steady steps rather than

[24:51] risk everything at once in an attempt to earn as much as possible. Structure, consistency and discipline are decisive. Only then will there be good, stable results in trading. And thanks to stability, the

[25:04] acceleration itself will occur. If you want to see more live trading, subscribe to the channel. Everything I've told you is what I wish I had known at the very beginning. That's when I first started trading. Let's move on to the next deal.

[25:17] Here we have a TAD coin. Let's take a look at the technical data right away. The coin has grown by as much as 140%. She was pumped abnormally a lot. The number of She was pumped abnormally a lot. The number of transactions is 6.7 million. This is 6.7 times higher than the

[25:33] average value. And in such coins, when coins are very strongly pumped, very strongly growing, local formations and impulse breakouts of small levels work very well in them. And in this case, the pot-bellied guy worked it off. There

[25:48] was such a commotion here. And the pot-bellied one entered the breakout of the high , took the momentum. The coin stalled, he exited the trade, locked in his position. The formation itself here is perekhai. When the coin rose, it formed a local level, after which, within a

[26:03] short time, it approached this level and the entry point here was at the intersection of the level itself and the breakout itself. And Teiki is braking or facing some resistance. As a result, the pot-bellied guy here fulfilled the deal. And

[26:16] when coins are heavily pumped and grow strongly, then such highs work very well. The coin rose, created some kind of high, and within a short time approached it, and perhaps a cup formed. And we enter

[26:28] this high and take the fast movement. As a result, the pot-bellied guy here earned +6%. And to notice such rapid pumps, when a coin grows very quickly or when money flows into it, it is important to enable notifications in screengash.

[26:42] , set the same settings for yourself, and you will receive notifications when coins start pumping. When a coin starts to accelerate, when money starts to flow into coins, for example, the structure - this is for us, when a coin

[26:56] has grown by 10%, it is already at the top. Knives are when the coin volume is when money starts to flow into the coin, its volume increases, and we understand that, aha, something is happening here on the coin. And with

[27:11] the help of the Digash screener, we can set up such notifications and see active coins. that's when money comes into the coin , when the coins start pumping. And with this, we can take such deals in just 2

[27:24] minutes plus 6% to the deposit. That's a lot. I'll leave a link to the screenerdigash in the description below the video. I also want to note that when the pot-bellied guy comes in, he immediately starts to look green. He went out, fixed the position, and the coin rolled in immediately. This

[27:38] means that all actions on the chart were taken at decisive places. He entered, the stops were triggered, the market moved, he exited, resistance appeared, the coin rolled in. Therefore, it is important to adhere to the strategy, the system, and the

[27:53] rules that we have written down. If you don't have any rules written down, you can watch this video and write everything out in detail for yourself. And the most important thing is to follow them with discipline. Like and subscribe so you don't

[28:06] miss the next videos. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments. A link to the screenerdigash, as well as a full guide on it, is in the description below the video. Subscribe to my Telegram channel and join our

[28:18] team of pot-bellied people. Let's develop and grow green together. I wish you to successfully increase your deposit, inflate your big belly , pull out some green stuff, have fun, and have a blast. Goodbye. Bye. Bam.