Learn Quick Trading from Scratch - A Strategy to Help You Profit

[00:02] you've heard of it and the first time you've seen me, then if you watch this video from beginning to end you will learn about trading and you will come away knowing how to trade. In this video I will teach you how to create a trading account, how to trade, what trading means, and at the end of the video I will teach you a new strategy that will help you

[00:16] profit in Quick Trade, Forex, or Crypto. How are you? In this video, I want to talk to you about a trading style I've explained before on my channel, but now we'll discuss it in more detail and professionally. We'll also talk about

[00:30] new strategies that can help you profit from this style of trading. This style is called Quick Trading, which means fast trading. Many people prefer this style over others because it generates profits quickly, doesn't take much time, and is very easy to learn. However, it's also very risky—the highest risk

[00:44] of all trading styles. In this video, I'll teach you how to open a trading account, how to trade, and what trading actually means. At the end of the video, I'll teach you a new strategy that can help you profit in Quick Trading, the video, I'll teach you a new strategy that can help you profit in Quick Trading,

[00:58] trading style. This strategy relies on two indicators. The relies on two indicators. The need to know how to use it correctly and how to wait for your opportunity. We'll talk about it now. So, if you don't know

[01:14] anything about trading and this is your first time hearing about it, This is your first time watching me, so if you watch this video from beginning to end, you'll learn trading and you'll come away knowing how to trade. But before we start anything, I want to warn you that trading in the financial markets is a high-risk field and not suitable for everyone. You

[01:28] must always make sure you understand capital management and always invest an amount you can afford to lose. The person speaking to you in front of you lost money in his first six years in the field to understand it, manage it correctly, and reach where

[01:54] suitable for this field and you have understood my words perfectly, then watch this video from beginning to end because it is very beneficial, and don't skip a single second of it because any word I say could because any word I say could be the reason for your profit or loss.

[02:08] First, I want to explain to you what the word "trading" means. The word trading means that you buy one currency in exchange for another and profit from the price difference, or you buy something in exchange for a currency. For example, I have dollars, I have 1000 dollars, I went and bought euros with them, so I made approximately

[02:22] 930 euros for the euro, let's say for example. I waited for a period of time until the price of the euro rose against the dollar, then I exchanged the 930 euros I had for dollars, and they returned it to me as 1040 dollars. Why? Because the price of the euro against the dollar

[02:37] rose, the 930 euros I had were no longer worth 1000 dollars, but rather $1040. That's the $40 I profited from – the price difference. Let's take another, faster example. Suppose I had

[02:49] $10,000 and bought gold with it. I waited for a while, say two or three weeks. The price of gold against the dollar rose, meaning the piece of gold I bought increased in price. So, the same piece was no longer worth $10,000. I wanted to sell it, so I sold it for, say, $10,500.

[03:07] The $500 I profited from is the difference in the price of gold against the dollar during that waiting period. This is the general concept of trading, in short and simply. I like to explain it concisely and simply so that anyone can understand it. I don't like to complicate

[03:23] things for you. So, as a starting point, I want you to understand it like this: you bought something at a certain price, waited, and then... I sold it and made a profit. That's trading. There are many styles of trading in Forex and in cryptocurrencies, which are the digital currencies you hear about, like Bitcoin, Ethereum,

[03:37] and so on. Then there's quick trading, also known as fast trading. What is fast trading? Why is it called fast trading? Because you predict whether the price will rise or fall, and based on your prediction, you either profit or lose. If I predict a price rise and it falls, I lose. If I predict a rise

[03:52] and it happens, and my market analysis is correct, I profit, depending on the strategy we use. There are many strategies in this field, and the more you learn, the more you progress, experiment, gain experience, and know more strategies, the better you can

[04:07] predict the market. You become better at predicting whether the market will rise or fall. Generally, with any trading style, you need to wait a period of time for the price to rise or fall before you can realize your profits. The profit depends on the magnitude of the rise. For

[04:23] example, if gold rises slightly against the dollar, your profit is small; if it rises significantly, you'll make a large profit. That's the rest. Trading styles: In quick trading, you predict whether the price will rise or fall

[04:35] within a specific timeframe. You choose the time period. For example, if I enter a trade to buy dollars against euros, and at this point, I specify that my trade should last five minutes, then if the

[04:54] make a profit. If the price is below my entry price, I lose. So, if my prediction is correct, I profit, and if it's incorrect, I lose. This is how quick trading works. You can choose the trade duration: one minute, two minutes,

[05:10] seconds, one hour, or four hours. You determine the trade duration. The important thing is that the price, from the moment you enter until the specified time, matches your prediction. As for buying, which is a rise, you see it all in practice. Selling means buying or selling.

[05:27] If you expect the price to rise, you buy; if you expect it to fall, you sell. The trader... The trader always profits in both cases, and that's the difference between a trader and an investor. An investor, if they buy something, just waits for its price to rise. If its price falls, they do n't make a profit; they lose. A trader, on the other hand,

[05:42] profits whether the price rises or falls. Trading is or falls. Trading is buying and selling; it's not just investing. This is the concept of trading and quick trading in a nutshell. Let's apply this practically on the computer

[05:57] together, step by step, so you can learn more and understand what I'm saying better. The first step is to teach you how to create a trading account. Follow along step by step to avoid any mistakes. First, go to the description below this video. In the description, you'll find a direct link

[06:10] to create a trading account. Click on it, and this page will appear. First, enter the email address you want to use for your trading account, then enter the password you want for your trading account. Then, click the checkmark here and click "Sign Up." It's that simple; you now have a

[06:24] trading account. Click here to... Continuo, you choose the country you live in, then you choose the account's base currency, meaning how you want to use the account, how you want to deposit and withdraw money in what currency. I always recommend choosing the dollar. Then you click on Confirm. Here,

[06:39] three options appear: the first is to deposit money, the second is for educational courses and videos, and the third is to start trading on a demo account, which is what I recommend, of course. But if you want to deposit money, you click on the green Deposit button here and choose the payment method that

[06:53] suits you. You can choose Visa, Mastercard, or you can deposit via crypto. As soon as you click here, it asks you for the amount you want to deposit. If you opened your account through the link below, you will get a 50% bonus. How does that work ? Let's say I want to start trading with

[07:08] $1000. If I deposit $1000 and my balance reaches $1500, I'll receive $500 from the company as a bonus to use for trading. If you're accessing the platform through the link below, click on the last one, "Start Trade." This will open a window where you can choose your Islamic (Halal)

[07:25] account. This is a great feature of the platform. If you read more about Islamic accounts, you'll understand better. There are no overnight fees; they don't charge extra. So, if you're interested, extra. So, if you're interested,

[07:39] Islamic trading account. First, here's the program interface. I'll explain it to you step by step. Click here. First, go to the demo account. If you want to deposit money, go to the real account. This is your actual account. Click on the top and choose your payment method.

[07:54] You choose the amount you want and deposit the funds. When you want to withdraw your profits, you click on Finance. Here, withdraw, you go and withdraw your profits. This is the program interface. The first thing you need to do is go here and click on this. You see the Kindles? You need to make them look like this. This is the first step before we do anything else.

[08:10] Now, your trading account: in order to deposit money and be able to work with it, you need to verify it. See how it works here? If you click on Deposit, and then you click, for example, on Mastercard, it will ask you to verify your account. How do you verify the account? You go to Profile, which is here. Click on Profile, and it

[08:26] takes you to this page. It tells you that email verification is the first step. You click on Continue. This email goes to the email you entered, and you will find that they sent you a message from the company saying "Verify your email." You click on it. You click on Verify Email. So, we go back

[08:41] to the same point. The page you see here says " Unverified," meaning it's not yet verified. Refresh it, and it will show "Verified" in green, indicating your account is verified. Everything has to be marked with a star here. Fill it in to verify your account. Here's your first name, here's your last name, and here you enter your date of birth

[08:56] exactly as it appears on my ID. Then click the checkmark here and here again. This opens a page where you first choose the country you live in and click "Confirm." Then click the checkmark here and here again. This will ask you what document you want to use to verify

[09:11] your account: ID card, passport, residence permit, or any other certificate. Then you complete the entire verification process. Of course, I already have a verified account. You should upload the front and back of your ID, then click "OK" and complete all the steps. Your account will then be 100% verified.

[09:28] Let's explain the program interface. It's about currency pairs. For example, I want to exchange Euros for Dollars or Turkish Lira for Euros. For example, yen versus Swiss franc, franc versus dollar, i.e., currency

[09:40] versus currency. Let's say here, for example, the euro and the dollar. You see this blue price that is going up and down. This is the price of the dollar against the euro. Its price is currently 17 cents, meaning the euro is worth 1.17 cents. Okay, so you might ask how I can profit in minutes if it

[09:56] stays at 1.17 (17 cents) for two or three days. See these small numbers that are going up and down? These small numbers are the difference between 17 cents and 18 cents, and these are the numbers we, as traders, work with and make profits from. Here, you need to predict whether the price will rise or fall, like

[10:12] we said, will the dollar/euro exchange rate rise or fall? If I want, for example, a one-minute trade, I click here and enter the timeframe and or fall? If I want, for example, a one-minute trade, I click here and enter the timeframe and Let's go to the demo account first, to practice and learn. Here, we see the duration of each candlestick. The duration of a candlestick is how long it is: one

[10:28] minute, two minutes, three minutes, or, for example, one hour. So, each one of these candlesticks lasts for an hour. That means the price was here an hour ago, then it was here, then it rose to here. A means the price was here an hour ago, then it was here, then it rose to here. A

[10:44] means there was a fall. Let's say we define a candle's duration as one minute. Each candle has a duration of one minute. So, in the last minute, the dollar price dropped from here to here, in the minute before that, it dropped from here to here, and in the minute before that, it was here and then it rose. The price continues to rise and fall, and that's how we make

[10:59] our profits. That's what a candle means, and the candle's duration. Let's say we want to choose a one- minute trade duration. You click here and set the minute, and the amount you want to trade with, for example, $100. If you expect the price to rise after one minute, you click "Bye." Let's try it. I clicked "Bye." Of course, we're just

[11:13] trying it randomly, without a strategy or anything, just to show you how the program works. Here, for example, I had $50,000 (this is a demo account). I paid $100, and the price of this trade is: if I win, I'll get I paid $100, and the price of this trade is: if I win, I'll get $192 back, and if I lose, I'll lose

[11:28] $192 back, and if I lose, I'll lose the $100. six seconds left. The trade is profitable because I predicted it would rise from here. I made a profit;

[11:41] because I predicted it would rise from here. I made a profit; they returned $192 to me, making my total $50.0002. Now, let's say I'm trading another currency pair and I want to predict a drop. I click on "Sell." One minute from now, if the price is below this red line (see this red line?),

[11:55] I profit. If the price is above it, contrary to my prediction, I lose. This is what I explained to you theoretically on the iPad, and now we're applying it practically. The price is the opposite applying it practically. The price is the opposite

[12:19] prediction. So, when the price is as you predicted ( up or down), if your prediction is correct, you profit, and if it's wrong, you lose. Therefore, all you have to do is choose three things: the currency pair (here), the trade duration (here), and the amount you want to trade. So, I've already

[12:34] taught you how to create a trading account, what trading means, and how to use the program. There are some additional things we'll explain quickly. When you go to your real account, there's something new on the site called AI Trade. I'll make a full video about it. You click "A" and the AI

[12:50] trades for you—buy, sell, or whatever. You just watch. You click "A" and it chooses the trade duration and whether it's a buy or sell, based on user experience and AI. There are other things, like the Signals section. For example, if you click on this currency pair, it tells you that there's a

[13:06] buy trade for that currency pair with a one-minute duration and multiple participants. Let's say also see ready-made trades from the site. There's something called Social Trade, where

[13:22] you can see other people trading and copy their trades. You click on them and see how much they've profited, how much they've lost, how much money they've invested, and how much money they've withdrawn in a month. And so on. You copy if you have a real account and copy the trades with it. That's how I explained the program interface to you, how it

[13:39] works, how you trade, how you create a trading account, and all that. Now let's start with the strategy. There's a very strong strategy I read about and saw people's feedback on. Honestly, it was strong and made profits for many people, so we'll try it together. I'll teach it to you, and

[13:54] we'll apply it together and try it on several trades to see if the strategy is strong or not and evaluate it. You see here, when you have a real account and have money in it, you click on Social Trade and you can copy. This person will start trading with you at the same time. Of course, I advise you to learn on

[14:10] your own, but I'll explain the entire program interface to you. In this strategy, we need two indicators. What do I mean by indicator? Here you click on these indicators. These indicators help you to read the market better. This indicator is designed electronically based on past market movements.

[14:26] indicator is designed electronically based on past market movements. indicators: the first is the Bollinger Bands. Click on it, and it will open here. The second indicator is the RSI. Click on it, and it will also open here. First, we go to the Bollinger Bands. There's an

[14:41] to the Bollinger Bands. There's an edit option; adjust it and set the period to 20. Then, go to Style and leave everything as is. Take the green one (I don't like the green color) and change it to blue. Then click Save. The Bollinger Bands are a

[14:54] channel that gives you market movement predictions. Now, let's talk about them in more detail. In Arabic, they're called a price volatility channel. So, the Bollinger Bands give you a measure of price volatility: will the price

[15:06] continue to rise, or will it fall? Will it continue to fall, or will it rise? For the RSI indicator, click on this arrow to enlarge it slightly. Then, click on Settings. It should be set to 14. Okay, leave it at 14. So, if we don't change anything in the RSI settings,

[15:21] we want RSI 14. What does this strategy tell you? I see an strategy tell you? I see an opportunity in it, by the way.

[15:40] opportunity in this trade, and how does this strategy work? Look, I saw a strong opportunity, so I entered immediately. First, it tells you about the Bunker Bundesliga channel. The candles have to touch the line in it, and then I have a reversal with two candles. Of course, the first thing is that the candle has to be one minute long,

[15:55] as we agreed. The trade should ideally be three minutes long, but I took it for two minutes because it was a strong opportunity. If it had been three minutes, I would have won, but now we are one minute past the entry line. So, two or three minutes— I prefer three minutes—the candles have to touch the

[16:10] top edge of the channel, and then I have a reversal with two red candles, which is a bearish signal. Or, if they touch the bottom edge of the channel with red candles, and then I have two green candles, which is a bullish signal. So, the

[16:23] bearish signal has to be The candles touched the channel from above, and two red candles opened and reversed. An upward signal is when I have red candles touching the channel line from below, followed by a reversal with two green candles, and then the price went up. This is regarding the Bollinger Bands. You see, if you look back, it's always the

[16:39] same thing. So, I always have the same pattern. For example, here I have two bullish candles touching the Bollinger Bands. Regarding the RSI, what is the signal? It says that when there's a reversal and a drop from the Bollinger Bands, the RSI line must be 70% crossed.

[16:56] You see this? 70% crossed, touching this line and going down, like what happened here. Where I opened the trade, here it touched it from above and went down. This is a bearish signal. If I have an upward signal, the line touches the 30-period RSI line below, and then there's an upward reversal.

[17:12] You see here how it touched the line, and here there's an upward reversal with two green candles. So, this is a signal. The strategy for upward movement, in short, is as follows: upward reversal with two green candles. So, this is a signal. The strategy for upward movement, in short, is as follows: when the channel is narrow, you see, when the channel is narrow, not wide, there isn't much

[17:28] liquidity, so don't enter a trade because it's called price fluctuation. We call it that, meaning there isn't much movement in the market. It's two green candles touching this line. We open a buy order. See, it touched the edge of

[17:40] the channel and opened a candle, and the second one is green. This line touched the 30 line, and it's rising, so we opened a buy order. The trade lasts three minutes. Okay,

[18:06] Thank God, the second trade was profitable. The opportunity was good. Okay, let's look at a third trade. I'm taking more trades so you can gain more experience and know how to choose your

[18:18] opportunities correctly. Also, we need more than two trades to evaluate the strategy and see how it performs. I'm thinking of making videos like this regularly, teaching you a strategy, opening trades together, and trying them out. We'll evaluate it. If you like the idea, write to me in the comments here. See, here

[18:33] the candles are touching the channel line. This one hasn't touched the 70 line, so there's no entry opportunity. See, when the channel is narrow, there's no signal from the RSI. It's wrong for me to enter my trade here. It looks like signal from the RSI. It's wrong for me to enter my trade here. It looks like

[19:04] there's a good opportunity to wait, but only until two red candles appear and the RSI drops below the 70 line. See, let's wait. It's worth waiting for because there seems to be strong liquidity in the market. Okay, the first red candle has formed, and now the second one is closing. This line crosses the 70 line, so there's a good entry opportunity. This line hasn't crossed, so the opportunity is lost. Okay, here there's a good opportunity. Let's wait. It's worth waiting for. There's liquidity. Let's wait for two red candles and for this line to drop below the 70 line. Always look for a pair of currencies with a high percentage. What percentage is

[19:19] meant here? For example, if I enter this trade... $100 and I profited, so they give me back $182, meaning my $100 and I profited, so they give me back $182, meaning my profit is 82%, which is 92%. See, for example, this is 27%, which is profit is 82%, which is 92%. See, for example, this is 27%, which is 70%. So if I put in a dollar, they give me back $170,

[19:33] and if I lose, I lose $100. So you should always look for a currency pair with a high profit percentage. Okay, let's wait for this candle to turn green. What do you think if it turns green? And here it is, green, and here it touches the 30 and rises, but we wait for confirmation of the second candle. See, here the opportunity is gone. You understand

[19:49] more now, right? You're grasping the strategy more and how to catch the right opportunity. Okay, here we wait for another green candle, and we're all good because here it's touching the 30 line, there's a rebound, and here we have a touch of the Bollinger Band. Very good. We wait for the second candle, but we still need confirmation. But the

[20:06] Very good. We wait for the second candle, but we still need confirmation. But the second candle has to be fully green. No, let's wait here for a green candle. See this candle? The second green candle needed to complete the line. The RSI gave us a signal here. There were two

[20:19] green candles touching. In my opinion, we should open. Maybe we rushed a bit; this candle should have closed first. But I see it as a strong opportunity because the RSI indicator started to rise. You see it going up. I feel it was a very strong opportunity because, be careful, now I'll tell you, the green candles

[20:35] weren't exactly 100. That's how a candle should be. It should be longer, for example, or a little longer. You know, it was two green candles, but weak, and we didn't wait long. It should have closed here. You see, if it had closed with a big green candle, it would have been okay. Three, two, one, a losing trade. That's how we tried the

[20:53] strategy. That's why I told you I need about three trades, more than two, so we can evaluate the strategy. My rating for it is good. Not very good, not excellent. I'd give it a score of 6.5 or 7 out of 10. It's fairly good and strong, and the Bollinger Bands are on This is

[21:10] an idea many traders rely on with the RSI and these two indicators. Regarding the strategy we were discussing, I'd give it a 7/7 rating or 7.5/7 rating. Since it's a strategy where you win two trades and lose one, your profit is greater than your loss. That's why it's a good strategy.

[21:25] In this video, you learned what trading means, how to open a trading account, and you learned a good strategy that will help you make profits. In future videos, I'll tell you about more strategies that will help you. The more strategies you learn, the more experience you gain, and the higher your

[21:40] probability of correctly predicting the market, thus increasing your potential profits. That's why you always need patience and time. What matters isn't whether a trade wins or loses; what matters is whether you ultimately come out with a profit or a loss.

[21:54] Always trade with an amount you can afford to lose, especially as a beginner. I hope you benefited from this video. If anyone interested in trading knows this video would be helpful, send it to them. Stay tuned for future videos because they contain more strategies. Much stronger, I wish you all the

[22:08] strategies. Much stronger, I wish you all the best. Peace.