2-Minute Scalping Model That Works?
45sImmediately presents a specific, actionable scalping strategy for fast-moving charts, appealing to traders seeking quick wins.
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This video presents a scalping strategy for trading mini-index charts, specifically the 2-minute chart, using two native Profit tools to identify high-probability entry points. The strategy relies on the confluence of two exponential moving averages (9-period and 27-period) and the RSI indicator with overbought/oversold levels set at 70 and 30, combined with strict candle validation rules and a 1:1 risk-reward ratio. The presenter demonstrates how to configure the indicators, apply a color-coding rule to highlight validated candles, and execute trades with precise stop-loss and take-profit levels.
The strategy is designed for scalping on the 2-minute chart, aiming for a 1:1 risk-reward ratio. It avoids large candles, resulting in fewer trades but highly favorable ones.
Two exponential moving averages are used: a 27-period (pink) and a 9-period (green). They must be aligned (confluent) to identify entries.
The RSI indicator is set to the 9-period pattern. Two horizontal lines are added at 30 and 70 to mark overbought and oversold regions. Trades are only taken when RSI is between these lines.
For a sell, the green (9-period) average must be below the pink (27-period) average. The candle must have a range less than 200 points, and its closing price must be below the previous candle's low.
For a buy, the green average must be above the pink average. The RSI should be in the lower range (between 30 and 70), the candle range must be at most 200 points, and the closing price must be above the previous candle's high (V-shaped candle).
To simplify identification, a color rule is applied to highlight candles that meet the buy or sell criteria. The rule is provided in the video's first comment.
Operations are limited to until 1 PM. After that, no entry signals are generated, and candles remain white.
The risk-reward tool is used with a 1:1 configuration. Stop-loss is placed 10-15 points above the high (for sells) or below the low (for buys), and the target is projected to the same size as the risk.
The presenter shows a sequence of trades with four positive outcomes and one stop-loss, emphasizing the strategy's high accuracy.
This scalping strategy offers a disciplined approach to trading mini-index charts, emphasizing confluence of indicators and strict validation to filter high-probability setups. It is presented as an idea to be adapted and improved, not a definitive system.
What are the two moving average periods used in this scalping strategy?
9-period (green) and 27-period (pink) exponential moving averages.
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What RSI values are used to mark overbought and oversold levels?
30 and 70.
02:20
What is the condition for a sell entry?
Green average below pink average, RSI between 30 and 70, candle range less than 200 points, and closing price below previous candle's low.
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What is the condition for a buy entry?
Green average above pink average, RSI in lower range (30-70), candle range at most 200 points, and closing price above previous candle's high.
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What is the risk-reward ratio used in this strategy?
1:1.
00:42
How is the stop-loss placed?
10-15 points above the high for sells, or below the low for buys.
08:04
Until what time are operations allowed?
Until 1 PM.
06:24
Sell Entry Criteria
Defines precise conditions for a sell signal, ensuring only high-probability trades are taken.
02:45Buy Entry Criteria
Mirrors the sell criteria for buys, maintaining symmetry and discipline.
03:38Color Rule Automation
Automates signal identification, reducing manual effort and emotional bias.
04:07Risk-Reward Tool Application
Shows practical use of the risk-reward tool to set targets and stops consistently.
07:50Demonstrated Success Rate
Provides empirical evidence of the strategy's effectiveness with four wins and one loss.
10:30[00:01] scalping operational model for trading mini-index charts quickly, basically using two native Profit tools that will give you excellent entry points on the chart and, of course, great performance. Before I
[00:15] give you this super complete lesson, I invite you to subscribe to the channel, notifications, leave a like if you really enjoyed it, and at the end I want you to leave your comment. It's very important to know your opinion, if I
[00:28] helped you in any way. Now I'm going to share this great lesson on my screen, very helpful and contribute to your growth and learning. for trading on fast-moving charts. So here we're going to focus on the
[00:42] 2-minute chart. It's a type of scalping where we're looking for a one-to-one risk-reward ratio. We're not going to trade large candles, so we're going to limit things. So there won't be many trades, but those that do occur will be
[00:56] extremely favorable to our model. Within the 2-minute chart, we need to apply two or three very important tools, okay? First, there are the two moving averages here, which are strategic moving averages, and
[01:08] they need to be aligned, they need to be in confluence so that we can identify the entries. So, we need a longer moving average , with a longer period, which is the moving average, this pink one here, which
[01:20] will be the 27-period moving average, and a shorter moving average, which is the nine-period moving average, which is here in green. Additionally, we will need our chart to have the RSI indicator in the nine pattern. And within that,
[01:36] we're going to apply two important lines, which are those regions where we have overbought and oversold points. So we need to make this marking. On the right side here. I'm going to ask you, after inserting it—
[01:50] right-click on the chart and we can insert the indicator. And from there we will incorporate both the two moving averages and the IFRSI indicator. With it inserted here below, we're going to right-click in this
[02:05] area where my mouse is, and we'll go to properties to make two very important selections on our indicator in the fixed grid. Whatever value is here, you will remove it. Click and remove it, and then you will enter the values 30
[02:20] and 70. Once you have entered the value 30, check it here so that you have entered the value 30, check it here so that it has the color white, and check the box for 70 so that it has the color white. When you set it as the default and apply it,
[02:32] it will insert exactly these two lines here in the indicator, marking for lines here in the indicator, marking for us the 30 and 70 points. In other words, we will only look for trades when this RSI indicator is
[02:45] between the 30 and 70 lines, which are interesting regions to trade in. For me to have a sell operation, I need this green average to be below the pink average, that is, the shorter average below the slower average.
[02:57] Keep in mind that these two averages are of the exponential type. So, the nine-period exponential moving average and the 27-period exponential moving average. Once one is below the other, I'll move on to candle classification. I need
[03:11] a candle with a value lower than 200 points. Another rule: I need the closing price—look point here. Therefore, this closing price must always be below the low of the previous candle for me to understand that there is
[03:24] previous candle for me to understand that there is indeed a strong selling movement. Once all this information is validated, I will be able to log in. For the purchase, I need the condition reversed. I need the shorter green moving average to be above the
[03:38] longer pink moving average, indicating an upward trend. I also need the RSI to be between 70 and 30, in that lower range. And I need my candle to have a maximum value of 200 points, and especially for
[03:53] 200 points, and especially for its closing price to be above the candle's high closing price is above its high, so it would be a V-shaped candle. One thing that happens is that it becomes difficult for us to constantly observe and measure the
[04:07] I can identify an entry point. So to make that easier, we're going to apply a color rule that will simply give me color in this candle when it we're going to put all the indicators and information on the chart so
[04:21] we can have visual information, but we're going to add this color rule so that it identifies for us which candles are validated for buying or selling. And I'm going to pin this rule in the first comment of this video, so
[04:35] you can just copy and apply it, okay? So, you go to the comment section when you're applying the rule and copy all the rules that are there. Later you 'll see it here in the menu, at the top of Profit, it'll leave a quick message
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[05:42] so you can join the Corus team. Let's get back to the video because there's Corus team. Let's get back to the video because there's Strategy editor, the new strategy, coloring strategy.
[05:56] Simple coloring. He showed us some code here, we'll ignore it . Let's click on "select strategy" so that we can now implement ours. So come here to where the text of the current strategy is
[06:09] come here to where the text of the current strategy is . You're simply going to delete it, paste. The code that we copied from the This information here validates everything I explained to you a moment ago.
[06:24] so that we can operate until 1 PM at the latest. Otherwise, everything is explained very clearly here. What will I do from now on? I'm going to click on the floppy disk to save it, and give your strategy a name . I'll put the name here.
[06:41] You can name it whatever you want, okay? It's important to record this for later use. I've already saved it. Then I can close it. Going back to the chart, we now need to apply our strategy. So, right-click on any of the
[06:55] candles there, select "Insert a coloring rule," click on the plus sign, and here in the search bar we're going to put the name we registered there, see? Scalp cor. Select the item, insert it directly into the
[07:09] cor. Select the item, insert it directly into the chart, add it, and click OK. Very good. Ah, none of the candles turned out the color we chose, because none of the candles here have been validated according to our specifications. Why did it appear red?
[07:22] Because he meets the criteria we set, right? Oh, the indicator is within the operable range, the averages are confluent, the previous candle, and this is a candle that, if I hover the mouse over it, I will see that
[07:35] it has a range of 165 points. So, it's completely validated. My entry, my operation, will happen as follows . I will trade at the close of this candle. So, as soon as he closes, I'll
[07:50] my sell order, what price point should I aim for in this transaction? We will use the risk- reward tool. It's configured one-to-one here, right? One profit margin for one stop loss. Then I
[08:04] 'll click on the entry point, drag, always leaving 10 or 15 points above the high as a stop point. And from then on I know that my target is projected to the same size as my risk. This operation carries an 85-
[08:20] point risk. In this case, it hit my target, stop loss, okay? So, to avoid any doubt here, and to prevent it from sounding like, "
[08:35] 're going to consider this a stop here, okay? Stopzinho of 85 points. From this point on, what am I going to do? I will wait for the next signal.
[08:47] Oh, in sequence, I have an input signal again. So, my sale is finalized at the close. My stop loss will be at the high, let's place it 10 or 15 points above that. So now I have a 95-point risk and
[09:00] target operation, and this one comes along and catches it. So now we have a positive operation, considering our risk-reward ratio, we're at a breakeven point ( z0 to zero) and after a lot of movement, we have a
[09:17] validated entry here, okay? So you can see that it does n't happen all the time, and there aren't that many operations due to the validation criteria. In this case, we have a validated entry. So, entry at the close, stop, 10, 15
[09:29] points below the average, and the projected target up there, 120 points target in the trade or entry, and it hits our target. Next step, we wait for a new signal within our pre-established time. So now the
[09:45] movement and the new signal here, look, green candle. So I have a buy position, stop 10, 15 points below, target projected upwards, a 75- point target operation activated and the target hit.
[10:01] We're feeling much more positive now, right? Let's go with three take-profits and one stop-loss. Another movement, a new signal here. So we have an entry point, a closing point, a stop at the low, and a target up there. This operation has a slightly higher
[10:16] operation has a slightly higher target of 165 points. target of 165 points. Trade activated, movement, . So, now, here are four very positive
[10:30] avoid overexposing yourself, right? Look at how many positive trades we caught, four positive and one stop loss. Well, number of contracts you trade, and your risk management, there's nothing more to
[10:43] be done. We have stipulated that operations are until 1 PM. From that point on , we no longer have any entry signals; notice that the candles will only be white, so we won't have any more
[10:55] entry signals from there. So that's it, I believe that's been made quite clear to you all. Now it's up to you to get this study, right? This isn't a definitive setup for you to start trading with, but rather an idea that you can improve and
[11:07] adapt to your own model. Notice that he has a really good success rate in his trades, okay? I sincerely hope this study has helped you in some way. If it helped, I'm immensely happy. Here on
[11:20] practically two more complete lessons that you can add to your learning. Furthermore, thank you for staying with me for this video. Until next time. God blesses. Goodbye.
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