Trading a Level Rebound: Stop Loss Placement
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This video is a detailed trade breakdown by a scalper who analyzes several cryptocurrency trades based on order book (стакан) activity and level rebounds. The trader explains his entry and exit decisions, stop-loss placements, and the importance of reading market dynamics, including a practical tip for placing pending orders on volatile instruments.
Entered a rebound from a level at 3212, with a round number nearby at 0.32. Placed a stop behind the level. Price touched the level but didn't knock out the stop, and price rolled back.
Closed 50% at a mark, but it didn't fill, so closed at market to reduce loss. Later closed another part at 1% profit, leaving 1.3 of volume.
Price returned to entry with a sharp impulse, covering three previous candles. Exited at market near breakeven, showing 1% movement. Emphasizes always setting a stop loss.
Entered on a rebound from a level that was previously support, now resistance. Placed a false order for same volume. Level was strong, so expected a rebound.
Closed half of the position at breakeven to cover commission, then the price rebounded but with a strong impulse, closing the remaining part at stop loss -0.5%.
Entered a rebound from a strong level after a small pump. Shows how to fix pending order not being placed: go to settings, find 'long throw with stop orders', set to 100, then orders will place.
Closed one third at 1.2%, another third at 1.2%, but accidentally closed at market due to mis-click. Later closed remaining at 0.3% profit. Overall trade was profitable.
Rebound of 1.5% was captured, fixed three parts, one with small plus. Later there was a breakout of 26%. Encourages subscribing to Telegram for daily setups and crypto earning methods.
The video provides a practical look at scalping strategies based on order book and level rebounds, highlighting the importance of risk management, partial profit taking, and adapting to volatile conditions.
What is the first trade in the video?
A rebound from a level at 3212 on BAKECOIN, with a round number nearby at 0.32.
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How did the trader manage partial profits in the first trade?
Closed 50% at a mark, but when it didn't fill, closed at market to reduce loss. Later closed another part at 1% profit.
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What is the tip for placing pending orders on volatile instruments?
Go to settings, find 'long throw with stop orders', and set it to 100.
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What happened in the second trade?
Entered a rebound from a level that was previously support, now resistance. Closed half at breakeven, then the remaining part hit stop loss at -0.5%.
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What was the outcome of the third trade?
Closed one third at 1.2%, another at 1.2%, and the last at 0.3% profit, overall profitable.
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Level Rebound Strategy
Demonstrates a clear entry based on a strong level and round number, a core scalping technique.
00:16Partial Profit Taking
Shows the importance of locking in profits incrementally to manage risk and secure gains.
01:17Stop Loss Discipline
Highlights the necessity of always setting stop losses to protect capital, even in fast moves.
02:01Pending Order Fix
Provides a practical solution to a common issue with pending orders on volatile instruments.
04:46Trade Recap
Summarizes the overall performance and reinforces the value of the strategy.
06:07[00:02] my trades over several trading days. The trades turned out to be rich and interesting. Enjoy watching everyone. Let's go
[00:16] first trade was on the bake coin, on a rebound from the level. The level was at a price of 3212. I'm showing it in the screenshot because Nevsky's video showed there were two touches and already this third approach, but I still decided to take the rebound. Plus, there
[00:31] was a round number nearby at a price of 0.32. I immediately placed a stop behind the level, only a small density at a price of 3212. It goes through a large volume across the market, they move the price strongly, it touches right at the level, but my stop loss meets behind the level, it
[00:46] doesn't knock it out, and the price gradually starts to roll back,
[01:00] rebound, enough impulses on the glass, this is visible in the casters on the left, that they haven't had time to fill up yet and have already shown good movement, and now six percent 0.6 percent movement is passing, I haven't closed a single part yet,
[01:17] now I'm going to close at 50 lats, I'll immediately set a mark. She doesn't take it, I decided to close at the market and
[01:32] reduce the loss, since I already covered the commission for the first part, and after some time the price also continues to go down, that is, from the chip that they have already worked out, it shows one percent, I close another part and there
[01:47] one percent, I close another part and there remains somewhere 1.3 of the total volume, that is, the first part at 0.5 percent, I closed the second at one stop loss, I already placed it even closer, a Zaur from the district and the number at 0.32 and set a signal
[02:01] level so that I have time to approach the glass when the level is triggered, but then the movement did not go further and with a sharp impulse the price returned to the entry point, you can see on the chart that this candle covered the three previous ones, and
[02:17] here I decided to exit, I tried to close at the market, and here I succeeded and even at about breakeven, I exited, that is, the movement is shown somewhere by 1 percent, so it is always worth setting a stop loss and the
[02:34] also on a rebound from the level, I enter here immediately, there is activity in the glass, that is, resistance between buyers and sellers and I place another false
[02:46] order for the same volume. This level first served as a support zone, then its impulse was broken through, and now the price is beating it as resistance, and here I decided that the price would further rebound from it, since this is a
[03:01] the price would further rebound from it, since this is a very good strong level, very good strong level, so another part shot up, and in general, I am already sitting in a transaction for 200 dollars and my stop loss is somewhere at 0.6
[03:14] percent in this transaction, I set it and am waiting for the hood to develop events. After some time, the price already begins to act like a trading impulse from how much there is no strength of the seller, the strength of this level, and I decided to close one
[03:31] part, half of the part, because I realized that I entered a fairly large volume,
[03:43] and closed one part somewhere at breakeven, taking into account the commission coverage, and after some time, the price really begins to rebound near this level, like a trading impulse, there is not even the slightest rebound, there was no
[03:58] immediate price consolidation, and as a result, such an impulse movement closes me by stop loss at minus 0.5 The remaining part of the
[04:15] coin, where here I also entered a rebound from the level, but here the situation is already quite more obvious, the level is strong in trading below the chart, you can small pump of the coin and the
[04:32] pump of the coin and the approach to the level was quite sharp and taking into account all these conditions, I decided that it is better to enter a rebound here and you can notice on the screens that I do not have a pending order and now
[04:46] I will show you how to solve this problem when a pending order is not placed, we enter the construction site to trade and find the point of a long throw with stop orders and place if you have 0, place 100, then your long throw will
[04:59] increase and then orders will definitely be placed. This happens because the instrument is highly volatile and the scalp does not allow you to place a bet from a false order. This situation is shown on the
[05:14] five-minute assault, a fairly good and sharp approach after some time a rollback begins, it shows 0.7 percent, by the way, this instrument was quite volatile, so for a few minutes there it showed plus 1 plus 2
[05:28] minus 1 percent, that is, and so I closed one third of the order at 1, 1, and 2 one third of the order at 1, 1, and 2 percent,
[05:41] n’t close it with the mark where I placed it, accidentally closed it at market price, miss-clicked,
[05:54] breakeven, remove the pending order, and now the price starts to roll in, I have 10 lats left, that is, I close one third at market price, even in plus, I managed to close at 0.3 percent,
[06:07] not here I show this situation on the chart in the transaction report, I mark the level that was and in general there was a rebound of one and a half percent, I managed to fix three parts, I closed one of them with a small plus, but overall there was a plus, but
[06:21] then there was a breakout of 26 percent, this is how the analysis of transactions turned out, subscribe to the telegram channel there every morning I will post situations that may work in the future and which I will trade during the day, I also post
[06:36] various ways to earn money in cryptocurrency such as airdrops and the beam falls from not you and so on, thank you all for watching, everyone bye
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