Trade Any Market from Home
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▶ Play ClipThis video explains how to get started trading in international markets, focusing on the official US market. The presenter covers key platforms like Ninja Trader, the importance of using regulated brokers, optimal trading hours for liquidity, and demonstrates a live platform walkthrough.
It's now easier to trade on multiple stock exchanges (Japan, Hong Kong, Russia, EU) via Forex platforms, without needing physical documents or high capital.
The previous $25,000 requirement is gone; you can start with as little as $50–$100. Markets operate 23 hours a day.
Three main platforms: Traineew, Black Arrow, and Ninja Trader. Ninja Trader is gaining popularity with its own brokerage and advanced tools.
Use brokers regulated in Europe or the US, with a solid reputation. Avoid new or unregulated brokers. Check withdrawal minimums and price consistency.
Trade during peak hours (Brasília time 10 AM–2 PM) for highest liquidity. Avoid 5 PM–10:30 PM when US markets are open but liquidity is low.
Website showing which global stock exchanges are open at any time. Helps identify liquid periods.
Earnings in dollars, access to US stocks, nearly 24-hour market, ability to trade from home on a computer.
Free platform with real-time data. Supports demo and live accounts. Provides charting, indicators (e.g., moving averages, MACD), and order execution.
To trade micro S&P 500 (MES), minimum margin is $50. Ideal starting capital: $500–$200, similar to Brazilian micro contracts.
The video provides a practical guide for Brazilian traders to enter the US market using Ninja Trader, emphasizing regulation, liquidity, and low entry costs.
"Title promises the best day trade for international liquidity; video delivers a solid guide on platforms, hours, and broker selection."
What is the minimum capital required to start trading in international markets according to the video?
Starting from $50 or $100.
01:05
Name three popular trading platforms used in Brazil for international markets.
Traineew, Black Arrow, and Ninja Trader.
02:38
What are the recommended regulatory bodies for brokers?
Regulation in Europe and the United States.
03:46
During which Brasília time period is liquidity highest?
From 10 AM to 2 PM.
05:13
What is the worst time to trade according to the video?
From 5 PM to 10:30 PM Brasília time.
06:35
What is the asset code for micro S&P 500 on Ninja Trader?
MES.
14:04
What is the minimum margin required to trade one micro S&P 500 contract?
At least $50.
16:56
What is the ideal starting capital for trading micro contracts in the US market?
$500 to $200.
17:10
What website does the presenter recommend to check global market hours?
Market 24h Clock.
05:56
What are the two moving average periods used in the example strategy?
6 and 20 (exponential moving averages).
14:48
Lower Entry Barrier
Highlights the dramatic reduction in minimum capital from $25,000 to $50–$100, making international trading accessible to retail traders.
01:05Broker Regulation Importance
Emphasizes using regulated brokers (Europe/US) to avoid scams, a critical safety tip for new traders.
03:18Liquidity Timing Strategy
Provides specific time windows for optimal liquidity, a practical technique to improve trade execution.
04:58Ninja Trader Free Platform
Announces that Ninja Trader is now free with real-time data, a significant change from previous paid model.
09:21Micro Contract Margin
States exact margin ($50) for micro S&P 500, a concrete number useful for capital planning.
16:56[00:02] things have become much more accessible. I mean, it's much easier for you to can download a platform to trade on the Japanese stock exchange, the Hong Kong stock exchange, the Russian stock exchange, the European Union stock exchange, right? And that's quite
[00:15] interesting, it manages to operate several types of stock exchanges in one. That's what we call Forex. When you're trading a specific stock exchange, for example, B13 here in Brazil is the Brazilian stock exchange, the European stock exchange covers the countries of the
[00:28] European Union, the German stock exchange only covers Germany, right? So you get it, each country has its own specific stock exchange, right? For example, the European Union also has the issue of the main European indices. Well, when we're talking about the
[00:40] American market individually, it's only the United States, but you can also trade in the Forex market, where you can trade various markets with a single broker or platform, which makes things easier.
[00:52] But in this video I'm going to show you this difference in detail and explain which platform operates in the international market and how you can nowadays it's not necessary, there's no need to send physical documents, there's no need to send
[01:05] letters, there's no need for authorization. In the past, you needed 25,000 to trade. Today, that requirement of 25,000 to be able to operate within the market no longer exists. Today it's much cheaper; starting from 50 or
[01:18] 100 you can already begin in international markets. And the best part is that it operates 23 hours a day. So, if you work regular business hours, you can be going to work, right? So let's get to today's video, which is about
[01:30] truly specializing in the market. Folks, we have two upcoming classes starting soon. Day 14: straight-to-the-point course. For those of you who are just starting out, or for those of you strategies. My phone is right here on the screen. I teach, and Professor Massuda
[01:43] on the 21st the international American market trading course begins. Registration for both courses is open and there are still places available. And don't miss the lifetime support, always with me, Professor Norton, and Professor Massudo. So let's get
[01:57] like, subscribe to the channel, and comment below what you thought of below and I'll answer all the comments, okay? Let's get to today's video. How to get started in the official American market? What are the
[02:12] most like to trade that you can trade in international markets? Okay? What assets are people looking for most? Folks, today we have the EURD, the STJPY, and a mini-index, but for the
[02:26] American market. We have the NASDAQ index, Bitcoin, and also the stock market. What platforms do I use to trade in international markets and the American market? Guys, who has been in the market the longest? You've probably
[02:38] heard of Metader 4 and Metro 35, which are older platforms not as widely used by Brazilians today. In Brazil, three main platforms have recently become popular: Traineew,
[02:51] Black Arrow, and Ninja Trader, okay? Ninja Trader, folks, started gaining popularity in Brazil a few years ago. Now they've entered the market with more force, want to invest, because nowadays they have their own brokerage firm, a
[03:04] advanced platform with many more tools that are now making a strong entry into the Brazilian market, okay? So what are the important points you need to understand in order to choose a good insurance broker? Because,
[03:18] international brokerage firm—I've seen a lot of people talking about a binary options brokerage, a regulation, a brokerage that's only been in the market for a year—you have to choose established brokerage firms, brokerage firms that already have a certain reputation, brokerage firms that have been
[03:32] in the market for years, that are regulated, that complicate matters. market for a year in a country that nobody knows where it is, right? This is an important point. So let's go. Always use regulated brokers,
[03:46] especially those regulated in Europe and the United States, and, you know, that's right, the folks, right? So, brokers regulated in Europe and also in the have both, okay? Because it's usually one or the other, they're much safer, they
[04:01] provide more clarity, more security when you're investing, okay? Check which platforms the brokerage provides, right? And always be careful with your withdrawals, everyone, okay? Well, if Aura requires a higher minimum withdrawal amount for each
[04:15] request, that ends up creating a bit of uncertainty. So, the minimum withdrawal is this much this much, simple, very straightforward, there's no need to go around saying, " Oh, now it's this much decreasing, no, no. That's exactly what I'm focused on, okay? And always check the asset's price
[04:30] no use using a brokerage firm if one brokerage firm quotes one price and another quotes a difference, but it's minimal, like one company charging a slightly higher fee, another charging a minimal difference, it's not a problem, that 's normal, those are the spreads, okay? But if it's
[04:46] take the mini-index as an example, right? One mini-index is at 200,000, another at 180,000, damn, another 10%, that's a lot . That's wrong, okay? Let's go.
[04:58] Another important point, when you start trading, okay? Always trade during most liquid time of day, folks? When there are more people operating, the volume is higher. If the volume is higher, it ends up, folks, that with a
[05:13] higher volume, consequently there is greater liquidity, meaning more people are trading. liquidity, especially during peak hours , take, for example, Brasília time, from 10 am to 2 pm, up to 2 pm, that's the time
[05:27] with the most liquidity, the most people trading, right? But in business, it's easier to find buyers and sellers, right? For example, if you want to trade at after 11 PM, Brasília time. You take the opening of the
[05:41] Asian market, you take the opening of Japan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, which provides AM, Brasília time, you catch the opening of the European markets. really cool website so you can understand more clearly how this works, okay? For
[05:56] example, this website that I really like is Market 24h Clock. Guys, the crypto, for those who like to trade crypto, uh, some commodities crypto, uh, some commodities operate 23 hours a day, okay? But the
[06:09] stock markets in those particular countries don't operate 24 hours a day, we consider the time I'm recording this video, which is 2 PM here, we can see that the only stock exchanges that are open
[06:23] in the world right now are the exchanges in the United States and also the Toronto Stock Exchange in Canada, and also here in Brazil, the Chicago Stock Exchange, which is also trading. So here, folks, if we look at this time now, it's a
[06:35] time with a lot of liquidity, but if you take the interval from 5 PM Brasília time until about 10:30 PM Brasília time, it's the worst time US market SP500 will be open, right? It only closes for one hour a day, but for most of
[06:48] that time, from 5 to 10 pm, it will be open. Is it possible to operate? From the. But I think it's risky, okay? I think it's very risky because liquidity is lower, sometimes you end up not buying at the price you want.
[07:01] 9 or 10 pm. Sure, when you 're operating in the official American market , it's much more relaxed, right? It's regulated in the platform I like to use, Ninja. It ends up being much more
[07:13] reassuring when operating in the official American market , okay? So, it ends up providing more 's not ideal. Ah, I want to trade very early, at 4 or 5 in the morning. You catch the opening of the European market, the closing of the Asian stock exchange, there's a
[07:26] considerable volume compared to, for example, from 5 to 10 very careful, folks, on days like payroll updates, which we'll be Wednesday, those are examples where the market
[07:39] receives news, like this conflict between the United States and Iran, the market gives some very strong news and sometimes it moves very quickly, right? So, exactly during the time when there's a payroll report, a US interest rate decision,
[07:53] inflation release, as the market can become more risky and sometimes, you know, you could end up being stopped out very quickly, okay? OK. So, another important point, advantages are of operating abroad. Earnings in dollars, right? We know
[08:08] than the real, right? Investing in American stocks, a market that operates virtually every day, almost 24 hours a day. This seems to be the benefit work during Brazilian business hours,
[08:22] want to trade at night, when I'm more at home, more relaxed, not working, and don't always have to trade on my phone; I can use my computer, bad, folks, that's not it. But for many people, the computer offers more
[08:35] convenience and functionality in terms of the platform, right? So that 's something people ask us about a lot, right? He's already learned how to trade on the B3 (Brazilian stock exchange), but as well. And nowadays, since the pandemic , it's much easier to
[08:49] much, much, much, much easier, okay, everyone? So, folks, nowadays it's no use being a good trader if you don't have a good about various platforms here in Brazil, many, many, many videos
[09:05] in the United States, many. I talk about this every week, right? Well, folks, having a platform that's good, that you can adapt to, that's easy to use right away, and of course, has a low cost, makes things much easier, right? The platform that
[09:21] , in the official United States, is Ninja Trader today, okay? Ninja channel a long time ago talking about Ninja, right? But today it's much than it used to be, right? Before, I had to pay a much higher fee, but now it's much easier
[09:37] , okay? The platform is completely free and the data is in real time, whereas previously you had to pay a monthly fee to access real-time data. Not today. Today the data is
[09:50] okay? And you too, if you want, you can log in with either Tradin I'll explain that to you later . Let's focus a lot on the platform itself, okay? Here's a QR code for you, okay? I'll leave the
[10:04] link in the description so you can access the Ninja platform directly. It's even show you right here now, okay? I'll access that link for you, okay? in the description as well, so if you're on your phone or want to click the link, it will
[10:17] redirect you to their website. And I'm going to show you here in practice. Here official Ninja website, okay? Clicking here to get starter, clicking here to get translate the page, but if you want to translate the page, you can. You're going to
[10:30] email. Then, whatever your highest email address is, it will send you an email asking you to confirm that it was you who activated it. Just confirm. Then you create a login and password, no
[10:43] I'm going to teach you how to download the platform starting now. Here, today. It used to be all in English, but now it's all in Portuguese. I'm switch between a demo account and a real account if you want. It's in simulation and live.
[10:57] you look at the left corner here, you can download our award-winning desktop platform for free. Click here to download. Once you download it, I can also transfer funds there, but I'll go into
[11:10] Let's focus on the platform and help you understand how this methodology aspect works. Here you can see all your positions, the direction, the time of the last trade, P/L, everything here between real accounts and simulator accounts
[11:25] platform and show you how simple it is today, okay? OK. When super easy, okay? You will enter your username, then enter your password, and then click here to log in. When you click login, it
[11:38] will automatically use the username you entered, okay? And he's going to ask if you want to trade using a real account or a simulation, right? launch. Clicking here will open
[11:50] a little while to load up there, to get all your data, right? But it goes straight to the platform, some of you will see it open directly to the chart, and there I'll choose which asset I want to trade, right?
[12:02] So, guys, we're all here on the demo account, right? Later on you can get funding, but for now everything here is in the demo account. When usually appear by default, the graph will show up, okay? And
[12:16] For those who trade on Profit, or Black Ace, this market analyzer is like a market monitor. Here I can see the changes, the prices, right, the day up until the code change, the current code, I can see the micro NASDAQ, the micro
[12:30] SP500, the micro oil, the gold, right, the oil, I can see everything here, okay? But I'm going to close it here for now , okay? This part of the chart is where we perform the operations, okay? Here in the background, but it's on the chart, pull
[12:43] ninja trader part here, all of this here, folks, is our trading history. It will show you which asset I traded, the type, quantity, price, status, quantity executed, average price—everything is displayed correctly
[12:57] here, okay? So let's go. Let me open the chart here, let me maximize the chart. He's not on the chart, is he? He's on the mountain chart here. candlestick chart. Up here, I'm going to change it up here on the button where it is now
[13:10] automatically switched to candlestick, okay? I'm going to zoom in on going to zoom in on the chart here to be able to see the main assets. Hey, zoom in here. I can see it now. Norton, but
[13:24] what exactly is mnq, guys? In that one, let me minimize it here, see. The asset code. To make it easier for you here on the left, I'm going to use the 5-minute chart, see, minute, 5 minutes here. MNK, folks,
[13:38] is Micronasdaq. But how do I see this here? It has several assets. It has Forex, it has futures, it has indices, it has micro-indexed trading, it has the S&P, the S&P 500, it has the Jones Industrial Average, it has everything here. Cryptocurrencies, if you want, various things, you can
[13:51] trade them, right? Even the operations, the stocks that are part of the S&P 500, everything here, Amazon, everything here, okay? But let's look at the indices here, right? If you want to click, or at futures. Clicking here on futures, folks, will bring up several assets, but
[14:04] since I initially want to trade using the SP500, what should I do? I'll be using microswitches here, okay? And the current code for the SP500 microcomputer is MES. It already shows June as the due date, okay? Nasdaq is MNQ and Daonis is,
[14:21] okay? Clicking here on ms will automatically load the SP500 chart for me, okay? I can move the graph further to the indicators, right? Up here, here are the indicators, click here on indicators, on
[14:34] click here on indicators, it will open the indicators tab, right? I want to quote a moving average, right? Moving average is EMA, right? which is the exponential average. Click here There's even a video tutorial here on how to set up a moving average. Finally, I'm two
[14:48] a period, for example, I like to use 6.20, so I'll use one of 20, right? I'll put it here at the end, of course. And here I can choose the color, right? Let me grab it right here. I'm going to change a color here. I'm going to leave one color, a black color.
[15:03] Increase the thickness here by one thickness, then by two. And I give OK. And now I'm going back to the click here on the part where, you know, Ema, which is the moving average, in exponential moving average. I [snoring] give it two clicks on top of it. I'll use one of them in period
[15:17] 20 and the other in period 6. Both are exponential, okay? And I'll leave one of them in color, one in black, the other in fuchsia, but width two, and give it an both moving averages set up here, right? And the graph is in real time. Ah,
[15:32] a little arrow here in the left corner of the right corner, folks. If you want to pull the chart up further, but up here, folks, there's a button trader. By clicking here on Shar Trader, I'll go here to Shar Trader. And I
[15:46] can buy it here, right? This week everything's simulated, right? Here it shows best selling price, in short, reversing, closing position and NLP, right? Which is to display earnings and pre-emptions. It shows you everything right there. You want to change, right? Instead of
[16:00] leaving it in points, you can also leave it in monetary value , right? Oh, here's a contracts I want to trade, which is actually the same as the Brazilian market , it's contracts, not micro-lots, right? But operating the MS,
[16:12] which is the micro SP500, is like operating a micro-batch, we could say, okay? buy market," I click on "buy market," it will confirm, right? I the confirmations; they delay my operation. I'll say yes, and
[16:26] order. It even shows up, right? Even the woman speaking there, an order executed, for Executed here, look. Oh, open order. Done, right? Oh, I'm losing 0.25 points. Or I can leave it here too, right? In terms of
[16:40] tics, right? Or in dollars here. Just click right here. I'm losing 1.25. Ah, to close the transaction, and it will automatically close the operation for me, okay? money do I need to start operating? Okay ? Today, to trade a
[16:56] micro-contract on the S&P 500, you need at least $50. The minimum margin, okay? Through microcontracts, right? Operating at 10,500 isn't ideal, okay? there to start. Same thing here in Brazil, from R$ 500 to R$ 1,000 to operate
[17:10] the microcontract, same thing there. From 500 to 200 to start operating as well, okay? That's ideal. Is it possible to operate with less? It's possible, but that's ideal, okay? So it points. So that's the platform, folks. Focus. There will be other videos
[17:23] where I'll talk a lot about, you know, automation, I'll talk a lot about like to use moving average crossovers, which is my case, today was sensational. There was news, you know, news related to the war. Look, it crossed upwards, two
[17:36] here too. Let me put the MAC on my MACD chart, see? MACD. Double-click on it. I use the default setting 26 12 9. I click OK. always use the histogram; I usually remove the lines, okay? But let's focus on the
[17:52] histogram. Let me grab this. Wait a minute . Now you're trying to crossbreed, right? But look at this. It crossed upwards, two bullish candles, MCD in green, entry I've already made several videos talking about moving average crossovers, okay? Let me
[18:05] zoom in on this graph here, see? Okay, zoom in on my chart here so it's Here, right? Oh, he crossed upwards, two high-speed squeezing guys. I measured the green color at the entrance when the price returns to the average, right? So, right-click here. I want to
[18:19] right? I call it a buy time, and when it executes that order, I can place position my stop loss below the 20-period moving average, which in this case is the black moving average, trading aspect, but rather for you to understand that it's an official platform
[18:33] of the international market. Let me close the chart here; it orders, how much I bought, how much I sold, right? The deal is closed, everything's easier for you to better understand your operations and executions here, right?
[18:47] All the executions, right? The strategies I implemented, right? This shows how much I right? So there was no fee, there was nothing. The number of contracts I traded and everything else too, okay? The positions are open. The bills I have, right?
[19:00] demo account, right? It shows here, I'm at a loss, right? 3.80. They left some messages here, right? And log in too, okay? So it's pretty easy to you to use this new feature. I can create a new chart; I can, for
[19:15] you want to trade, right? Binary options have nothing to do with stock options, right? Calendar, chart, depth chart for those who trade cryptocurrencies, right? For those who market analysis, market observation, news, all that stuff, folks, okay?
[19:29] top news stories of the day. It's great that you're following this, right? Want to see? Oh, let me grab this here. Oh, regarding the news, right? To pick up going to sell the SP500, for example. I want to gather news from the entire market, there's a
[19:43] whole world out there, look. Even the source of the news is here, right? That's really cool, okay? To switch here by time, well, switching by hour is also very important easier to understand how to invest in the international market. And of course, folks, the
[19:57] a criticism, a suggestion, or a compliment. You are always very welcome to improve your experience, to help this channel reach more people, and of as well. My phone number is also in the description, ending in 4, and it's my phone number, it
[20:10] 's not an intern who will answer, it's not an AI, it's me who will closer contact directly with those you follow, right? So, next week we get straight to the point, the following week the American market starts
[20:24] and registrations are open, okay? Thank you all very much, and see you in our next class. And leave a like, subscribe to the channel.
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