Liquidity Trading Strategy — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

[00:03] just a few rules, and it made me $24,000 in a month. I'll show you everything now. There is a system here that I have brought to automaticity, and the transactions are quite

[00:15] short, but profitable. The entire trading strategy will be revealed throughout the strategy will be revealed throughout the video. Let's get started. video. Let's get started. [music]

[00:31] simple? Because there are no hundreds of indicators, secret schemes, or any different programs. Everything here is as simple as possible, and you can repeat it right now. I will show everything using examples of my transactions, so that it is clearly

[00:45] understood. And let's start right away with the first deal. It will be for the Orc coin. And first of all, let's pay attention to the technical data. Here the coin has grown by 42%. The number of transactions in 24 hours is 2 million. These are very good

[01:01] indicators, and we can understand that the coin is really active, people are trading it, that is, people set their stops, enter, exit transactions, fix them, perform a certain number of actions. And knowing these

[01:14] actions, we can already make money from this. Let's take a closer look at the formation itself. Here, on the hourly timeframe, we see that we have good and clear levels, several touches in one zone, that is, we

[01:28] have such a cascade, which acts as our targets. Firstly, we have it on a higher timeframe, which means it is quite stable. And secondly, the first touches were made very close. This means that the stops of people

[01:43] who shorted from this point will be located behind the first long levels. Next we move on to a more local timeframe. And pay attention to what's going on here. We hit this level and started

[01:56] bouncing off of it. Then we developed this short bias. We removed liquidity beyond this slope, but the coin did not continue to fall into shorts. She began to bargain at the retest of this tilt. This

[02:10] means that after crossing the retest on the columns, we will have the retest on the columns, we will have structures and instead of shorts, we will have the strength of longs. Here, by the way, they also created such hayochek [music]

[02:25] on ret. This is also an additional factor that we have a large number of short-seller stops here on the retest. Those who shorted the coin sold it. And after we cross this closest high,

[02:38] after we cross this slope, we will already have a breakdown of the structure, because the shorts' stops will be triggered, this will give rise to market movement, we will knock them out, and after that, our trend will locally become long again, and all liquidity

[02:54] will remain only behind the long levels, where we will go next. And here it is important to understand why our schedule is moving at all. It’s not just that he trade using some strategies. It moves due to people

[03:10] performing certain actions. If we know that after a retest of a short inclination, and also after a retest of this inclination, a high appeared, then we understand that, aha, the shorts are defending this inclination. This is a tilt retest. And after we

[03:24] cross it, their stops will work for us, because they were unable to protect it. And that's all. And the price reached their stops. Then they became active. That is, in our transactions there should always be a clear logic, due to which we will

[03:37] make movements, due to which we will earn. This is important so that we maintain the structure itself in position [music], so that we understand how everything is built. Next we move on to the minute time frame. And here

[03:53] we see what is happening with the graph under our microscope, that Aha, we really did get a good deal on the retest. And the fact that our entry point must be at the breakout of this retest in order to enter exactly at the moment the stops are triggered

[04:07] . Not in advance, when it is unclear what will happen to the coin, not after, when everything is already activated, but precisely at the moment of activation of stops. And the activation of stops will begin at the next liquidity breakdown. The next

[04:22] liquidity breakdown is precisely the intersection of the retest of the slope and the breakout of the first high, which we had precisely at the retest of this slope. And now let's see what it looked like in real time. Here

[04:37] we have a coin just beginning to approach this tilt retest. I look at the glass, what is happening in the glass, what is the activity, are there any densities in support, any densities in resistance. Maybe

[04:51] someone is buying according to the tape in bubbles, a robot has turned on, or is selling, or vice versa. It is important to take all this into account when considering what is happening with the coin. Is it worth entering this position at all, maybe it’s better to skip it? That is, it is

[05:05] also important to take this into account when focusing on the glass itself. It is also important to understand what liquidity our order book has, that is, how much can be entered into it. I came here with 111,000 dollars. Now I'm going to click. I clicked and bought so many

[05:20] I'm going to click. I clicked and bought so many glasses. Yeah. And I bought it, glasses. Yeah. And I bought it, and we pulled the price right up to the long high. And that's all. And all that remains is to cross it for the stops to work. That is,

[05:33] I entered here in the most correct way, because I didn’t get squeezed. I entered precisely, added strength and now the stops will gradually be triggered. And another important point is that I don’t expect stops to be triggered quickly by some impulse.

[05:49] No, I have a deal here to pull, and I assume that our stops will not be impulsive, but that they will be triggered gradually. will be triggered gradually. I enter from this point and then continue the trade

[06:02] until the final long levels are crossed . That's why I have a deal here that's going to drag out. Now, some stop-loss orders have been triggered, or someone has exited their position and locked in their losses, those short-sellers who were defending

[06:16] this very test slope. And so, little by little, we are moving forward , moving out. It is also important to understand that it doesn’t happen that you come in, wait for some quick impulse and then just and, for example, like now, there

[06:30] was no instant impulse, and you left everything. And then the coin went further and ultimately resulted in a big movement. This shouldn't happen. Therefore, it is important to understand how everything happens on the paint, how everything will be hidden.

[06:44] [music] And what do we have next? We also have a high, which was already the initialization point of also have a high, which was already the initialization point of acts as resistance and as immediate liquidity. We also

[06:59] need to focus on him now and look at what will happen to us when we approach him. If there is any resistance from this little guy , we will already, yeah, understand that they can possibly protect him. And if there is no resistance,

[07:13] then on the contrary, this is a plus for us, that aha, we will quickly cross this little hut and move on. That is, it is also important to understand the decisive places on the chart where we can have a reversal point, where we can have a growth point, a point of

[07:28] activity. And focusing on these places, we already assume, aha, here we are, for example, approaching this nearest high , and I will expect this, that, for example, I will expect that we will cross it, there will be activity, or I will

[07:41] expect that we can trade it further , because not all We even traded for this retest at the slope , and only after that we crossed it. Therefore, we can also stand and trade at this high, and perhaps

[07:55] we will have another new formation. What I'm saying is that it's important I'm saying is that it's important to look at the position itself and the key areas we have at the time of a deal in order to understand how we should

[08:08] act. And at the moment, we are already up $1,200 in profit, and our coin is actively growing. And if you want to enter trades so that you can immediately get the green stuff, then our team of pot-bellied traders is laying out

[08:21] trading formations. Here we have the formation itself marked plus scenarios for practice. And with this we can understand where it is appropriate for us to enter a position, where to fix the position, and take the greenback. The

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[08:49] team and 24x7 support. You can write any question you are interested in in the chat and get an answer. Join the pot-bellied team. Let's pull the green stuff together. But now, after the coin has given a long movement,

[09:03] it is starting to gradually roll in. And here it is also important to understand that this roll-in is acceptable. We can wait for this roll-in a little bit , or it would be better to fix the position and exit the trade. What do we need to do? This is also important to

[09:17] understand. And here we have crossed the nearest high, broken through it, and crossed another retest at the slope. And we can also retest this breakout of the high . That is, we have breakouts that happen as a breakout, and then there may be another retest.

[09:33] Therefore, even if the coin rolls to our entry point and stands there, it will be normal. This will be in the context of the strategy, this will be in the context of the position, because we have a long scenario, it also continues. For us,

[09:47] this long scenario is cancelled only if the coin goes only if the coin goes beyond the retest. breakout of the long high we entered. That is, if it falls to this point, then we

[10:00] can assume that, Aha, that’s it, most likely , our movement has ended, because we have already fallen sharply and were unable to hold this trading breakout that we entered. And if we cross these barks right at the

[10:14] trading level, then a short trend is already starting. And, having all this information, we understand how to behave correctly in the position, what we need to do in general. Here, our coin ultimately retested this

[10:27] trading strategy, breaking [music] the high we entered, and after that, it began to steer into a long position. As a result, the price held, longs joined in, showed their strength, and the movement continued. And we have this slope on our way

[10:41] , plus the next high that we have. and they act as liquidity. And so now we will see what happens to us after crossing these highs and the slope. We

[10:56] see from the glass that there was such a trick, [music] plus the activity increases. This is very good. We also see that they have thrown something at the spat now. Yeah, there is long interest when approaching this Ihai tilt. And we continue to maintain the position

[11:10] within the transaction. We keep an eye on everything so that nothing escapes our sight. so that we do everything as correctly as possible. We see, aha, now we are standing on this slope, we have slowly crossed it. We still have this

[11:24] little thing left. What will they do with him? Yeah, the density has increased, and purchases have started to come in based on the features. There is active buying on the spot . We cross. So, they jabbed it a little and started rolling it in. So what should we do now? We

[11:41] also need to understand that now we already have such decisive places on the chart that this very next high remains. By the way, we didn't hit it directly, we could say we hit it, because here I have it

[11:55] drawn at a slight angle, but in the end, according to the mark in the glass, we hit it, that is, it is also relevant. And the stop, where we will exit the position, right now it is located here behind the retest of the

[12:07] nearest high, the breakout of which we entered, we can say that our stop is at our entry point. And what do we get? The stop is almost at breakeven, and the take profits remain where they are, at the final long levels

[12:22] . And our deal is already turning from a stop and take profit into a breakeven and take profit. That is, it is already much more profitable for us than when we entered the first time. As a result,

[12:34] we slowly, slowly walked and crossed the nearest high point that we had . At the moment, there is a plus 4,000 dollars in profit. Well, if we wait until the final highs, then we will also draw about another 4,000. This

[12:49] means that we can get twice as much from this deal . Well, this is justified, because we are holding out until the next liquidity. And the most immediate liquidity is indeed good. If before this, these nearest highs, the breakout of

[13:03] this, these nearest highs, the breakout of which we entered, the high in which we then waited for a breakout on this column, this was such a secondary liquidity that simply pushed us to accelerate. But these final levels

[13:16] are already the main liquidity, great liquidity, because this was on a higher timeframe, because we also adjusted these levels here. This is already good liquidity, to which the market will go, and we will want to withdraw it. And it is precisely

[13:30] until this good liquidity that I will extend the position in order to take all the current targets. Like the video and comment "analysis" if you want to see more like it. This way I'll know you're interested.

[13:45] Once upon a time, like many of you, I spent hours sitting and watching the market, looking for sensible setups, but either didn’t find them or missed the moves. Now I can find the best trading formations in minutes and focus more on the

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[15:44] the screener in the description below the video. As a result, our position is dragging on. Here the coin entered a new trading position and also drew a local long slope. And now we have just come to this slope and

[15:59] we will cross it. This is also a tilt, the intersection of the tilt is a decisive place for us and acts as an acceleration in the position for us. Now we are starting to gradually cross it. Our activity is increasing, the coin is growing

[16:15] and going long. For us, this is, of course, very good. And it is in this format of position support that our transactions take place . It’s not just that we came in, set a stop-take and left. No, it’s important to sit, to stay in a position, because

[16:30] sit, to stay in a position, because if before we had a stop in the minus, then our pillar moved to breakeven, then the stop moved to plus, then even higher to plus. And with steaks, too, our steaks may be higher with some new

[16:44] trading, and with the emergence of a new formation, our steaks may also be higher. If before this we had take profits at the intersection of the final long levels, then when a trade occurs right next to these levels, our take profits

[17:00] may already be higher, taking away further movement. Or maybe we'll have some kind of pump and a new denouement will follow. Therefore, it is important to always be in position, manage the position, understand where your stop is already, where your

[17:16] take is already. That is, it’s not just that you entered, set a stop-take and went off to do other things. No, we monitor the position and tighten our stop. He is already at breakeven, then in the plus and with steaks as well. Or maybe

[17:30] we will actually see some major resistance in the order book on the chart, and we will have to exit the trade earlier, without waiting for our initial take profits. Therefore, it is always important to monitor our position in case we

[17:43] have some new formation. At the moment, it is already plus 6,700 dollars. Quite nice. What is the nature of our coin? He walks quite smoothly, not quickly, not impulsively, but with such

[17:58] continuous movements. This means that you shouldn’t expect some kind of huge impact or some kind of huge impulse from the coin, because it has a completely different character. She walks so structured, she walks quite technically.

[18:14] first he will draw a formation, then he will cross this formation, he will work out this formation and just like that he goes, goes, goes, smoothly achieving his goals. And here our goal is to reach the nearest long final level,

[18:29] because that’s where all the liquidity is. And now a small stick appears on the coin, activity, [music] bubbles go, go, and the coin carefully approaches our level. And by the way, what are we

[18:42] going to do with this level? We will either take its momentum or continue to pull. We also need to decide on this. And such deals are hard to pull off. Take profits are worked out in such a format that if the coin approaches

[18:56] that if the coin approaches our level with a sharp impulse, then we simply take a small movement due to the stops that have accumulated there, and that’s it, and exit the position. But if the coin trades above this level, then it is

[19:08] already taken as a continuous movement. So, if after the intersection we have a big impulse, a rather pleasant one, then we take this impulse. If our coin starts to cross the level and

[19:21] grow smoothly, then we extend the position even further. That is, our take profits also vary and individually depend on what the coin ultimately draws. That fixed take profit, no, it is also

[19:36] individually adapted to each situation, to the specific coin that we are trading. Here we have a coin slowly moving like a ladder towards our level. And note that her lows are not being rewritten, but at the same time the

[19:51] nearest highs are being rewritten, and we don’t have any trading below these final long levels that would give some kind of huge impulse. Therefore, here, in terms of take profits, we either take a short movement, a short impulse,

[20:07] or pull, sit in a position until the intersection of the nearest structural bark that we had. Now we are approaching our level. We stopped a little near it , we are a centimeter away from it and we are watching what

[20:23] will happen in the end. We don't have any resistance. Purchases and sales are normal. Activity has calmed down a little. Let's see what happens next. Minute transition. And here we started making some purchases. Activity is

[20:38] purchases. Activity is gradually returning again. Hop, they've set up the density on futures. 34,000. Hop, shopping [music] is over. And we see, by the way, that there is a high density at the $3 mark . [music] She

[20:52] acts as a resistance for us. We cross this final level. There is some [music] activity. Hop, we hit it again. They also gave us some movement. Things have already stalled here. Sales begin. We dropped a little

[21:07] to the retest of our level. And here we look at the denouement. Will this retest hold or not? [music] It seems like they are gradually holding back. Further movement continues. And here we either make a higher high of this

[21:24] impulse that we initially gave and move on, or we get stuck, we can’t make a higher high and we roll in here. As a result, I see that we were [music] Our movement is starting to slide, and

[21:37] so here I am closing the position, exiting the deal. And we also approached our resistance of 3 dollars and plus we also had additional densities set on the keys. Therefore, in order not to take on the risk of a big

[21:52] in order not to take on the risk of a big rollback, I exited here at the nearest resistance. The result was this deal. The first thing we look at is the coin's activity. The coin is truly active, has good data,

[22:04] was at the top of growth, had a large number of transactions, and perfectly matched all activity criteria. [music] Secondly, the formation itself has clear long levels in the form of liquidity. Our third entry point was at the moment

[22:19] [music] of the breakdown of the structure, at the breakout of the long high and at the breakout of the retest of the short slope. My stop was located behind the retest of our high, which we broke through. And then, once we had already crossed this high, given momentum and

[22:35] retested it, I moved my stop to breakeven, to my point of movement, because our structural place was already there , our retest was there. If initially there was a stop behind a deep retest, then it was later moved behind a shallower

[22:51] retest, where the price had already been. Then my pillar moved to the next structural place, which was located under the top that formed our little slope [music] of the market, which was located above. That is, if

[23:05] initially the stop was in the minus, then it began to be in the breakeven, and then it began to be in the plus, because that’s how our decisive places work. There is no need to wait for your initial stop, but it should always be

[23:18] adapted to our schedule, to what is happening in general. My takeovers were at the intersection of the breakout of the final long levels, behind which were all the stops and all the liquidity. As a result, I

[23:32] entered into a deal and immediately got some green light. I exited the trade and the coin started to roll in. I managed to take 8% of the movement and earn plus $8,800. Everything in the deal is as correct as possible, everything is according to

[23:46] strategy, therefore the earnings are corresponding. All the formations that I trade, I put on the pot-bellied team. I also note the ready-made scenarios for working out, according to which we enter and trade transactions. Everything is as simple and

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[24:16] I'll leave the link in the description below the video. Let's pull the green stuff together. In trading, system and discipline are key. Even if you have a trading strategy, but you do not follow the rules in it, you will not make money. Therefore, it is important to have a

[24:30] profitable trading strategy. You can get it from us at the Puzachi team or collect it bit by bit by watching this video. Also, it is important to follow all the rules that we have and to approach trading in a disciplined manner,

[24:44] because trading is also a job. And if you break the rules, your money is taken away. If you follow the rules, you make money. The next trade will be for the XPL coin. Let's look at the technical data. The coin

[24:58] has grown by 18%, with 1.7 million transactions in 24 hours. It's quite active and is at the top of the growth charts, meaning the coin is perfectly suited for our

[25:10] trading. Next we move on to the graphical formation. Here, as the coin grew, it formed two long levels on its way, two clear touches in one zone. Of course , behind this touch there will be hidden our

[25:26] stops of other people who are shorting this coin. And, by the way, there are also Khomyakov's coin. And, by the way, there are also Khomyakov's hands, they make it so that the coin grows, gets pumped, and at the very highest point they try to enter,

[25:39] short the coin in order to catch the highest point and collect a huge the highest point and collect a huge reversal movement. [music] As a result, they are shorting these very highs, placing their stops behind them.

[25:54] [music] of course, will aim precisely at these stops. Here. And also, if you look, we also have an initialization point, the place that created the second touch

[26:09] in the level. And now, after we have stabbed this place, it turns out that we have done what? We removed the nearest long stops from those people who were long from this low, and we were left with what was left. only final

[26:24] short stops are obtained, which are located behind the long levels. Therefore, here the formation itself looks like this: our entry point is after the nearest short bark is spiked, and the take profit target is to cross the final long levels. And here I am

[26:39] looking at what will happen to us with this barking, what they will do with them. I'm not in a hurry, I'm waiting for this [music] loy to withdraw liquidity. Now we are starting to approach it. Sales and rip-offs are appearing. That's it, we've made it through. And we have a fairly

[26:54] large short stick. But on such short sticks we very often have short sticks we very often have this kind of buyout in the form of a knife. That's exactly what [music] I clicked, but it didn’t take me to the full volume yet. And also, somehow I

[27:08] to the full volume yet. And also, somehow I bought a lot of glass. Here. But this is a pretty good point because the stop is as short as possible here. I just showed it, it was about 0.7%. And the thirds are quite large. [music] And with

[27:21] thirds are quite large. [music] And with such sticks we have payoffs after big falls in the knife format. So we broke through, removed the liquidity, and then you go in, and as a result, the price grows. But here it is important to be careful,

[27:34] to enter not just out of spite, but with the help of other people. Well, or, for example, in this case, I went in myself and bought up a little bit strategically. Then others joined in, and as a result, this movement is starting to turn into a long position. And

[27:50] do next. Here we are, we have an entry point, we have a stop. And what are our next decisive places? These are our decisive places. [music] This is precisely the long level. After crossing it, we

[28:05] will have a good exit in the long [music]. And here it is important to focus on this decisive point, that is, the breakout of the nearest long level, because nearest long level, because this level acts as a cluster of

[28:18] nearest short stops. It can be said to be a retest of the given short level, from which we entered. Gradually, our coin is moving, approaching exactly this level. There is good activity, purchases are going on, everything is basically

[28:35] great. Nowadays, even such little shots over a glass happen. And now we are right at the end of this level. We cross the round number 0.68 on futures. Yes, and such

[28:49] an impulse does happen. We crossed everything, everything was wonderful. It's $2,000, wonderful. It's $2,000, profit, everything is great. And, in principle, profit, everything is great. And, in principle, everything is great with us. We go long and everything is fine.

[29:02] But now pay attention to the glass, to the chart, to what will happen. We're to the chart, to what will happen. We're installing a high density system right now, and it's just caused a huge reaction. That is, the guy bought it from us at the market, threw in a

[29:19] large volume and, on top of that, put in a huge density. That is, this is a downright anomalous density for this coin, because it stands out very strongly against the background of the entire glass. And here just 2-3% of movement rolls in and that’s it.

[29:36] Here I see that we are already going very deep into short and as a result I end up with a minus 1,000 dollars. That is, we were unable to hold the price here, to begin to eat away at the density, and we began to fall even lower. So here I was already exiting the deal.

[29:52] density, a zone of uncertainty. And then they push through, going very low. Here I go out and record a minus of 1,000 dollars. The glass is also so illiquid, that is, not only did I buy a lot of glasses, but then this

[30:06] huge block of glass was exposed, and there was a very strong reaction to it. And in this style I want to clearly show you that even if you do everything correctly, there are if you do everything correctly, there are situations when

[30:20] some anomaly occurs, uncertainty occurs, something that you could not have predicted in any way, like, for example, just now, they took it and threw it across the market. How could you know that someone would throw a higher density at the market? No way. Therefore, it is

[30:33] important to always take the right risks in transactions and not risk your entire proper risk management in place. You should always be present at the deal, at the should always be present at the deal, at the position, and record it all manually,

[30:47] understand where you should exit, what to do, how to fix it, so that there are no do, how to fix it, so that there are no incidents. The fact that you entered into a trade and then left, the market pulled you somewhere. No, everything should be under your

[31:00] leadership, and you should always monitor the position and manage it. And if you want to see more posts from my life, my current trades, what I do, how I trade, what I do, trade analysis with entry and exit points,

[31:16] posts on psychology, posts from my life, then subscribe to my Telegram channel, I'll leave the link in the description under the video. We'll definitely have fun, we'll definitely have a blast, we'll inflate our big, huge belly. By the way, if you give

[31:29] everyone ready-made setups, then there is a 100% chance that there will be those who manage to stop and get downvoted. But here's what's important to know in order to avoid this as much as possible. Let's look at the following transaction for the

[31:43] Vaina coin. Technical data, the coin at the top of growth has grown by 25%. Also the number of growth has grown by 25%. Also the number of transactions is 2.5 million. Top indicators. The coin is top-notch, active, suitable for our trading. Next is the

[31:56] graphic formation. Our time frame is 4 hours. There are good long levels, several clear touches in one zone. This is absolutely top notch. That is, because

[32:08] we have a large amount of liquidity from people's stops accumulated behind these levels, and the market is looking for liquidity, so it will go and remove these levels. This is a must. All we have to do is find the right entry point to enter with

[32:22] this long locomotive and pull it out, take our green stuff. What do we see in five minutes? Here we had such a long inclination before, and here it was possible to enter into a breakout of this inclination and extend the movement. It was also possible to

[32:37] go from the retest of this tilt and also pull the movement. But, unfortunately, I wasn’t at the monitor at the time and didn’t have time to use these good entry points. But I saw that, aha, our coin not only draws good formations, but

[32:53] it also moves actively, gives good long sticks, and also works well on the formations that appear on this coin. She tested this tilt, gave a good movement, then retested this tilt,

[33:09] gave another good movement. I already understood. Yeah. If a good formation appears on this coin , then I will enter it, because this coin has a history of working well in such formations. Therefore, if I enter this coin with a similar

[33:26] formation, then this formation will also work well. So next I move on to the local timeframe and see what we have here that is interesting in a minute. What happens to the coin? And then, after it

[33:41] created a touch at our highs, where all the stops are, it rolled back and formed a trading area on its way. And this little shop acted as a

[33:53] decisive place. If we crossed it in long, then we would have a long movement. The long trend would have continued. If we had crossed it short, then our short trend would have continued. But since our coin is pumping, since

[34:08] we have a large amount of liquidity in the longs on the way , since we began to approach the long border of this trade, then here I was aiming precisely at its cross this trading line, our

[34:23] long trend continues and that's it. Next, we remove the nearest short stops, which are located behind this trading range, and go long. I'm going in here for $111,000. I see that our glass is not yet directly active. I'll

[34:39] see what we have when we approach this shopping center and then decide whether to go in or not. And now we have a minute transition, a new candle appears. I see that after the new candle appeared, activity

[34:54] increased. I start clicking, enter a position, buy it from a glass, and we are already crossing this trading area. We sell stacks of glasses. And after this,

[35:07] we have a long movement slowly, slowly, with an exit from this trading pattern. And here it is important to ensure that we do not end up with a situation where we just nailed down this trade and rolled it in, but that we actually cross it and then a

[35:23] good lang movement starts to take place. Here we have crossed this slope, activity has appeared, the nearest stop-loss orders have worked, and then we have a good long movement going on, which confirms that

[35:37] we are interested in going long. My entry point was at the breakout of the trade, and my stop was behind the retest, behind the nearest structural bark. And then we look at what we will have inside the position. We also observe it and accompany it to

[35:53] our goals. By the way, I entered this deal with $111,000, but in the end, due to the low liquidity of the coin, I only opened for $60,000. That is, such a nuisance happened that I did not go to the full volume that I

[36:08] I did not go to the full volume that I wanted. Well, that happens too. It's a market and you have to be prepared for anything. I should have gone in further, but because I saw it late, I saw that, in principle, I bought up a glass normally, as I should have

[36:20] . Here. But I didn't pay attention to the volume . And only after the coin had already gone long, I checked the AI, I was sitting here at 60,000

[36:32] instead of 100. That is, you could say the volume is half as much. But the formation itself works quite well, smoothly and smoothly going where we need it, into the longs. At the moment, we are still up $1,000, and it is important to look at

[36:46] what structural and decisive points we have in the future , and what we can do with this coin next. And here we have two decisive places - the nearest high that we have, and the retest of our trade. That is, when we approach

[37:00] these places, we will already decide what to do. For now, we're just growing smoothly. And here only the glass is used as a guide for us. In the glass we don’t have any large densities, either in support or in resistance.

[37:15] So for now we are just sitting, watching, and developing our position, because we only take action in decisive places or when some formation arises. If there is nothing, then our deal is simply moving forward

[37:31] . So, what are we going to do with the steaks? Here we again have several scenarios. If the coin suddenly approaches the level, then in this case we only take the impulse. If the coin moves up very smoothly, then in

[37:46] this case we will extend the position. If we encounter any we encounter any resistance, we will exit before this resistance. If we have support, well, about

[37:58] resistance, about support I’m talking about density, specifically about the glass itself. That will take place, or large densities will be introduced, then in this case we will already be fixing after our support is eroded, after it is gone

[38:11] . Here. And we have four options for how we will process fix it. Now we see that, Yeah, we're approaching it quite abruptly, activity has increased, we're approaching our first level and then we'll see what

[38:25] happens. We already have scenarios to work out and record. All that remains is to work out and record. All that remains is to wait until this happens for us. And here we see that we have good activity. We

[38:38] cross the first nearby high. [music] They drag activity, they drag a coin. Oops, there was a bit of a rupture. The coin keeps going. She is being kept from this

[38:51] high. And, but it's a pretty big stick. Naturally, this stick is already, if before the minute transition the coin stays at the top and the next minute goes long, then this is a good sign that

[39:05] it will go even further. For now they are dragging it out. They pull well. There are no nearby resistances. We are in the process of making purchases, so we are still waiting. Now we are waiting for the transition of a minute, since we still have final goals

[39:19] left. So, we are now in the middle of a minute transition, and we are now looking at to roll, then [music] exit the trade. If the coin starts to go further into longs, then we continue to sit, extending the position to the nearest resistance or

[39:34] until the nearest high is crossed. We remain active. Plus, they're also adding support to the futures, so we're sitting here. [music] We have good activity, and the coin has gone long, and there is also density. That is,

[39:46] has gone long, and there is also density. That is, we put together such a combo. Therefore, it is important to sit and continue to hold the position until the nearest targets are crossed. As a result, after a small influx and accumulation, the coin went long. Now she

[40:00] has slightly pinned the final level, but the activity is very good. Activity continues, and we still have the nearest resistance here at 0.5 density. We've gotten into it [music] now, but there is activity. We are corroding. We corrode

[40:15] this density and move on. Here I can already see that big things have happened. And here, when braking, I completely fix my entire position. The deal turned out to be quite technical and neat. In principle, it would have been

[40:30] possible to sit here longer and stretch out the position, but I didn’t want to risk it, because if a roll-in suddenly started, it would be very sharp on such sharp approaches. The more speechless the approach, the more speechless the roll-in. Therefore, in order not to

[40:45] cut my profits, I did not take any risks here and fixed what I had. My entry point is at the moment of straw, a breakout of the trade. My stop was behind the retest, behind the nearest structural bark, and my takes were at the

[40:59] intersection of the final levels. As a result, I managed to take 7.6% of the movement I managed to take 7.6% of the movement and earn plus $4,600 from this transaction . But it came here for a larger volume, but it opened me for a smaller one, half the

[41:14] volume. So in this deal I should have taken about deal I should have taken about $9,000, but it turned out to be half as much , $4,600. But this is the market, here you always need to be on guard, be

[41:28] adaptable and be ready for anything. This simple strategy brought me a solid amount of money in a month, and indeed throughout my entire trading. But the conclusion here is different. The amount may be lower with a smaller deposit. The main thing is a stable

[41:42] result. The strategy is simple, but it requires discipline and a lot of repetition to get it all working . The screener saves time and displays the best trading information, sends notifications, and

[41:57] trading times to maximize your profits. The decisive places are the levels of cascades, trades, slopes, and density. This is all a base that will

[42:10] always work. Subscribe to the channel. Next I will show you even more trades using this strategy. And be sure to check the screener, because there is up-to-date information for trading right now. You just need to take your profit. Join the

[42:24] Puzachi team. Let's pull the green stuff together. Thank you all very much have fun. We inflate our huge belly. We're pulling out the green stuff. Goodbye [music]. Bye . Bam.