12-Month WIN STREAK With This Strategy (Simple) — Transcript
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- 0:00In this video, I'm going to expose the
- 0:02strategy or framework that's responsible
- 0:05for repeatable five-figure months in
- 0:08terms of payouts. And it's the exact
- 0:10process that differentiates the traders
- 0:12who keep blowing accounts from the ones
- 0:14that are consistently pulling payouts.
- 0:17Now, there are four layers that decide
- 0:20whether a trade works or not. And the
- 0:22traders bleeding accounts every week are
- 0:24usually only reading one of them. So, in
- 0:27this video, I'm going to walk you
- 0:28through all four. And the end of it,
- 0:30you'll be able to implement the exact
- 0:32process that I use every single day to
- 0:34pull thousands of dollars in payouts
- 0:36from prop firms. So, let's get into it.
- 0:39Now, the first layer or layer one is
- 0:41environment. For 2 years, I'd open up my
- 0:44platform, I would watch a candle do
- 0:46something, and I would take the trade.
- 0:48No real structure, no real plan, no idea
- 0:51on where we actually were in terms of
- 0:54the bigger picture. And that right there
- 0:56was the whole problem. Before I think
- 0:58about an entry now, I'm not asking,
- 1:00"What setup is this?" I'm asking, "What
- 1:03environment am I trading in right now?
- 1:05Are we expanding or compressing? Are we
- 1:08trending, rotating, or chopping? And
- 1:11where's the higher time frame draw for
- 1:13the day? Did price just sweep a
- 1:15meaningful level or are we stuck in
- 1:18balance with no real edge?" Because the
- 1:20market is an auction. Price is
- 1:22constantly moving to facilitate trade,
- 1:24find liquidity, discover value, and
- 1:27resolve imbalance. And if I don't know
- 1:30what the auction is trying to resolve,
- 1:32then my entry is basically a guess.
- 1:34Because a good footprint entry in the
- 1:37wrong environment is still a bad trade.
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- 2:43into the video. Layer two is location.
- 2:46This is probably the layer that fixed
- 2:48the most damage in my trading because
- 2:51the mistake I used to make was simple. I
- 2:53would get the direction right. I would
- 2:54know that the market was probably going
- 2:56higher and I would just manage to still
- 2:59buy the absolute worst spot. I would buy
- 3:01premium, I would chase expansion, and I
- 3:04would enter where the auction was
- 3:06already stretched right before it needed
- 3:08to rebalance. Correct bias, terrible
- 3:11location. And this is how you lose money
- 3:13while being right. Now, I'm looking for
- 3:16price to come into a real decision zone
- 3:18or real location. And for me, that
- 3:21usually means premium or discount
- 3:23relative to the active range. Especially
- 3:25with fib levels that I use such as the
- 3:28705 or the 788 or the 886. And that zone
- 3:32is basically the golden pocket and it's
- 3:34how I model premium and discount
- 3:36relative to the active range and
- 3:38relative to value, but it's not some
- 3:41magic universal level. If I'm bullish, I
- 3:44don't want to buy just because price is
- 3:46going up. I want price to pull back into
- 3:48discount, potentially take out lower
- 3:50time frame structure or internal
- 3:53structure and give me a reason to
- 3:55participate from a better location. If
- 3:57I'm bearish, I want the opposite. I want
- 3:59price trading into premium and not
- 4:02selling randomly in the middle of a
- 4:04range. And location is what separates
- 4:06real opportunity from essentially just
- 4:09chasing. But here's the part that most
- 4:11traders miss. A level or location itself
- 4:14is not a trade. We can all watch price
- 4:16tap into zones or tap into location and
- 4:19price can just completely run through
- 4:21it. So, once I have environment and I
- 4:23understand potential location, I still
- 4:26need to know how the sessions are
- 4:27actually behaving. And that's layer
- 4:29three. Layer three is path. This is the
- 4:32part that makes the trade fit for the
- 4:34day. Because in my framework, sessions
- 4:37are a very big thing in what I actually
- 4:39look at. Asia session, London session,
- 4:42New York session. Because in my
- 4:43framework, Asia session, London session,
- 4:46and New York session tend to play
- 4:48different roles in the auction. Asia
- 4:50might typically build the initial range
- 4:53or balance for the day. And then London
- 4:55will often probe or manipulate or expand
- 4:59away from that Asia structure. And New
- 5:02York is where the auction often will
- 5:05resolve the main move of the morning
- 5:07once participation and volume and intent
- 5:10actually begin to come online. So, I'm
- 5:13not just asking, are we at a level? I'm
- 5:15asking, does the path of the day
- 5:17actually make sense? Did London take one
- 5:20side of Asia? Did it take both sides of
- 5:22Asia? Did the pre-market already
- 5:24complete the move? And are we coming
- 5:26into New York with an actual objective
- 5:29still being available? Or did the move
- 5:32already happen before the open? But this
- 5:34is also where gamma or gex levels come
- 5:37into my process. Not as an entry signal
- 5:40and not necessarily as a strategy in
- 5:42itself, but as context. Because gamma
- 5:45helps me understand the type of
- 5:47environment that I'm likely trading
- 5:49inside. If we're operating in a positive
- 5:51gamma environment, baseline expectations
- 5:54could be potential rotation or chop or
- 5:57pinning around major strikes or levels
- 6:00and less follow-through. If we're
- 6:01operating in negative gamma
- 6:03environments, the potential baseline
- 6:05expectation could be larger ranges, more
- 6:09expansion, faster expansion, or cleaner
- 6:11directional movement once imbalance
- 6:14appears. Now, the important thing to
- 6:16note is that the market doesn't have to
- 6:18do those things. It doesn't guarantee
- 6:20what the market's going to do
- 6:21necessarily. They're just baseline
- 6:23expectations. They're not predictions,
- 6:25but they help me understand how the
- 6:28auction might likely be behaving before
- 6:31I ever look for an entry. So, now I'm
- 6:34looking at session path and the gamma
- 6:37environment. Because the same location
- 6:40can mean very different things depending
- 6:42on the given day. A discount zone during
- 6:45a negative gamma environment with the
- 6:47proper conditions might give me more
- 6:50room for expansion. The same discount
- 6:52zone during a positive gamma environment
- 6:55or specific conditions might potentially
- 6:58lead to more rotational behavior or
- 7:00slower movement. This matters because
- 7:02the same location can mean different
- 7:05things depending on the session path and
- 7:07the broader environment of the market.
- 7:09So, if Asia builds balance, London goes
- 7:12and sweeps one side, and New York opens
- 7:14up into my discount zone while the
- 7:17higher time frame draw is still higher,
- 7:20that gives me a very different read than
- 7:22a day where every session is rotating
- 7:24sideways and volume and participation
- 7:27really isn't there. And for my playbook,
- 7:29the second type of day is usually uh no
- 7:32trade type of day or no trade type of
- 7:34environment because that is where I used
- 7:36to get hurt. I would see level, I would
- 7:38ignore session context, I would ignore
- 7:40the environment, I would force a trade,
- 7:43and then I'd wonder why the market
- 7:44chopped me up. I need the path to
- 7:46support the trade idea. Environment
- 7:48gives me direction, location gives me
- 7:51area, and path gives me the session and
- 7:53expected behavior. But even then, I
- 7:55still don't click or I don't just take
- 7:57the trade because the final layer is the
- 8:00one that tells me whether the market is
- 8:02actually confirming my idea or that idea
- 8:05in real-time. The final layer or layer
- 8:07four is confirmation. And this is where
- 8:10order flow actually comes into play, but
- 8:12it's also the part that most traders
- 8:14completely misuse. Order flow itself is
- 8:16not my strategy, and it is not a
- 8:18strategy. Order flow doesn't give me
- 8:20random trades, what it's doing is it's
- 8:23confirming whether the auction is
- 8:25actually responding at a location that I
- 8:28already identified prior. So, once price
- 8:31actually gets into my zone, well, now
- 8:33I'm watching order flow, I'm watching
- 8:34the footprint chart. I want to see
- 8:36what's actually happening in terms of
- 8:38sellers hitting bids into my discount
- 8:41zone, for example. And if absorption is
- 8:44actually showing up or being present in
- 8:46location, sellers are aggressive, but
- 8:48price isn't breaking down or they're not
- 8:50getting rewarded with actual price
- 8:52progression, then we may be witnessing
- 8:55absorption showing up in location. And
- 8:58then I'm watching for that pressure to
- 8:59actually shift. Does delta flip? Are
- 9:02there responsive buyers in this area
- 9:04that start shifting dominance back
- 9:06towards the upside? And are we getting
- 9:09aggressive imbalances back in the
- 9:11direction of my trade? And then I'm
- 9:13looking at, does the next candle pull
- 9:16back into my confirmation candle that
- 9:18told me that this location was
- 9:19potentially valid? And does it give me
- 9:21an actual entry, whether it's a pullback
- 9:23to the POC, to a low volume node, to an
- 9:26imbalance? And that's the trade, not
- 9:29because the candle looked good, and not
- 9:30just because a level got touched, but
- 9:32it's because the four layers lined up.
- 9:35Environment, location, path, and
- 9:38confirmation. And if one of those are
- 9:39missing, then I don't take a trade. And
- 9:42honestly, some of my best days are the
- 9:45days where I'm truly on top of what I
- 9:48should be doing, those are days where I
- 9:50do absolutely nothing. Because forcing
- 9:53trades when one of those layers are
- 9:55missing is exactly how I used to just
- 9:57blow up all of my accounts. So, for 2
- 10:00years, I didn't have this. I had a bunch
- 10:02of random concepts and a gambling
- 10:05problem that was basically just dressed
- 10:07up as trading. And I used to refuse to
- 10:10end red on the day or felt like when I
- 10:12wasn't taking a trade that I was doing
- 10:14something wrong or that I should be
- 10:16participating all the time. And I used
- 10:19to just keep taking trades because I
- 10:21refused to end the day red and I needed
- 10:23to make that money back. But, the market
- 10:25doesn't care if you're frustrated. It
- 10:27just keeps offering you another chance
- 10:29to make a worse decision. And that cost
- 10:32me money, accounts, time, confidence.
- 10:36And it eventually got to the point where
- 10:38I was like rock bottom where I woke up
- 10:42every day just to lose money, blowing
- 10:45accounts every single day, two accounts,
- 10:47three accounts, four accounts in a
- 10:48single session, not even copy trading
- 10:50them. Trading them individually, blowing
- 10:52them back-to-back. And I knew something
- 10:55had to change. And the change was not
- 10:58magically being more disciplined or
- 11:00following my rules. I was the same
- 11:03person. I just stopped trading one layer
- 11:06of information. I stopped reacting to
- 11:09one candle or a collection of a couple
- 11:11candles, and I started reading the full
- 11:14auction. Environment, location, path,
- 11:17confirmation. That is the order, and
- 11:20it's the filter. And it's what finally
- 11:22made my trading feel structured instead
- 11:25of random. And out of all four of those
- 11:28layers, the one that typically wrecks
- 11:30traders the most is location because
- 11:34getting the direction right and still
- 11:36entering from the wrong spot is one of
- 11:39the most frustrating ways to lose and it
- 11:41typically causes tilt for a lot of
- 11:43traders. So, in the next video, I'll
- 11:45show you exactly how I define premium
- 11:48and discount and why my version of it is
- 11:50slightly different from the basic one
- 11:53that most traders copied off the
- 11:55internet. So, I'll see you guys there.
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