5 Minute Fibonacci Scalping — Transcript
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- 0:00I made a video yesterday about entering
- 0:02one trade a day and how super easy it
- 0:04was. A lot of you guys like this video,
- 0:06but I got some comments in the comments
- 0:08section saying, "What if I want to keep
- 0:10trading more than that once a day? What
- 0:12can I do?" So, I defaulted back to my
- 0:15top three trading strategies. And what
- 0:17you can do is trade the Fibonacci
- 0:20retracement. I'm going to show you what
- 0:21that looks like on yesterday's move. So,
- 0:25let's get into it. All right, just a
- 0:26quick recap from yesterday's video. The
- 0:29strategy is ridiculously simple. All you
- 0:32have to do is draw a box around the
- 0:35Tokyo session. And that's basically your
- 0:37consolidation range. Once price has a
- 0:40candle that breaks out above or below
- 0:44that range and closes outside of that
- 0:47range, you would enter in a long or
- 0:49short position. This example right here
- 0:51is a long position. Now, measuring the
- 0:53range, you can see we have 14 pips. My
- 0:56stop loss is currently set at 50% of the
- 1:00range value. So this specific stop loss
- 1:02was seven pips and the risk-to-reward is
- 1:04a 1 to two. But if you didn't want to
- 1:06just take one trade and you wanted to
- 1:08trade a trending market through the day
- 1:10because that's what markets tend to do
- 1:12when they're not consolidating is trend
- 1:14in a specific direction. So the rule for
- 1:16Fibonacci trading and the first part
- 1:18sounds dumb but stick with me. You got
- 1:20to draw zigzag lines on your chart. This
- 1:23is for you to be able to see better the
- 1:26market structure, the higher highs and
- 1:28the higher lows, previous market
- 1:30structure, as in the high points or the
- 1:32low points that price needs to break in
- 1:34order to continue a trend. So, because
- 1:37this price movement broke this previous
- 1:41high, this is the section that you want
- 1:44to measure with your Fibonacci
- 1:46retracement tool. It's the third icon
- 1:48down on the left hand side toolbar on
- 1:50Trading View. draw it on your chart. And
- 1:53if this is your first time using it and
- 1:55you've never adjusted the settings, mine
- 1:57looks like this because my settings are
- 1:59like this. If you want to copy these
- 2:02exactly, let me turn a few of these off
- 2:04because they're unnecessary. I was doing
- 2:06it for another example. This is all
- 2:08you're going to need. The zero, the.5,
- 2:10the one, the 618, the negative.5, and
- 2:13the negative 1. Now that we've got the
- 2:14settings all in place, you draw your
- 2:16Fibonacci retracement tool from the
- 2:18bottom to the top of the move that broke
- 2:21the previous structure. Once price comes
- 2:23down into the Fibonacci gold zone, which
- 2:26is between the 0.5 and the 618, you can
- 2:29look at rejections out of this zone and
- 2:33enter in an additional long position.
- 2:35What I want you to do is have your stop
- 2:37loss at the bottom of the range because
- 2:39if it goes all the way down there, your
- 2:42theory is null and void and it's
- 2:44probably going to go in the opposite
- 2:45direction and your take-profit at the
- 2:47top of this impulse move. So, bottom of
- 2:49impulse move, top of impulse move, set
- 2:52your takerit and stop-loss. I like to
- 2:54keep my riskto-reward nice and healthy,
- 2:56so I like to be in between for my
- 2:59entries, which is why I set up limit
- 3:01orders for these types of trades. set
- 3:03your limit order at the middle of the
- 3:05Fibonacci gold zone and then let the
- 3:07trade play out. This is going to get you
- 3:09a little bit better than a 1:1
- 3:11risk-to-reward ratio. So, not only do
- 3:12you have your first trade, you have your
- 3:14second trade and then if price continues
- 3:16up and breaks this previous high where
- 3:19this arrow is right now, you measure
- 3:21that move from top to bottom and you set
- 3:23your limit orders or you wait for
- 3:25rejection from this zone and you can
- 3:27continue trading up. And if you use my
- 3:30rule of drawing zigzag lines on price,
- 3:33you can see where the previous highs
- 3:36were and what the impulse moves were
- 3:37that broke the previous structure. Now,
- 3:39this one didn't tag you in, so you drag
- 3:41it up a little bit more. It didn't tag
- 3:43you in, but price broke that previous
- 3:45high right there. And in my mind, the
- 3:47safest is setting up these limit orders
- 3:50because if price retraces deep enough,
- 3:52it will have a strong rejection out of
- 3:54this zone. If you don't get tapped in,
- 3:56you simply don't get the trade. But it's
- 3:58better to be tapped in than having a
- 4:01really crappy risk-to-reward. If you saw
- 4:03the rejection come down here and then
- 4:05impulse up and you placed a long
- 4:06position here, your stop loss is too
- 4:09big. Like the risk-to-reward does not
- 4:11make sense. And when the risk is too
- 4:13high for the reward, you don't take the
- 4:15trade. But this is just a simple way on
- 4:16a lower time frame like the 1 minute or
- 4:185 minute to carry on trading throughout
- 4:21that trend and get the most out of that
- 4:24trend. Hopefully this answered your
- 4:25question from the video's comment
- 4:27section, but when it comes to my top
- 4:29three trading strategies, it's got to be
- 4:31this London session breakout, Fibonacci
- 4:33retracements, and RSI divergences. The
- 4:35reason I like them so much is because
- 4:37they happen so consistently, which
- 4:39allows me to trade multiple different
- 4:41ways in a single day. All three happened
- 4:43in this one day. We had the breakout of
- 4:45the Tokyo session. That trade worked
- 4:47out. We had a Fibonacci retracement into
- 4:49the Fibonacci gold zone and it extended
- 4:52up. That trade also worked out. Then if
- 4:54you look at the highest highs of this
- 4:57uptrend, you can see we had a high here
- 5:00and then a higher high. And if you look
- 5:01at the RSI, the RSI made a high and a
- 5:05lower high, which means the momentum
- 5:06died off and price is more likely to
- 5:09reverse at that point. If you guys
- 5:10haven't seen my video on my top three
- 5:12trading strategies, you can click it
- 5:14right here. Thank you so much for
- 5:15watching. I really appreciate you guys
- 5:17and we will see you in the next
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