Trading Strategy - The strategy involves identifying overall trends that can develop over several hours [1] - It looks for fair value gaps that break through the trend, along with critical support or resistance levels [2] - The strategy considers the previous day's low relative to the current price point [2] - Entry is considered after a response from a specific area, aiming for price movement towards a target level [3] - Risk is managed by reducing it in conjunction with the identified trend [3] - Stop loss is adjusted in trend, following the trend level to lock in profit [3] Risk Management - The trader has been trading for eight years [1] - The strategy involves waiting for a response off of a specific area before entering [3] - Stop loss is walked down into profit to reduce risk [3] Profit - A trade-off of $2,700.17 was mentioned [3]

Trading Strategy - The strategy utilizes support and resistance levels to identify key market areas before price movements [1] - It aims to find areas where supply outweighs demand or demand outweighs supply, visually represented on a chart [3][4] - The analysis helps determine if a price will continue in a trend or break out into a new trend [5] - Drawing accurate trend lines on charts is crucial for actionable trading strategies, identifying areas where price bounces repeatedly [7][10] - Parallel channel tools can be used to anticipate potential continuation of a trend after a breakout, identifying high-probability areas for demand to outweigh supply [23][25] Risk Management - The strategy involves setting stop-loss orders outside of identified trend lines to contain risk if the trend doesn't follow the anticipated direction [31] - Traders can leave take-profit orders open-ended to allow profits to run while capping the risk [31] - Reducing risk over time by trailing stop-loss orders based on new highs or lows is a key component [34][39] Performance and Examples - The presenter claims to have had one of the best trading months, with over $20,000 in profit in one week [1] - Examples are provided of trades where risk was managed, and profits were allowed to run, resulting in significant returns [41][45] - One example shows a trader achieving a 34x risk factor on a single trade, resulting in a 473% return [41]

First trade of the day. I'm going to try to get long here and I am in. As soon as it hits this level, I'm going to reduce risk.We're running into this other fair value gap. I'm going to go ahead and take profit here for 3200. Nice clean first trade.I'm going to try to take a short position right here. Now, I need price to start to flip down. All right, so we have our change of character now.I'm going to be reducing risk to break even here in just a second. Trade starting to move really nicely in our directi ...

Trading Strategy - The trader took off partial positions at a specific point [1] - The trader anticipated interaction with a trend level in the lower portion [1] - The trader walked their stop loss down [1] - The trader aimed for a quick move rather than holding the position [1] Profitability - The trader netted over $3,000 on the trade [2] - The trader took profit off at a certain point [2]

All right, I'm short here, risking a thousand. Fair value gap, short signal. We have a trend break here.Price is sort of responding off of this key area. Getting a good flip down now. Let's try to edge that level.I needed to break right here before I can reduce risk. And it's like, nope, nope. Almost at break even.Now, finally, it's breaking down the level that we've been waiting for for so much time, you know. $3,200 in the bank ski so far. Unrealized.See, it's testing that previous day low. So, I'm going ...

Trading Performance & Strategy - Trader aimed for $20,000 weekly profit, starting the day $7,000 away from the goal [2] - Initial trading strategy involved identifying trend areas on smaller time frames, using indicators to find overvalued or undervalued areas, and capitalizing on fair value gaps [6] - Trader typically risks approximately $1,000 per position, aiming for profits of $3,000-$7,000+ per position [7] - Trading strategy focuses on early entry into potential trends, with contained risk [7][9] - Trader emphasizes keeping losses small and allowing winners to run, rather than consistently locking in profit [28][29] - Trader is considering increasing position sizes and risking $5,000 due to perceived accuracy and consistency [80] Specific Trades & Outcomes - Day trading resulted in a net profit of $8,592, contributing to a weekly profit of $21,500 [66][67] - Win rate for the day was 64%, significantly higher than the trader's normal win rate [67] - First trade resulted in a $1,500 loss due to a trend break fakeout [69] - One successful trade generated $3,000+ in profit by identifying a sell signal using a proprietary indicator and trend following [57][77] - Another trade on Ethereum locked in $1,257 profit on the front half before being stopped out at break even on the other half [75]

Trading Strategy & Analysis - The trader identifies a "fair value gap" and anticipates a price drop based on trend analysis [1] - The strategy involves monitoring price responses at key levels and reacting to changes in market character [1][2] - Risk management is implemented by reducing risk as the trade moves into profit [1] - The trader aims to capitalize on short-term price movements [2] Trade Execution & Outcome - A profit of $2,700 is achieved in 17 minutes [2] - The trader locks in original risk amount to secure profits [2] - The trade is closed upon observing support at the previous day's low [2] - The trader considers the trade a "solid trade" despite not being the "biggest trade" [3]

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ICT became easy once I figured out this one thing and also when I realized that I don't need to use 95% of it. Okay. And in the past one week of trading risking $1,000 per trade, I've been able to make over $21,000 in profit using this exact thought process.All I'm looking for is a consistent downtrend that's been contacted for multiple times in a session. Okay. Once I get an actionable fair value gap as well as a change of character as well as an influx in volume, I can then set my position up expecting wi ...

All right, I'm in long here risking a,000. Let's see if we can get a flip up now. Come on, let's get some momentum now.Give me a little bit of a push. Can I see my cross. [Music] Can I see where my out for contained loss. ...