You're not losing because you don't have a strategy. You're losing because when you go to apply it, all of a sudden, you lose complete context of where you should be positioning it on the chart. And even worse, you have indicators everywhere.No real structure, no real direction, just pure noise and confusion. Half the time when I'm looking at other people's charts, I have no idea what's going on. And the more information you give yourself, the harder it becomes to even know what's going on and be able to re ...

I made $9,000 this morning using the easiest trade setup ever. First, mark out all of the bullish and bearish fair value gaps on a 15-minute time frame for the current trading session. Then, once you get a response and a rejection off of one of those areas, drop down to a 1 minute time frame, wait for a change of character, target the midpoint of this fair value gap here.As soon as price drops below this level, I'm reducing risk to break even and I'm targeting the opposite direction. bullish fair value gap ...

Today I'm going to take you inside an entire day of my live day trading. I'm going to show you exactly how I'm finding these setups, the exact indicators and strategies that I use and how [music] I manage these trades in real time. Sort of the mindset that goes into actually day trading.These live trade videos are a series I like to do to kind of show you what we're working on [music] on the inside of our private team as well as what I'm focusing on with my trading. So, the goal today is going to be focusin ...

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]

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Trading Strategy & Analysis - The trader aims for over $8,000 profit by increasing risk per trade, utilizing technical analysis, trend direction, critical levels, and fair value gaps [3][6][7] - Risk management involves containing risk, letting winners run, reducing risk to break even, and taking profits along the way, targeting a 1 to 2 risk-reward ratio [8][13][14] - The trader uses a combination of trend analysis, fair value gaps, and Elliot wave analysis to identify high-probability trading areas [6][7][34][35] Trade Execution & Journaling - The trader documents live trading sessions on YouTube, providing insights into the trading team's strategies and mindset [2][1] - A trading journal is used to log information, track data, and monitor the step-by-step progression of each trading session [4] - The trader adjusts stop-loss orders and takes partial profits to manage risk and secure gains during volatile market conditions [13][15][43] Market Observation & Adaptation - Economic news and calendar events are monitored to anticipate market movements, but the trader focuses on intraday setups [5] - The trader emphasizes the importance of adapting to market volatility and avoiding psychological biases, sticking to a pre-defined trading plan [24][25][30] - The trader acknowledges that losses are part of trading and focuses on maintaining a high win rate and maximizing profits on winning trades [24][25][89] Performance & Goal - The trader aims to achieve a daily profit goal, adjusting risk and strategy based on market conditions and trade outcomes [3][38][65] - The trader achieved approximately $11,000 in profit, with a 55% win rate, demonstrating the potential of the strategy despite frequent losses [89][90] - The trader reviews and analyzes trading data to identify areas for improvement and refine the trading strategy [77][90]