شرح الاستراتيجية لي كانربح بيها اكثر من 20000 دولار في صفقة واحدة… اي مارشي مرحبا live trading

Summary

The presenter describes discretionary forex trades using ICT/Smart Money Concepts (SMC), with particular attention to USD/CAD and New Zealand- and Australian-dollar price action. The title claims the strategy can make more than $20,000 on a single trade, but the subtitles do not provide a verifiable profit figure, account size, or risk-adjusted performance data.

He says he held a profitable position rather than closing it out of fear of giving back gains. He reported that the USD/CAD trade reached its target after about two days. The video also discusses waiting for price to reach planned levels and for a market-structure change before exiting. He emphasizes being patient with winners while avoiding oversized losses.

Instruments and markets mentioned

• Forex: USD/CAD, USD- and NZD-related positioning, and NZD and AUD price action.
• AUD vs. NZD: Used as a relative-strength or divergence comparison.
• No stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities, or cryptocurrencies are discussed as active trades.

Trading framework described

• Start with the daily chart and identify relevant price levels and imbalances or gaps.
• Use liquidity levels, such as prior highs or lows, and price reactions around them to frame targets.
• Compare correlated currencies for SMT-style divergence. One example is AUD making a higher high while NZD makes a lower high.
• Look for price to revisit or fill an imbalance, then watch for a move away from that area and a possible retest or entry.
• Use session timing and news as context. The presenter discusses a 15-minute chart around 8:30 a.m. New York time during Canadian-dollar news, followed by a sharp expansion.
• Do not assume news determines direction. The presenter describes news as a source of volatility and says the trade plan and positioning should be established beforehand.
• Avoid chasing a large move after it has already happened; the presenter says the opportunities were identified before the move.

Key numbers, timing, and risk points

• 8:30 a.m. New York time: Canadian-dollar news is cited as coinciding with a large move in USD/CAD.
• Around 10 p.m.: New Zealand-related news is mentioned, though the subtitles do not clearly identify the release or time zone.
• About two days: The stated time for the USD/CAD trade to reach its target.
• The presenter’s reference to being roughly 50% of the way to a target is unclear in the subtitles and should not be treated as a portfolio return.
• No exact entry price, stop level, position size, leverage, or percentage risk is given.

Cautions and disclosures

• The presenter advises against taking excessive risk and says a stop-loss or losing trade should not materially damage capital.
• He warns against fear-driven exits from profitable trades and against allowing trading stress to dictate decisions.
• The channel description says the presenter is not a financial adviser, that the material is for informational and educational purposes, and that viewers act at their own risk.
• ICT/SMC terminology and the presenter’s performance claims are not independently verified in the subtitles.

Presenter/source: Adel/Adil of adil.4fx. ICT/Smart Money Concepts are referenced, along with his private network and mentorship.