Recap trade SS.2 EP3. ชายคนนั้นเทรดยังไง

Summary

The presenter gives a live-style technical trade recap using market structure and Smart Money Concepts (SMC). The captions do not reliably identify the traded asset, so no ticker or instrument can be confirmed.

Trading approach and framework

• Begin with the daily chart to mark key areas, including supply and demand zones, imbalances, highs and lows, and potential liquidity.
• Form a directional view from the broader structure, then use a lower timeframe—specifically M1, which the presenter mentions—to look for an entry.
• Watch for price to sweep or “take out” liquidity, then look for a fakeout, break, retest, or rejection around a marked zone. The presenter favors fakeout setups but says traders can use the approach that suits them.
• Wait for entry confirmation, such as a candle closing beyond a wick or price breaking a level. The presenter discusses both earlier, more aggressive entries and more defensive entries.
• Set a stop-loss (SL) and take-profit (TP) before entering. If stopped out, wait for a new setup rather than treating the loss as a reason to abandon the plan.

Risk management and performance

• The presenter mentions stop-loss distances of approximately 200 points for one confirmation-based entry, 300–400 points as a common range, 370 points in another example, and 600 points in a sharp-move scenario. These are chart-specific examples, not universal settings.
• Consider the stop distance and position size (“ammunition”) before entering, and adjust the trade accordingly.
• Consecutive losses can happen, including two losses in a row. The presenter recommends staying disciplined and sticking to the plan. A 70–80% (possibly up to 100%) figure is mentioned, but it is unclear what probability it refers to; it should not be treated as a verified performance statistic.
• The presenter discusses possible risk/reward ratios of 1:5, 1:20, 1:30, and 1:100, while noting that results may be low with such approaches. He suggests choosing a ratio the trader is comfortable with and says there is no single correct choice.
• A potential target of “around 2,000” is mentioned, but the asset and price scale are unclear.

Assets, instruments, and terminology

No specific ticker, asset, ETF, cryptocurrency, bond, commodity, or currency pair is clearly identified.

Technical terms used include SMC, liquidity, retail liquidity, fakeout, supply and demand, imbalance, impulse move, support and resistance, trendline, buy/sell, SL, TP, and QM. Some other terms in the captions appear to be mistranscribed and cannot be identified confidently.

Disclosures

No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is audible in the supplied subtitles. The presenter does advise caution and emphasizes risk management.

Presenter and source

Uchanakorn, presenting for High Elite FX.