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My Entire Trading Strategy Explained (2026 Full Course)
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Core Market View / Trade Direction (Bias)
- Sets directional bias using the short-term technical trend.
- Uses higher short-term timeframes: M5 and M15.
Trend Determination Rule
- Bullish (uptrend): price is respecting lows and breaking highs → no sells; only look for buys.
- The trend is assessed by:
- Whether price is respecting highs/lows
- Whether it is breaking those levels
Invalidation / Protected Low (Bullish Thesis)
- Find the last “big break of structure”.
- Identify the lowest point between the prior high and the break.
- That low is the protected / invalidation point.
- As long as the protected low holds, the trader keeps looking for buys.
Trading Range + Liquidity Model
Trading Range Definition
- After establishing bias and invalidation, defines a trading range as the move from high to low (used for the structure/range).
Liquidity Logic (Directional)
- Uptrend: swing lows are liquidity.
- Downtrend: swing highs are liquidity.
Hard Validation Requirement
- Liquidity must break structure to be considered valid.
- If it’s not a structure break, it is not valid liquidity (don’t force trades).
Entry Condition (Liquidity Sweep + Reaction)
- Looks for a sweep of higher-timeframe liquidity before entering.
- Liquidity zones are formed from swing lows that caused mini breaks of structure.
Pullback Preference / Risk Note
- Bigger pullbacks (more obvious liquidity) are preferred (often more stops clustered there).
- Smaller one-candle pullbacks can still work, but are lower probability.
Step 3: Zones and Points of Interest (POIs)
Zone Construction
- Draws a zone around the external breaker structure (large structure from the prior high to low).
Entry Must Be Within the Zone
- The entry must occur inside the previous external breaker structure (the “zone”).
POI Selection by Trend
- Uptrend: only demand and bullish fair value gaps (FVGs).
- Downtrend: only supply and bearish FVGs.
POI Freshness / Mitigation Rule
- POIs must be unmitigated / fresh.
- A zone is considered mitigated if ≥ 50% of the zone is touched.
- They specifically state: count prices as unmitigated if less than 50% of the zone has been touched.
Entry Confirmation (Lower Timeframe)
After liquidity sweep + price is in the zone:
- Wait for a lower-timeframe shift in structure back toward the higher-timeframe bias.
- Requires a candle close.
Stop Placement
- Stop loss is placed beyond the lower-timeframe invalidation point.
- Conceptually: price should not make a lower low after the shift.
- That lower low is the stop reference.
Targets and R-Multiple Framework
Targeting Approach
- Final take profit is the external range high (or low) depending on direction.
- Targets at least ~1.5R (explicit minimum intent).
If the Setup Isn’t Taken
- If price takes out the external high before entry, the trader skips the trade.
- Avoids buying into strength (“don’t buy high”; no FOMO).
Explicit Risk Management Rules (Most Important)
Risk Per Trade
- 0.5% to 1% of account risk per trade:
- Use 0.5% for low confidence / beginner conditions.
- Use closer to 1% if more experienced with success.
Maximum Trades Per Day
- Max 3 trades per day.
Daily Trade-Limiter Logic (“A+ Setup” Rule)
- If Trade 1 is a 1R win → stop trading for the day.
- If Trade 1 is a loss or break-even:
- Only allow Trade 2 if an A+ setup appears.
- If Trade 2 is a win → you can walk away.
- If Trade 2 is break-even → only allow Trade 3 if A+ appears.
- If Trade 2 is a loss → must stop trading (no exceptions).
Behavioral / Discipline Controls
- After each trade, must journal:
- Take 15 minutes to review and record (win/loss/breakeven).
- Review via screenshot/notes to prevent revenge trading and overtrading.
Numbers and Timelines Explicitly Mentioned
- Timeframes used for bias/structure: M5, M15.
- Entry confirmation occurs after “drop down to a lower timeframe.”
- Minimum R-multiple intent: 1.5R.
- Invalidation concept: “protected low” from the last major structure break.
- POI mitigation threshold: 50% touched.
- Risk sizing: 0.5%–1% per trade.
- Trades per day cap: max 3.
- Journaling review time: 15 minutes after each trade.
Instruments / Assets Mentioned
- Gold (referenced as a “gold chart” example).
- No other tickers (stocks/ETFs/crypto/bonds) were mentioned.
Disclosures / Disclaimers
- No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer was shown in the provided subtitles.
Presenters / Sources
- No other presenters or external sources were named.
- The speaker is the channel creator presenting the strategy.
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