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00:05 Scalping involves pattern recognition, not just reading price movement 02:01 Systematic process of understanding trade existence 05:42 Recognizing the right scalp setup increases probability. 07:39 Focus on developing a trading edge and psychology to avoid forcing trades and know when to step away. 11:38 Dealing with doubts and second-guessing in trading. 13:28 Recognize and address trading mistakes for long-term success 17:05 Filtering process for avoiding trading traps 18:37 Transition from breakout trading to scalping for edge and focus 22:00 Understanding market dynamics is key for successful trading. 23:36 Managing biases is crucial for new traders' success 26:55 Developing repeatable patterns is crucial for scalpers. 28:36 Focusing on scalping for developing traders improves retention Crafted by Merlin AI.
My first impression: He teaches people to spot strong breakouts on a smaller timeframe that aligns with a higher timeframes reversal or breakout, then waits to enter on the pullback for trend resumption
It's always a good idea to follow the trend on high time frames then find the dips or spikes on lower time frames. Even if the trade goes the wrong way, the likelihood of getting stopped out is lower.
Just love the guys at SMB! Actually after watching some of their videos it gave me some ideas and I ended up cresting a successful algo to trade the currency markets. Great interview!
Excellent insights from Jeff ! Disqualifying most trades on merit and focusing on only the ones that have a good reason to exist for your sweet spot resonates with me well ! To be slightly phiosophical ; I guess this is why it takes sooo long to be a good trader because in life, most of the Average Joes like me , learn by making after mistake to just to learn what not to do ! Following, it's a complete new journey to do the right things consistently well to be profitable over the years just to eke out a living from trading. Finally, it's interesting to recognise how from the smallest time frame of scalping to the longest time frame of investing, it seems to be the same thought process ! As Warren Buffet states“The trick in investing is just to sit there and watch pitch after pitch go by and wait for the one right in your sweet spot. And if people are yelling, ‘Swing, you bum!,’ ignore them.”
I'm still learning but everything the interviewee explains makes sense to me. One thing I noticed, a lot of discoveries are found in the smaller timeframe, then applied to the bigger ones. Opposite of what I thought when I started to learn. Thank you for the sharing the interview.
Jeff! My goal is to earn an interview w/SMB soon! Taking your free trainings, also saving $ to take more trainings. Scaping is my bread & butter. Repare to have more women traders at your firm!
Great episode. This one resonates with my strategy. And helps me define with me why I win and that I am right with my lose strategy. Thx for these videos
What an awesome conversation. Too often vacuous analogy's are used instead of actually explaining things. Jeff did a great job of getting his point across succinctly.. he'd be a great educator.
When the guest says “have a systematic process of why a set up or trade exists it’s easier to identify the trades to take from the trades not to take” is talking about fundamentals or technicals or both?
Price movement bs price action happens when I’m on to low of time frame. I actually trade best off 30min-4hr. Tight stop entry still but a trendline or Ema touch and go is same risk stop loss as a 5min candle stop that seems to fail 80% more often. When a 20ema 30min breaks it’ll run a bit. Yet a 5min will break then break back the other way double triple engulfing candles then die out which is impossible to gain edge.
Where can I learn to be a better scalper .. with respect to pattern recognition, setting risk reward ratio, setups etc. most of the times I see a lot of patterns every day and end up trading a lot.After some losses now I’ve become extremely sensitive to losses and move up my stop immediately after it moves in opposite direction and kicked out just to see it reverses back in initial intended direction
Bring that Tx "Y'all" to them NY boyz. Great content Alex. Jeff is awesome. He is worth every penny on SMB Inside Access. East Dallas trading POD anyone? hit me up.
he is basically saying: "you need to know how to do it and why, you need to have an edge"... ah ok thx lol... so? This is perceived as good advice? Just askin lol, because they laugh and agree but there is no "real content" imo
B the trader was never an infomercial guy but now he's changing it up on us guys. Podcasters are now like infomercials... I like to B he was a good guy before all this.
I remember this guy back when I was brand new and didn’t know anything. When you don’t know anything this guy sounds like he knows what he’s talking about. And I’m not saying his way can’t be profitable but what I’m saying is this way is low brow and the path of least resistance. Meaning, he and SMB have created a strategy that sounds easy, so the average person can understand itand not be intimidated. so they can sell you more courses. it’s not the true way to read price action. Furthermore the guys that he affiliates himself with they tell you that you could tell the direction of price based on the DOM or the level two lol. You dial it in to the point where you can get direction right with a $.25 move using the level two, but it is not going to be able to tell you where price is going.
Until they give retail at the very least accurate semi-realtime data, I will never listen to someone boast or give tips on trading. They have the entire system behind them. Open the data, and retail will eventually in time surpass 'desks'. The lack of transparency and frankly fraud, derivatives, FTD's...all the things, is their "EDGE'. I mean...tell me how that isn't at the very least a floor above the ceiling. That discrepancy is the very reason why they are too confident, and many firms will lose on the upcoming trade of a lifetime. They think they are always protected against bad practices.
My joke got deleted but to be fair. There are now a ton of tools for retailers like us that helps to find edge. Interactive Brokers with TWS. Scanz market scanner. Excel spreadsheets. I`ve managed to make a system with these 3 tools to be one of the very first traders to get in a stock when news hits the market. That was impossible to do not so long ago.
@@treesway5411 you need to change brokers or internet providers. My data is EXTREMELY accurate and very very close to real time (only limited to a bit of internet latency).
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This exclusive Black Friday offer expires November 30th at 11:59 PM, so don’t wait!
🎯 Use Promo Code: BFRIDAY at checkout.
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💬 Let me know in the comments if you’ve downloaded the FREE case study or watched the video breakdown yet!
Not only is it about how good your good trades are, more importantly it's about how good your bad trades are.
00:05 Scalping involves pattern recognition, not just reading price movement
02:01 Systematic process of understanding trade existence
05:42 Recognizing the right scalp setup increases probability.
07:39 Focus on developing a trading edge and psychology to avoid forcing trades and know when to step away.
11:38 Dealing with doubts and second-guessing in trading.
13:28 Recognize and address trading mistakes for long-term success
17:05 Filtering process for avoiding trading traps
18:37 Transition from breakout trading to scalping for edge and focus
22:00 Understanding market dynamics is key for successful trading.
23:36 Managing biases is crucial for new traders' success
26:55 Developing repeatable patterns is crucial for scalpers.
28:36 Focusing on scalping for developing traders improves retention
Crafted by Merlin AI.
thanks.
There is a depth of experience with Jeff that always draws me in. Respect him sharing.
My first impression: He teaches people to spot strong breakouts on a smaller timeframe that aligns with a higher timeframes reversal or breakout, then waits to enter on the pullback for trend resumption
It's always a good idea to follow the trend on high time frames then find the dips or spikes on lower time frames. Even if the trade goes the wrong way, the likelihood of getting stopped out is lower.
One of the best interviews I’ve seen in a while that actually has some good information on strategy and how to look at the market.
Just love the guys at SMB! Actually after watching some of their videos it gave me some ideas and I ended up cresting a successful algo to trade the currency markets. Great interview!
@@BarkandBookmark I love your channel
Jeff is such a great and genuine guy. Glad you both were able to sit down and do this!
The most important lesson i learned with scalping is to take what the market will give you. Stop being greedy!
Same here. I’ll take a P over an L no matter how small at the end of the day. And knowing when to walk away and not over trade.
When I first started trading I looked down on scalping. Now I see it as my go to strategy.
Knowing your trading has both a price action edge and a psychology edge is critical
@@ChitChatBFF This! 🎯🎯🎯
My risk mgmt sucks, mainly from market rewarding my bad behaviors. Slowly working on it
The value in the info that Jeff conveyed in this video is impeccable. Appreciate the IP guys!
Excellent insights from Jeff ! Disqualifying most trades on merit and focusing on only the ones that have a good reason to exist for your sweet spot resonates with me well ! To be slightly phiosophical ; I guess this is why it takes sooo long to be a good trader because in life, most of the Average Joes like me , learn by making after mistake to just to learn what not to do ! Following, it's a complete new journey to do the right things consistently well to be profitable over the years just to eke out a living from trading. Finally, it's interesting to recognise how from the smallest time frame of scalping to the longest time frame of investing, it seems to be the same thought process ! As Warren Buffet states“The trick in investing is just to sit there and watch pitch after pitch go by and wait for the one right in your sweet spot. And if people are yelling, ‘Swing, you bum!,’ ignore them.”
Excellent interview, Jeff is the man!
Jeff and SMB’s RUclips channel is pretty awesome. Great to see him on yours. Thanks 🙏🏼
Dude there is so much value in this video
Thanks for checking it out brotha
I'm still learning but everything the interviewee explains makes sense to me. One thing I noticed, a lot of discoveries are found in the smaller timeframe, then applied to the bigger ones. Opposite of what I thought when I started to learn. Thank you for the sharing the interview.
Best interview I have seen, a lot of insights, appreciated guys 👍🙏
awesome interview Alex!! always learning something new from SMB
Alex really crushed this interview. It was so much fun to have this chat. Tell Alex to share some of the B roll from this interview sometime!
Jeff is a good teacher.. Watched many of his SMB videos..
Jeff! My goal is to earn an interview w/SMB soon! Taking your free trainings, also saving $ to take more trainings. Scaping is my bread & butter. Repare to have more women traders at your firm!
Can't wait!
Superb interview, lots of gems worth writing down and reviewing regularly.
Great episode. This one resonates with my strategy. And helps me define with me why I win and that I am right with my lose strategy. Thx for these videos
awesome interview, love the content with all SMB guys as you know they legit and living what they preach
Excellent discussion. Jeff is an outstanding communicator.
Very good video and on the point. Professional!! 👍
What an awesome conversation. Too often vacuous analogy's are used instead of actually explaining things. Jeff did a great job of getting his point across succinctly.. he'd be a great educator.
Keep sharing this great content. I'm so glad I stumbled upon you. I love it. :)
I wanted to give you a huge thank you for your valuable insights.
SMB needs to expand outward and hire people who work remotely, and hire people who are not younger than 25.
❤ Thank you, Jeff and Alex! ❤️
It would have been cool if you brought up the chart AMD. Nice insight though
Thank you for the fresh video 👍
What are they mainly trading? Forex?
Can't wait to see that max interview.
"you know, and you feel it." thats the time to put risk. Be brave to make a lot
Jeff is a stock scholar
When the guest says “have a systematic process of why a set up or trade exists it’s easier to identify the trades to take from the trades not to take” is talking about fundamentals or technicals or both?
Could def be both. It depends on the trader themselves. Some are purely fundamentals and some purely technicals like myself. Others mix the two.
Price movement bs price action happens when I’m on to low of time frame. I actually trade best off 30min-4hr. Tight stop entry still but a trendline or Ema touch and go is same risk stop loss as a 5min candle stop that seems to fail 80% more often. When a 20ema 30min breaks it’ll run a bit. Yet a 5min will break then break back the other way double triple engulfing candles then die out which is impossible to gain edge.
Where can I learn to be a better scalper .. with respect to pattern recognition, setting risk reward ratio, setups etc. most of the times I see a lot of patterns every day and end up trading a lot.After some losses now I’ve become extremely sensitive to losses and move up my stop immediately after it moves in opposite direction and kicked out just to see it reverses back in initial intended direction
Bring that Tx "Y'all" to them NY boyz. Great content Alex. Jeff is awesome. He is worth every penny on SMB Inside Access. East Dallas trading POD anyone? hit me up.
Thx for watching Chila!
such an easy listen, but how as a scalper to do you overcome spreads? that still gets me
Great brokers like mine, Cobra trading: get.cobratrading.com/bthestory/
This is cool and all. Would be 100x more helpful to have him showing some setups on a live chart.
Watch his channel it's all on there..
Please ask your quests what books on trading or economics they read and recommend ❤
Scalping isn’t difficult and actually scalping is a skill but u have to watch that chart all day
Right on.
Gracias!
Hey B. See ya at T4AC. 🤙🏼
What company is this with
Great content…. Thanks!
Great one!
Great video
Thanks
Thank you too
Excellent
he is basically saying: "you need to know how to do it and why, you need to have an edge"... ah ok thx lol... so? This is perceived as good advice? Just askin lol, because they laugh and agree but there is no "real content" imo
@@micheleguarino3231 did you even watch it 😅 he is talking about price action and price movement
will let him know.
i'm gucci. i do everything the man said. bet.
Blazin' interview.
B the trader was never an infomercial guy but now he's changing it up on us guys. Podcasters are now like infomercials... I like to B he was a good guy before all this.
@Tapprofiletoconnt I don't know what that means .. Don't be a corn ball now. Go back to the way you were.... People respected that guy.
I remember this guy back when I was brand new and didn’t know anything.
When you don’t know anything this guy sounds like he knows what he’s talking about. And I’m not saying his way can’t be profitable but what I’m saying is this way is low brow and the path of least resistance. Meaning, he and SMB have created a strategy that sounds easy, so the average person can understand itand not be intimidated. so they can sell you more courses. it’s not the true way to read price action. Furthermore the guys that he affiliates himself with they tell you that you could tell the direction of price based on the DOM or the level two lol. You dial it in to the point where you can get direction right with a $.25 move using the level two, but it is not going to be able to tell you where price is going.
Until they give retail at the very least accurate semi-realtime data, I will never listen to someone boast or give tips on trading. They have the entire system behind them. Open the data, and retail will eventually in time surpass 'desks'. The lack of transparency and frankly fraud, derivatives, FTD's...all the things, is their "EDGE'.
I mean...tell me how that isn't at the very least a floor above the ceiling. That discrepancy is the very reason why they are too confident, and many firms will lose on the upcoming trade of a lifetime. They think they are always protected against bad practices.
You should check out ICT. Inner CIrcle Trader. He explains exactly what the desks do!
Even better. He does livestreams with real world data!
idk what u mean its pretty real time. you want everybody to have zero lag is not how physics work.
My joke got deleted but to be fair. There are now a ton of tools for retailers like us that helps to find edge.
Interactive Brokers with TWS.
Scanz market scanner.
Excel spreadsheets.
I`ve managed to make a system with these 3 tools to be one of the very first traders to get in a stock when news hits the market. That was impossible to do not so long ago.
@@treesway5411 you need to change brokers or internet providers. My data is EXTREMELY accurate and very very close to real time (only limited to a bit of internet latency).
What specific advantage do they have that you're referring to?
Funny voodoo
What😮
Pls let the guests talk.
ok, appreciate the feedback
Guru only. Not real
Worthless waste of time video
Ngalor ngidul kagak karuan. Gak jelas banget
😎🦾
Thanks Brotha