Thank you, Brannigan. Bit of a slow-burn at the outset but 🔥at the finish! Total gem of a video. Can't believe it was just free to watch on RUclips. Strange days!
I have won like 8 in a row doing this, I have an hour, a 15min a 5 and a 1 - and when I see the one showing strong upwards signaling price action, I look for some congruence and room for opportunity on the larger timeframes, and I am usually out within 15 minutes on a retrace, price goes exactly where I thought it would every time. I love footprint charts. Anyway, I am going to keep developing this and see how it goes. I forgot to mention the most important of all- volume - especially at my areas of interest.
First class professional analysis. Fascinating to see the precision and detail of the trade and post trade analysis. Reviewing the trade result for improvement reminds me of reading of the elite fighter pilots that review each mission after landing even after an exhaustive mission. You deserve your flight wings for this video example. Thank you for helping traders around the world, a U.S.subscriber.
my great fortune coming across this vid. exactly what I'm struggling with right now, discipline and not developing bias once in the trade. like the explanation of passive entry vs. aggressive in an aggressive market.
I trade the ES, my win rate is around 65% but I have a tendency to let my losers run and cut my winners short. What would be a nice spread between a stop loss and a target? I know my stop loss should be less than my target, so maybe a stop loss of 5 ticks and a target of 7? I have trouble formulating a proper risk/reward spread. Thoughts?
@@adamb.8112 Orderflow. When you see a lot of size going against you just cut it, preferably before it hit your stop. Also maybe you can get better with your entries. Example: try not to buy if the bids near your entry price are pulling. You mentioned you have a 65% win rate. Depending on how many plays you have maybe you have one that’s a 80% win rate and another one that’s a 40 % win rate. Focus on your best setup and drop the rest. From oct - dec 2021 I was kicking ass on the ES. I was able to trade every day. Almost 0 losing days, a lot of the days I didn’t trade because I didn’t see my higher probability set up, but not trading is still a trading decision. Then the liquidity thinned out around February 2022 and the ES kicked my ass. Since then I switched to trading treasuries. Best decision I ever made. I can fine tune my entries so good with treasuries I know within 2-3 ticks I’m wrong. For me the ES moved to fast to get an edge on the dom alone, but with treasuries i truly don’t look at charts. I just feel like treasuries does what it supposed to do most of the time unlike the ES. Again, to answer your question what worked for me was only trading my set ups that won at least 80% of the time and not trading the others one.
@@andreclark2472 Interesting, I actually did the exact opposite; I went from T-bonds to the /ES because I wanted something faster paced with more volume. I believe I traded 30 year and 15? Something like that. Just got tired of slippage, which hurts if you are trading something that’s that pricey per tic.
Thank you, Brannigan. Bit of a slow-burn at the outset but 🔥at the finish! Total gem of a video. Can't believe it was just free to watch on RUclips. Strange days!
2:37 --- This is my strategy exactly. Love the first pullback to a short-term MA after a fresh move into a stage 2 uptrend on high volume
I have won like 8 in a row doing this, I have an hour, a 15min a 5 and a 1 - and when I see the one showing strong upwards signaling price action, I look for some congruence and room for opportunity on the larger timeframes, and I am usually out within 15 minutes on a retrace, price goes exactly where I thought it would every time. I love footprint charts. Anyway,
I am going to keep developing this and see how it goes. I forgot to mention the most important of all- volume - especially at my areas of interest.
Huge lesson, just saw this and it's nearing 2021, great visual on how watching the bid/ask can really help conviction when getting in and out
hi
First class professional analysis. Fascinating to see the precision and detail of the trade and post trade analysis. Reviewing the trade result for improvement reminds me of reading of the elite fighter pilots that review each mission after landing even after an exhaustive mission. You deserve your flight wings for this video example. Thank you for helping traders around the world, a U.S.subscriber.
I'm surprise to see others who trade with Mrs Stacie, i am currently on my 5th trade with her and my portfolio has grown tremendously.
my great fortune coming across this vid. exactly what I'm struggling with right now, discipline and not developing bias once in the trade. like the explanation of passive entry vs. aggressive in an aggressive market.
I would like to see 1080 kvality, because this 720p is very terrible for big 43" 4k monitor :(
where can I get a price ladder I can't seem to find one like this one
what columns are worth having on the DOM? bid, ask and volume only? delta? ask trade size, bid trade size?
it's all up to yourself,accroding to you habit
I want to be equity trader as a job. Any advice might help including skills i need to have that job
Good development of techniques explained 👍
I trade the ES, my win rate is around 65% but I have a tendency to let my losers run and cut my winners short. What would be a nice spread between a stop loss and a target? I know my stop loss should be less than my target, so maybe a stop loss of 5 ticks and a target of 7? I have trouble formulating a proper risk/reward spread. Thoughts?
don't let the price touch your stop, scratch it when you see the market go against you
@@chm3723 I realize that. My question was more of how one could determine a proper ratio to use between a target and stop.
@@adamb.8112 Orderflow. When you see a lot of size going against you just cut it, preferably before it hit your stop. Also maybe you can get better with your entries. Example: try not to buy if the bids near your entry price are pulling. You mentioned you have a 65% win rate. Depending on how many plays you have maybe you have one that’s a 80% win rate and another one that’s a 40 % win rate. Focus on your best setup and drop the rest. From oct - dec 2021 I was kicking ass on the ES. I was able to trade every day. Almost 0 losing days, a lot of the days I didn’t trade because I didn’t see my higher probability set up, but not trading is still a trading decision. Then the liquidity thinned out around February 2022 and the ES kicked my ass. Since then I switched to trading treasuries. Best decision I ever made. I can fine tune my entries so good with treasuries I know within 2-3 ticks I’m wrong. For me the ES moved to fast to get an edge on the dom alone, but with treasuries i truly don’t look at charts. I just feel like treasuries does what it supposed to do most of the time unlike the ES. Again, to answer your question what worked for me was only trading my set ups that won at least 80% of the time and not trading the others one.
@@andreclark2472 Interesting, I actually did the exact opposite; I went from T-bonds to the /ES because I wanted something faster paced with more volume. I believe I traded 30 year and 15? Something like that. Just got tired of slippage, which hurts if you are trading something that’s that pricey per tic.
Good day sir. Am I hearing an Edenvale accent?
Good video man thanks
what is the name of this software ?
what site has this?
awesome video learned a lot
Well Struck. Thx a Ton.
Thanks for the great video! I wonder how I could see the past price action on the ladder, is there a special tool i should use?
You can use tradovate for that, they offer 2 week historical data for futures.
@@alexandere3479 thanks a lot!
Great video!!
Cheers B
This is how I actually scalp Gold
Dont forget to pay the broker :)
He certainly has the gift of the gab. I’ve never heard so much BS before
What a waste of time this video…. I still dont understand what the dam strategy.. is… just the theory of 3 things i allready knew about
Follow the orders, that’s where price will often go.