How I made $10,544 in ONE TRADE (Biggest Trade)
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2023
- A trade recap of my biggest trade thus far in my funded trading accounts.
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Prepare to be amazed as I share the incredible story of how I achieved a jaw-dropping $10,544 profit in a single trade! In this thrilling video, I'll take you through the details of my biggest trade, revealing the strategy, analysis, and key decisions that led to this remarkable success. Learn the exact steps I took, the market conditions I exploited, and the lessons I've learned from this monumental trade. Whether you're a seasoned trader looking for inspiration or a beginner seeking valuable insights, this video is a must-watch. Join me on this journey of financial triumph and discover how you too can turn a single trade into a life-changing opportunity!
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hello mate..dyou have a telegram channel or something? how do we personally get in contact with you? how do you help people with who are interested in growing with you?
Yes ,how can I contact you for business promotion?
With trading, technical analysis skills alone are not enough; discipline and emotional maturity are also crucial for success. The saying "time in the market vs. timing the market" is a good mindset to have during market fluctuations. Thanks to Tammy Brockman’s insights, daily trade signals, and my dedication to learning, I've been increasing my earnings to over 19btc! in a few months. Keep it up!
This is very impressive , meeting Tammy has been a blessing , I never thought I would make so much profits in a short period of time.
I invested with Tammy Brockman too, she understands every beginners intention and fix you to a trading plan that matches your capacity.
Tammy Brockman is a trader with a different approach entirely, I can't figure out how she does it, her strategies work the magic
Assets and lnvestment is that tiny Iine that separates the rich from the poor.
So exciting to see others who made move. I’m currently on my 7th trade with her and my port folio has increased..
Thanks for showing us a proper step by step breakdown of your trade. Showing us that even if the initial part of the plan fails, we should learn to improvise and catch the rest of the move.
And as you mentioned don't look at the monetary gain, look at R:R. Since that's what actually makes a trader successful.
Great video as always, Kimmel 💪
Beautiful thought process Kimmel! I enjoy these type of videos a lot gives me another perspective on how other traders did the same day I was trading and many times it gives me hints where I could have done better 😄Enjoy your videos a lot and you have come a long way already nice to see you doing well after years of struggle 🔥I'm still far away from success but still locked in slowly getting there! I hope we will be seeing more of these type of videos have great day/night and God bless 🙏
An actual good video from you. Well done.
BIGGEST TAKEAWAY IS RR is most important because lets say if you have 20pis sl and 40 pip tp you can choose how much you want to risk and put a lot size based on it but most people think lots of pips and biggest lot means more profit but actually at the end of the day RR is whats important @KimmelTrading
Educative content as always 🎉
My takeaway from the video
1.we should not look at the monetary part but understand that risk to reward is very important ..
2. That after finding ur edge and portability "psychology" is a big factor to keep going.
3. Understanding your daily directiinal bias and sticking to it
4.keeping trading simple
Great vid Kimmel, congrats on first 10k trade.
Very simple. Good analysis
i like this guy man the way he explains is on another level
I really like your honesty in the beginning.
I love how you used the fractal nature of price to maximize your reward. This was brilliant
Excellent information in this video @Kimmel 👏👏
Lessons learnt from this video:
1. Selection of Market Bias on HTF Weekly
2. Entry based on confirmation on 4h
3. Entry in 15m time frame
4. Avoid overnight carry forward of position
5. Proper Risk Reward calculation 1:2
6. Psychology and mindset for next day trade over carryover position to cut at breakeven and take scalping day trades
7. Overall RR is much higher
Congrats🎉
Grate video as always kimmel bro...2 questions...what size are the stop losses in terms of pips...also given the common talk about 1.2RR ratio...donyou think 1.1rr can still suffice long term
Hey kimmel. Do you still recommend the photon trading strategy?
i realy enjoy the video and how did you manage to get a realy good entry entry .
if you can do a video teatching as about your risk management 🙏
Yo Kimmel, I recently started putting ICT concepts into my charts after 4 years of bouncing around from strategy to strategy and I have never seen the market so clearly. Very similar to you! Love these videos keep up the great work.
I took the same trade but cloesed the first day,I am still in demo but the fact that my narrative was the same as your one make me feel great!!!thank you man
My take away from this video is…
-Having your higher timeframe poi
-Having patience and waiting for price to reach your poi
-Waiting on the market to tip its hand in favour of your bias
-The importance of timeframe alignment
-using a correlated pair to substantiate your bias
-Once you have everything that fits your trading plan. Now you apply your risk management to your trade entry.
-Trust your bias and don’t allow small pullbacks to scare you
-Allow the probabilities to play out
-Risk to reward over monetary value
Solid video thanks champ. 🎉
Congrats on the profits though ❤
Absolutely brilliant job done mate!❤
We took the same trade that was ranging so much with the same logic, thanks to your videos that always made it easy for me to remove what i don't need on the charts 💕💕
Excellent... Pls make ore of such...
Inspirational 💯 Big love G
The biggest thing I got from this video:
Have confidence in execution while maintaining solid risk management & hold trades while following the trading plan.
And like you said, it all comes down to psychology once you make a profit.
Thanks for this video. I have three takeaways based from this video.
1.) If price already tapped your POI for your entry and move aggressively [EUR/USD] , you can check DXY on where it will most likely retrace to [FVG, BRKR or OB] and once it's there you can take your entry on the EURUSD pair
2.) There is a benefit of scaling trades or having multi position in a trade as long as youre clearly sure where is the order flow going whether it will be bullish or bearish. In this case it really did go in your draw on liquidity.
3.) If you're already in profits on your previous trade and you currently have a running position you might as well hold it and close it in your draw on liquidity to maximize your profits
What broker u use? If JM its ok? If more laverage meaning more risk? Pla reply tqq😊
I love your strategy sirrr❤❤❤
My biggest takeaway was that if you are confident with market direction, you can enter multiple positions and take smaller scalp trades
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Beautiful trade bro. So much to take away from this. Return on investment, confidence in your strategy and bias direction, risk management. I was following your telegram on this trade. Amazing. Thanx
1.When profitable everything is phychological....
2 Taking partials in the trade is essential as it guaratees no risk
3 . Having confluence that suppprts your bias and anticipation can help with confidence of your trade.
4. Always focus on the RISK [RR] and not the GAINS
Have got to learn that small RR are more likely to give consistent results and am also going to apply the single lot approach other than multiple small lot trades.
Meanwhile Nice Breakdown video. Big up❤
Thank you REAL ONE! GG for being trader big respect
Patience in trading is key and always follow your plan. ❤im also going to join you in trading eu ❤
My biggest take away has to be the risk to reward part of trading. It's not enough to know how much a person makes, it's very important you know how much was risked as you said, the monetary amount gets the veiws the RRR is where the value is❤.
Hi chief, you said you traded the DXY? can we trade this?
Good one👍🏼
The trader showcased the use of multiple timeframes, ranging from daily to 5-minute charts, to analyze market conditions and make informed decisions. By explaining how different timeframes provide valuable context, the video encouraged viewers to incorporate a multifaceted approach to their analysis, potentially enhancing their ability to identify entry and exit points.
The key lesson learned from the your trading experience is the importance of focusing on the risk-to-reward ratio rather than just the monetary amount. Despite facing challenges and deviations from the initial plan, the speaker emphasizes effective risk management, using the risk-reward ratio to guide decisions. You highlight the significance of adapting to unexpected market movements and making decisions based on evolving conditions. Additionally, you underscores the value of learning from experiences and encourages traders to prioritize a strategic approach to trading.
Biggest takeaways:
1- once you have an edge on the market you need to focus on psycology and emotions control
2- trade with inter market correlation (DXY) and top down analysis
3- dont focus on the monetary amount it's all about the risk/reward
4- Mamba FX doesn't use a stop loss and decent risk/reward 🤡
5- ❤💪
HAHAHAHA, congrats bro, you won an account!
Tag me on twitter so I can DM you
@@KimmelTrading 😍❤
analise incrivel Kimmel, abracos e sucesssos . voce merece . been here for a long time btw lol😂
Great video bro! Biggest takeaway from this is to have a conviction on your bias once the market shows its hand to you, also have confidence in your execution while keeping solid risk management & holding trades while following your trading plan. And as you said, everything is psychology once you are profitable!!
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@@KimmelTrading We waiting for the risk management webinar bro 👀
That was very experienced trade
Investing in stocks has to be one of the many essential things about finances. Individuals these days get lured into inaction and talk about the now and not the future. How do you grow a $10000 business to a $100,000,000 business? Investments, having a solid financial foundation..
Very true! I've been able to scale from $150K to $489k in this red season because my Financial Advisor figured out Defensive strategies which help portfolios be less vulnerable to market downturns
@@Juan12658How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings?
Technically I usually go with registered and licenced representatives. "RAY F JOHNSON" for example has the best performance history (in my opinion) and does offers 1v1 consultation to his copiers which I think is amazing. I don't know how many traders like that are there.>
He's active on INSTAGRAM
@ rayfxtrade79
Thank you for the content and the channel of Telegram, if you actually have a 74% win rate with a 6,41 return. How would you increase it to 44? I’m in a competition and there are people getting 40k but there is a limit in lot and I do not know how to get more if I am not losing so much… thanks by your advice in advance. (Not more than 1% per trade even less in these 26% of losses)
wow Amazing crystal clear technical and risk explanation❤
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Unreal trades mate! It goes to show how when your sure about the bias you can keep scaling and milking the shit out of it🙌🏻 ❤
That was my takeaway lol! If you are patience enough to wait for a clear bias your chances of sucess are very high
How do you know direction of the price after news release? I find so hard .. my stops are triggered mostly around news hours.. I love how you explain things so simple.. keep on moving big my Goat
then stop trading around news hours
Don't trade news, BUT my direction is based on the daily ttimeframe ❤
@@KimmelTrading thanks for your guidance
How many pips are your stop losses?
Hi Kimmel My biggest take on this video is sticking to your plan and applying risk management
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This video served as a reminder of how crucial effective risk management is in trading. The trader emphasized that, despite the substantial profits, the key takeaway is the risk-to-reward ratio. By stressing that the monetary amount is merely a clickbait and urging to evaluate trades in terms of return on investment and risk versus reward, the video underscored the pivotal role of risk management in successful trading.
My biggest takeaway was to focus on the ROI of a trade, but also looking at how to make multiple trades to take advantage of the downward move. Thank you!
my takeway is actually reinforced by what u ve just said about Asia trading. price often retraces or ranges during Asia, and then at London open u might have a spike or fake move agaisnt ur trade thus getting u out at BE or even at a loss. that is if the rollover spreads are gentle enough not to kick me out. so i tend to stay away from holdin trades into Asia. Also RR is king, so true. Nice podcast yesterday with Riz. keep the videos coming and good luck trading next week. cheers
The most important lesson learned is to hold a strong conviction in your trading bias once the market reveals its direction. Additionally, it is crucial to have confidence in your execution while maintaining solid risk management practices and adhering to your trading plan. As you rightly mentioned, psychology plays a significant role once you start seeing profits.
Mambafx response??
Quantity of the profit/loss does not matter. Maintaining a constant risk to reward ratio is the key.
Multi-timeframe is vry important
My biggest takeaway don't look at the monetary gain, look at the R:R always focus on the ROI
You won an account, tag me on Twitter!
I love how you admitted to the clickbaiting with the money amount as we all want to make a lot of money but you also stressed on the significance of perspective in this case risk to reward. You were able to profit on that move but didnt risk 20k to make 10k. It was a risk to reward of 6r in the end which is fantastic and was done with blending your normal entry criteria with an intraday approach to give you confidence to not only scale in multiple times but also to hold the move for more profit. For me this was the biggest takeaway. Love the breakdowns hope u do much more in the future.
Here are the things that I learned in this video:
1. Overall market structure is very important. You should trade based on htf trend.
2. Big market players are using the news to liquidate, use it to your advantage.
3. Risk management is the key. Have a good RRR on your trades, like 1:3.
In trading, psychology plays a role when deciding whether to close a profitable trade. Fear of missing out and loss aversion can influence this decision. However, it is important to consider the risk-to-reward ratio and objectively assess if the potential gains justify the potential risks. Balancing psychology and risk management is crucial for successful trading.
Take away for me from Kimmel was don’t focus on profits first, figure out how much you are willing to comfortably risk and then how much is your return on investment. Thanks Kimmel great video and great interview yesterday 🔥
My takeaway here is sticking to your plan and your risk management
I took EU buys off the 4h couple weeks ago then I took the same 4h sell two positions huge RR
"once you are profitable everything is psychology"
Trade with market direction and Higher Time Frame bias . Focus on Risk reward ratio and not loss.
Golden ✌🏾
Once you become profitable in trading, psychology becomes crucial as it influences decision-making, emotional management, risk management, consistency, resilience, and continuous improvement.
To not focus on monetary value and focus on RR. Always stick to your plan
Title says ONE trade but I see 3+ trades - Nice clickbait sir :)
That's a good take away, not the profit amount , just RRR-thats the key for successful trading. Good video bro❤
Sir teach me risk management please
Soon heheh!
Applause for your confidence in the market
The video narrated instances where the trader had to improvise, such as adjusting trade size due to technical issues or making decisions based on market reactions. This highlighted the importance of adaptability in trading, as unforeseen circumstances may arise. Viewers could glean insights into the trader's ability to adjust strategies on the fly, showcasing the dynamic nature of successful trading.
Trade management is a top notch and market direction knowledge applied here is great. A newbie would've close the trade when it reverse, but you know your plan and stick to it. I've learned something from this 💕
The biggest takeaway is, if we can get a clear idea about market direction utilising the move is the best way. Even if I we take a loss we can get into next trade if we get our confirmation.
Following you for a long time your contents are gem💎❤❤
I don't understand how someone as knowledgeable as you only just now made 10k in a trade
You know what you are doing
* don't mess up the psychology
* Trust your plan
* Understand the ROI
* Watch the price action during the trade , instead of set and forget
Biggest takeaway from the video is that having faith in your edge is more important than the execution 🎉
nice video
psychology is important when trading, also from the video, you ensured the market met your requirements before jumping in..most traders don't do that..
and last but not the least risk to reward ratio is key
Insane trade
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Needs a bravery to hold when it's messing around.
Hi kimmel I have been profitable for 6 month and i was getting payout consistently but it's been two weeks i don't know what is happening with me i blow all my live funded accounts and faild couple challenges any advice please
You take a lot of your sentiment based on 4h/1h fvg/ob. You held the trade overnight which I feel like 30% of the time works out in your favor, 70% though ends up playing out exactly how it did for you. Overnight pushback to pd array. I like that you try to mix swinging into intraday trading to catch more of a move but its very often not going to always work out that way and important for us to accept that. Good executions on everything!
The video provided insights into the challenges of holding trades overnight, expressing a preference for day trading due to the unpredictability of overnight market movements. This perspective offered viewers a glimpse into the trader's strategy and decision-making process, contributing to a broader understanding of different trading styles and their associated risks.
I once made 30k in 30 minutes on an crypto trade from $1.00 to $1.30. Checked the chart the next morning and it went to $14. 2021 was wild. My p&l would swing by six figures a day on my swing positions. It definitely takes you on an emotional journey watching that kind of fluctuation. I still remember the first time my open profit on a trade was enough to buy a house. It almost becomes unreal when you're just looking at the numbers you start to become almost too detached.
Insightfully video
Analysis higher time frame mark fair value gap and order block and swing then go lower time frame wait Market react your zone then enter trade i take minimum 1:2 risk reward ratio great opportunity to learn something new go and watch
Biggest key takeaway: Don't hold overnight and be content with enough.
My takeaway is always follow your plan full stop
Psychology is so important. That’s my take away
You got lucky 🍀
Hello bro❤️I am Jai a 15 year old forex trader and currently working to pass my first funded account 🤞
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Hi Jai I am Punit and I am also going to take a funded Challenge on 1st of March.
I am also 16 years old and made profit of $5000 last month using prop forms it took around four challenges to pass of $10000 of account and now I am profitable with 50% of roi
@@bullsmomentum bro which prop firm you are in
@@Fan_of_PUBG__ I am using tft
Biggest Takeaway
🔰Trade a strategy that compliments your psychology.
If you can't hold for days then day trade/scalp and vice versa
🔰Always remember to check the economic calender and determine how it could affect your trading day
🔰Ensure that your stops are at an invalidation level and is well protected
🔰Don't focus on the dollar ammount, focus on the R multiple / percentage gain/loss (ROI)
🔰Intermarket analysis is important in validating a trade Idea/entry ie when trading the EU let analyze DXY to validate your Idea
Bro please change your time to New York local time
Investing in HUGE or FSD Pharma poses a significant risk due to their involvement in pump and dump schemes.
Here’s me thinking is was your winning trade from manba’s signals😂
A bit late but better late than never !
1.Use correlation ! Dxy is your friend.
2.After set up your plan, with a lot of data, focus on psychology/emotions part, not the best but the most important !
3.try to forget $ and think about r factor !
4.Most important, join signal group where the owner says tp hit when break even🤠
Cant understand 100% because im frm france 🇨🇵
nice job !
My biggest takeaway would be to stick to your plan and trading profile. If you're strongest suite is a day trader, scalper or swing. Stick to one profile where you are more comfortable. The market will never run out of opportunities. Easier said than done. 😉