Regarding strategy 1, can you confirm for me what you mean by "Yesterday's Closing Price" and "Today's Opening Price"? What times, in New York time, for instance, are you referring to exactly? Also, do you use these same times for indices, forex, stocks, metals, etc.? Or do you use different "end of day/start of day" times for different markets? Thank you!
The 2nd strat gets my attention. Currently doing a lot of fairly discretionary scalps but it would be nice to keep side open with NQ etc solely for this scalp.
I have friends who does scalp based on market timing. Using long term swing trading works for me rather well specifically in the futures market. 1 to 3 week holds
terms slike breadcrums or tight stop dont mean anything if you dont give numbers - whats the average or minimum % you are seeking per trade, how tight is the stop %
A good strategy is if market open is fairly far above or below previous close, look for a return to that close before finding a range. I play that frequently
Do you just trade the return to close (take profit near the prior close)? Are you watching for a range to set up or other price action / signals to tell you that it isn't happening that day (invalidate the trade) or how do you manage a stop loss?
@mikeruggles8676 I use a couple indicators to help decide my in but usually scalping for $15-20/contract. Alot of times I could get much more but the swings can come quickly so I like the safer play. Usually trading 50-100 contracts at a time
I'm assuming that using a demo account is simulated trading or 'paper trading' and you're not "live" trading. If that's the case, when you're trading live you'll notice that you're orders don't get filled as quickly as it would with the AI program that you're competing with. In some cases, the order isn't filled at all. I know volume and liquidity plays an important part in getting orders filled but I still wish the simulated trading could mimic live trading more closely. You'll have to modify your strategy in order to adapt to live trading.
I have been in this for 4 years. Maybe time to move on from only forex? Anyway VWAP and forex don't work together. So there goes that strategy. Used to like scalping but now I think I would burn out in 10 minutes.
lol. This is the issue Im having. Just looking at charts is killing me. I need to look at 1h/4hr charts with alerts so I can just trade when key levels are hit/broken.
@@michaeltoma1023 Hi mate. Do you now trade higher time frames or adapt a string trading approach? I feel I want to swing trade instead now. A 2 or so week swing with multiple DCA's if needed. Then grab a 5% move when it turns in my favour.
This ain't scalping though... Scalping is in and out in seconds for a few ticks. If your sitting on a 5min chart and waiting 30+ mins to hit your target your just trading 5min swings
@@themelanatedgospel Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries. If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping. Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries. If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping. Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries. If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping. Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
Is there part 3 already? He is very easy to understand. The voice also is very conducive for learning. Much appreciated!
veteran scalper words of wisdom are gold nuggets , surely PART 3 is needed with a live session with the master ...Let's GOOOO
Love his confidence, calmness in teaching and clear n concise references.Thankyou
Thanks so much for giving us so much information for free! Awesome series!
So valuable, can't wait for part 3. Thanks so much Etienne and Michael.
What would you like us to cover in part 3?
@@DesireToTRADE Live Trading Session? Other Setups / Strategies ?
Always good, valuable information, thank you Etienne. You really make a difference, no nonsense, pure trading inspiration.
He seems pretty excited about his strats, especially the 2nd one, which to me is screams "edge"!
Regarding strategy 1, can you confirm for me what you mean by "Yesterday's Closing Price" and "Today's Opening Price"? What times, in New York time, for instance, are you referring to exactly? Also, do you use these same times for indices, forex, stocks, metals, etc.? Or do you use different "end of day/start of day" times for different markets?
Thank you!
Excellent thanks, part 3 please!
Awesome!! Thank you ! Part 3 please!
What do you want us to cover in part 3?
@@DesireToTRADE I’d like to see the money manage part of it and some examples of the trade and how it was taken off pieces or all at once. Thank you
The 2nd strat gets my attention. Currently doing a lot of fairly discretionary scalps but it would be nice to keep side open with NQ etc solely for this scalp.
I have friends who does scalp based on market timing.
Using long term swing trading works for me rather well specifically in the futures market. 1 to 3 week holds
You are very patience
Whats your entry/exit criteria and are you just using DCA until you are back in the green?
Which one u use
@@lockdowng112 COT
Can anyone explain these three strategies, without a chart I found it difficult to understand. TIA.
This was awesome, let’s get part 3
What do you want us to cover in part 3?
In the strategy one, I can see the Hull moving average is used correct ? and if it is the case what would be the correct setting for that HA?
Hi Elwood. I use the default 21 per. setting.
Trading percentage levels would be a great content for a future video, very few , almost no information about it out there.
What brokers would you recommend?
terms slike breadcrums or tight stop dont mean anything if you dont give numbers - whats the average or minimum % you are seeking per trade, how tight is the stop %
my default is 1/10 of 1% move in the index, so an ES default target is +5 pts. 😄
A good strategy is if market open is fairly far above or below previous close, look for a return to that close before finding a range. I play that frequently
Do you just trade the return to close (take profit near the prior close)? Are you watching for a range to set up or other price action / signals to tell you that it isn't happening that day (invalidate the trade) or how do you manage a stop loss?
@mikeruggles8676 I use a couple indicators to help decide my in but usually scalping for $15-20/contract. Alot of times I could get much more but the swings can come quickly so I like the safer play. Usually trading 50-100 contracts at a time
Well is ot really a question if we want part 3? Isnt the question why isnt it released yet? 😊 asesome vid!!
What do you want us to cover in part 3?
I'm assuming that using a demo account is simulated trading or 'paper trading' and you're not "live" trading.
If that's the case, when you're trading live you'll notice that you're orders don't get filled as quickly as it would with the AI program that you're competing with. In some cases, the order isn't filled at all. I know volume and liquidity plays an important part in getting orders filled but I still wish the simulated trading could mimic live trading more closely. You'll have to modify your strategy in order to adapt to live trading.
Thanks man
When you say 95% trade compliance Would you please explain your definition of Trade compliance.
Following every rule in your trading plan for a trade. You should aim to follow all your rules on 95/100 trades.
When are you going to bring back rajabank on your podcast. We been asking this for 2 years.
When I’ll have proof that he’s a profitable trader.
😂😂😂😂😂 fantastic answer me!
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@@DesireToTRADE shots fired! 😉
Michael, are you originally from Lecce province in South of Italy? here your surname is really common
Interesting. My ancestors are from Napoli region. Can't wait to check out Lecce one day. Thanks!
Some clarification needed- Strategy 1: You say to mark the day's open but don't say what role it has in the setup later.
Good Content
Glad that was useful!
I have been in this for 4 years. Maybe time to move on from only forex? Anyway VWAP and forex don't work together. So there goes that strategy. Used to like scalping but now I think I would burn out in 10 minutes.
lol. This is the issue Im having. Just looking at charts is killing me. I need to look at 1h/4hr charts with alerts so I can just trade when key levels are hit/broken.
Burnout is real and happens to me too. I use round numbers for FX trades instead of VWAP. Thanks for your comment.
@@michaeltoma1023 Hi mate. Do you now trade higher time frames or adapt a string trading approach? I feel I want to swing trade instead now. A 2 or so week swing with multiple DCA's if needed. Then grab a 5% move when it turns in my favour.
Enjoying this series when part 3?
What do you want Michael to cover in part 3?
@@DesireToTRADE I enjoy the breakdown strategies & trades would like see more please
can strategy 2 work with Stocks?
Thanks for the content.
absolutely!
Is this channel without courses you can buy? 🤔
Can you invite some crypto traders.
This ain't scalping though... Scalping is in and out in seconds for a few ticks. If your sitting on a 5min chart and waiting 30+ mins to hit your target your just trading 5min swings
Sir stop posting nonsense please. If you hit your target in 30 mins it certainly is scalping.
@@themelanatedgospel No, it most certainly is not. It's just intraday trading.
@@themelanatedgospel Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries.
If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping.
Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries.
If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping.
Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
Thought I replied already but either I forgot to send or it got deleted... anyway. I disagree on this. This is just intraday trading. Scalping is incredibly short term and focuses on capitalising on small spikes in volatility, usually using order flow (as in volume delta or the DOM) to target movements of a few ticks. Usually scalps last no more than a few seconds to perhaps a couple mins. Have a look at John Grady for example, he's a well known scalper who trades the treasuries.
If you're targeting moves of 10 or 20+ points that take 30mins to reach, you're just intraday trading. Lots of RUclips guys call their methodologies "scalping" because the word has a certain allure for some traders, especially newer traders. It's just marketing. But it's not scalping.
Now, it's really not a big deal, I'll grant you. It's just annoying because it's so hard to find good scalping content on RUclips because so many use the term incorrectly.
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