He didn’t charge thousands for this strategy! I really like the UK traders because they are willing to give information for free and want to see traders win. American traders charge for strategies someone showed them for free. Thank you Scott. I listened to your interview and it was helpful in so many ways. Thank you Cam!
Appreciate that. Of course I can’t work for free but yes I also wanted to make sure my mentorship is affordable for most aspiring traders. Some who even may want to join for only a few months, it won’t break the bank. Much love for the kind words 🙏🏼❤
@@revertedrf978For real. I've seen the other way around as well. Cherry picking lazy @ss clowns who aren't even willing to do the research let alone learning to trade.
To save people scrolling looking for the indicators, Scott posted them on a comment below they are: The fractals indicator is Fractals by Rachel T. Settings at 240. The market sessions indicator is FX Market Sessions at default settings
I seriously relate to Scott on all that he teaches here and the fact that I was a Holiday Maker in the UK back in 2004........just amazing mate. Yanela from South Africa.
Wow! I’m so glad I clicked on this. I’m brand new to this world and the fact that I found this before going down that 5 year journey makes me smile. This information really resonates with me and I’m grateful and looking forward to exploring it further. Thank you!
Also don’t forget once your actual orders is in, the market will react to it and actively stop you out. It is scary that market is like a living being, it will actively hunt your stop loss no matter how far away it is
@@pencilcheck if you put your stop in an obvious spot yes most times it will get hit, the market doesn’t chase individual stops but it knows statistically where the herd will put. It’s called liquidity which big institutions need to move the markets buts nothing personal.
Still fire as always! I think my notion template could help you plan and journal your trades. It has simplified notes of everything I learned from ICT and his students. 😊
GM everyone : Scott is there a way you can share the name of the Fractal Indicator and its configuration Inputs please. Loved the interview. Lot of thinking to do, and lots of pearls of wisdom !!! Thank you Trading Nut, love your channel !!!
Thanks I’m pleased you enjoyed the value I shared. Yes the fractals indicator is Fractals by Rachel T. Settings at 240. The market sessions indicator is FX Market Sessions at default settings
@@scotttaylorfx GM Scott, thank you so much fpr taking the time to get back to me and for sharing your indicators information. I am watching the video you did with Cam for the third time. I get new stuff every time... where may I find more videos of yours ? ... saty safe and healthy and thank you again !!! Cheers !!!
@@YouarturoWhy not finding them yourself without the need of an indicator ? Imagine a High needs to have a lower candle on its left and right and that is it
Thank you for the video. Pls if a candle closes above a fractal (swing high) and the next candle close below the high but it wicks it. Will that still b considered 'no follow through '
I love UK traders. They like to simplify and they are very pragmatic and objective. he is an exclente communicator. Amazing content. Sad that i dont have 1000 pounds to buy lifetime program.
That’s insane I have never seen a funded trader can sustain a 50% winrate with 3:1 R:R. You would be making 10R every 10 trades. If that’s actually real the strategy is one of the best ever created.
Nice strategy but the first example was wrong as you said that it was an OB but was actually inducement which is why the 4h wicked what you called the ob. Just the wrong ob which is what alot of people run into. Other then that great video
I don't think it's quite fair to label every strategy that employs the basic concepts of "buy low/sell high" and "be consistent about what time of the day you trade" as an ict strategy. I mean, Wall Street bets even promotes those concepts...
ICT itself isn't even a strategy. It's a culmination of concepts. Saying "ICT Strategy" is just a way of generalizing it and I don't really see much wrong with that. The guys using premium / discount, liquidity, killzones, etc. That's definitely ICT.
He states that you must look at the most recent fractals to be taken out on the 4H, but at 14:42 to marks the extremes instead of the "recent" ones that are printed afterwards which in constradicting to the original statement. Clarifying which fractals to take would be appreciated!
Those extremes are the recent fractals because the high (extreme) was the last point before the fat sell off which caused the new nft break if that makes sense.
If red folder news is due out and news I would consider restricted news, I will not trade within 1 hour before or will wait until 15 minutes after, no sooner. Some red folder news I trade through as impact on these pairs is minor and I have rarely experienced slippage in my years trading 🙏🏼
What a bunch of BS. I've been trading support and resistance with proper money management for a long time and that is spending 15 minutes a day. Keep it simple and control risk. It's as simple as that.
One high probability trade is better than forcing 20 low probability trades to “feel like a trader”. Plus 3% on a 100k account is 3k.. imagine multiple accounts.
@@Scouseantics go ahead, try and use this. You will either lie and say it works to protect your ego or realise how wrong you were and never get back to me. Guaranteed
@@scotttaylorfx Thanks for the great strategy. Quick question about the indicators used. There's some holes in the information I went through on the comments. Also in a more recent video you used a different kill zone indicator. Could you perhaps clarify the indicators please and their parameters? It would be a great help in better understanding and backtesting your strategy. Thanks!
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He didn’t charge thousands for this strategy! I really like the UK traders because they are willing to give information for free and want to see traders win. American traders charge for strategies someone showed them for free. Thank you Scott. I listened to your interview and it was helpful in so many ways. Thank you Cam!
Appreciate that. Of course I can’t work for free but yes I also wanted to make sure my mentorship is affordable for most aspiring traders. Some who even may want to join for only a few months, it won’t break the bank. Much love for the kind words 🙏🏼❤
It's literally an ICT concept and ICT is American....
@@revertedrf978For real. I've seen the other way around as well. Cherry picking lazy @ss clowns who aren't even willing to do the research let alone learning to trade.
Strategic edge is not so hard to find in the charts, its the mental edge that will make or break you
Food for thought 🤔
@@revertedrf978Thank you for reminding us.
To save people scrolling looking for the indicators, Scott posted them on a comment below they are:
The fractals indicator is Fractals by Rachel T. Settings at 240.
The market sessions indicator is FX Market Sessions at default settings
Life saver
can you please tell me the time zone in the session indicator
@@codeonandroidgmt / uct +1!
Thanks mate for sharing. Yre a nice man
Great share, thanks!
I seriously relate to Scott on all that he teaches here and the fact that I was a Holiday Maker in the UK back in 2004........just amazing mate. Yanela from South Africa.
Glad you can relate and take away value here 👏🏼
Wow! I’m so glad I clicked on this. I’m brand new to this world and the fact that I found this before going down that 5 year journey makes me smile. This information really resonates with me and I’m grateful and looking forward to exploring it further. Thank you!
I’m really pleased to hear it!
I really loved this presentation. Thank you Cam and Scott❤
Scott is a rare Gem
Appreciate that. Big love ❤
Hi there Cam, I really like your podcasts and stuffs. Can you bring up next these guys: Mahadfx, Diamant Capital, ZM Capital or Phantom
I backtest this, started off really well, was up 32% in profit but like most strategies I ran into a lot of losses trying to pick the highs or lows.
Also don’t forget once your actual orders is in, the market will react to it and actively stop you out. It is scary that market is like a living being, it will actively hunt your stop loss no matter how far away it is
@@pencilcheckIf you have master multi time frame analysis and bias as well as liquidity. Then that will not ever be a problem
@@pencilcheck if you put your stop in an obvious spot yes most times it will get hit, the market doesn’t chase individual stops but it knows statistically where the herd will put. It’s called liquidity which big institutions need to move the markets buts nothing personal.
a 1:3 RR you need a 25% strike for break even 1+3=4 1 win 3 losses = BE enjoy the pips thx for the video
Thanks for the correction 😄👏🏼
Still fire as always! I think my notion template could help you plan and journal your trades. It has simplified notes of everything I learned from ICT and his students. 😊
Yes please
GM everyone : Scott is there a way you can share the name of the Fractal Indicator and its configuration Inputs please. Loved the interview. Lot of thinking to do, and lots of pearls of wisdom !!! Thank you Trading Nut, love your channel !!!
Thanks I’m pleased you enjoyed the value I shared. Yes the fractals indicator is Fractals by Rachel T. Settings at 240. The market sessions indicator is FX Market Sessions at default settings
@@scotttaylorfx GM Scott, thank you so much fpr taking the time to get back to me and for sharing your indicators information. I am watching the video you did with Cam for the third time. I get new stuff every time... where may I find more videos of yours ? ... saty safe and healthy and thank you again !!! Cheers !!!
@@YouarturoWhy not finding them yourself without the need of an indicator ? Imagine a High needs to have a lower candle on its left and right and that is it
Just came across this today, does this only work on EU/GU or can we use this on other pairs too
Thanks for this Scott & Cam. I love the approach and rules in this strategy. Something that I can add into my system 😍🤩
I’m pleased you took value and want to implement into your own trading
In the second trade, how do you determine if you take the trade or not, seeing as the buy entry was above the 50% mark?
The Liquidity sweep happened below the 50 mark.
Very informative video. Thank you! 🙌🙌
Hi Scott, how do you sign up to your course?
Thank you for the video.
Pls if a candle closes above a fractal (swing high) and the next candle close below the high but it wicks it. Will that still b considered 'no follow through '
Yes absolutely it would
I love UK traders. They like to simplify and they are very pragmatic and objective. he is an exclente communicator. Amazing content. Sad that i dont have 1000 pounds to buy lifetime program.
What tool is he using to draw premium vs discount?
What's the name of the name of the indicator and who is the author
Ict kill zone tradinator
Fractals by Rachel T, and FX Market Sessions
I like the look of this a lot!
I’m pleased you do 🫶🏼
That’s insane I have never seen a funded trader can sustain a 50% winrate with 3:1 R:R. You would be making 10R every 10 trades. If that’s actually real the strategy is one of the best ever created.
which obviously it isnt lol
@@rickyrozay752have you tested it
@@MoPRZA.he obviously hasnt
We have produced over 50 funded traders in less than 4 weeks with this strategy so yes it works and it is sustainable 😊
@@scotttaylorfx thats pretty good mate! nice. im still doubting any of them will have nearly 50% winrate with an average R:R of 3:1.
What are the kill zone hours?
when the little hand is on 8 and the big hand is on 12
Nice strategy but the first example was wrong as you said that it was an OB but was actually inducement which is why the 4h wicked what you called the ob. Just the wrong ob which is what alot of people run into. Other then that great video
No, you just need 25% to be break-even. You win 1 trade and make 3% and you lose 3 trades you lost 3%. With 33% you're in profit.
But @tradingnut why would you say it's ICT on the title of the video, it's diminishing.
When you see the strategy and do the free mentorship you’ll see why.
@@TradingNut Nah, I don't rate this. This strategy doesn't use FVG or have anything to do with ICT.
@@iamtomwood Kill Zone, Premium & Discount... both in his free mentorship. Or are they not?
I don't think it's quite fair to label every strategy that employs the basic concepts of "buy low/sell high" and "be consistent about what time of the day you trade" as an ict strategy. I mean, Wall Street bets even promotes those concepts...
ICT itself isn't even a strategy. It's a culmination of concepts.
Saying "ICT Strategy" is just a way of generalizing it and I don't really see much wrong with that.
The guys using premium / discount, liquidity, killzones, etc. That's definitely ICT.
Which ICT trading model is this?
it's all a part of mmxm model
What are the names of the indicators and who built them please? Also what are the parameter values?
Lux algo also has ict kill zone
**tradinator for ict killzone
Wondering why buy stop for the entry? And in what conditions cancel the buy stop order.
Stop orders because of price continues higher it invalidates the sell and vice versa. Avoids taking unnecessary losses
He states that you must look at the most recent fractals to be taken out on the 4H, but at 14:42 to marks the extremes instead of the "recent" ones that are printed afterwards which in constradicting to the original statement. Clarifying which fractals to take would be appreciated!
I got a same query
@@harryuk yea i hate these situations, as i appreciated the mechanical aspect of the strategy. Ending on such vague terms was a bummer for sure.
@@ChiliwarePC Yes! very true..
Those extremes are the recent fractals because the high (extreme) was the last point before the fat sell off which caused the new nft break if that makes sense.
@@taseenmusawir5730 I get that, but what determines a "fat sell-off". It's quite a discretionary term which can be defined many different ways.
Anybody know which fractal indicator and which kill zone indicator he is using?
why you don't show the names of the indicators and the parameters?
Search Fractals, how hard is that?
what would you look for if it closes below with two candles ?
FT if we get an initial wick close or SFT if both body consecutive closes
Scott can this work on xau usd
Yes it absolutely can 😊
Why is Asian killzone not traded?
14:09 it's a 25% winrate to be break-even on a 1/3 but good s
Then anything above 25% SR using this strategy and your laughing all the way to the bank 😄
Its 25% to be break even with a 1/3 not 33%...
what kill zone indicator is it
Is it me or does anyone have the same problem where fx market session default setting doesn't look like Scotts settings in this video
I changed the colours of mine 🤝🏼
the time windows are 7:30-10:00 and 13:00-15:30 UTC+1 London time
Does Scott explain what their process is when red folder news is set to release around a potnential entry time?
You don’t trade
If red folder news is due out and news I would consider restricted news, I will not trade within 1 hour before or will wait until 15 minutes after, no sooner. Some red folder news I trade through as impact on these pairs is minor and I have rarely experienced slippage in my years trading 🙏🏼
@@scotttaylorfx❤
@@Myke4445person Exactly
Scott, last NY session june 15, was the GBPUSD long trade valid? News candle triggers the buy stop after candle 15min sweep of fractal.
Depends what the news release was and if it was a release I’d decide not to trade. But from a technical standpoint the trade is valid 🙏🏼
@@scotttaylorfx thanks Scott! Great work!
Was that 3 to 5AM and 830 to 11AM if converted to newyork time
New York time is always New York time
@@johngreydanus2033 but scott mentions london time in his video FYI. So I am converting it.
I’m still confused. I guess I have to watch it a few more times
Time Stamp
3:07 Strategy
Awesome strategy got 1 trade the entire year
Anyone backtestes this strategy?
Last last 😁
Second! 🙂
Bro doesnt even know what a order block is and is talking about smc like its retail
Please I want a giveaway
🎉🎉😢
And just go full margin on US30 😂
Good risk management there 😅
Last
What a bunch of BS. I've been trading support and resistance with proper money management for a long time and that is spending 15 minutes a day. Keep it simple and control risk. It's as simple as that.
Lmaoooo
That’s definitely not a “ very simple strategy”
It’s simple once you have spent just a few days learning it believe me
It's the simplest strategy I've traded.
@@iamtomwood people who say it isn’t simple are the ones who haven’t even tried to learn it.
@@scotttaylorfx he is write "very simple startegy" not just "simple" from your opinion bro scottt
This is super simple compared to a lot of other strategies.
First :-)
1:3 too small for my small account. I start from 1:5
Its better to hold trades than the in and outs.
I am would close 90% of the trade at 3RR, set stop loss just above +BE and I Let 10% run to 4HR either direction. You may see around 5% RR
You will be lucky to get one entry a month with this strategy if you're lucky
Theres been 3 setups in the last two weeks on EU/GU so this is not true.
Not really.. There are 20 good volume pairs to scan from...Plus you can get on with your real life !
Based off what exactly?
One high probability trade is better than forcing 20 low probability trades to “feel like a trader”. Plus 3% on a 100k account is 3k.. imagine multiple accounts.
@@Scouseantics go ahead, try and use this. You will either lie and say it works to protect your ego or realise how wrong you were and never get back to me. Guaranteed
what is his insta name again
Scotttaylorfx 😁
@@scotttaylorfx Thanks for the great strategy. Quick question about the indicators used. There's some holes in the information I went through on the comments. Also in a more recent video you used a different kill zone indicator. Could you perhaps clarify the indicators please and their parameters? It would be a great help in better understanding and backtesting your strategy. Thanks!