NOTHING is easier than this trading strategy.

0:00 If your trading strategy is any more complicated than what I'm about to teach you right now, then I recommend you just throw it away and then do this instead. The only exception to this is if your trading approach is in fact simpler than what I'm about to teach you in this video, which would basically just be blindfolding yourself and hitting buy and sell. If your trading approach is that simple, fine, you win. But if it's not, you're probably not going to find many things simpler than what I'm about to teach you. My whole trading approach for the past decade has revolved around what I'm about to teach you here in this video. I teach the comprehensive trading approach which is my full strategy and like an hourong free training video which is in the link in the description. But in this video I'm going to break it down in a very simple way and I'm also going to give you examples. We're going to go into the trading view replay mode. We're going to back test. I'm going to show you some live trades I took last week, trades I'm looking to take this

0:46 week. I'm going to give it all to you right here in this video. And you don't even have to hit the like button or comment. You just have to watch the damn video. Let's get right into it. So, with this being said, here is my trading approach in a nutshell. Obviously, there's a little bit of nuance, but here's basically what I do. Number one, I go to the weekly time frame. Number two, I draw a support zone below price and a resistance zone above price. And then number three, I buy if it's at support, I sell if it's at resistance with a stop just past the zone and a 1:1 riskreward ratio. That's it. That's all I do right here. Like I said, the only thing more simple than this is just blindfolding yourself and hitting buy and sell. So whenever it comes to this, let me show you a trade that I took last week. Literally the the very last trade I took last week was this right here. I bought Euro GBP here on the higher time

1:32 frames. Right? So on this trade right here, I made just about $50,000 net of fees and commission. So a little under $50,000 on this. And this is what it looked like the moment I entered it. Um I bought right here. And as you can see right here, we're on the weekly chart. I bought here with a stop below and a target above. Now when we go to the chart to visualize this, let me just show you. Let me show you how simple it is. I went to the weekly chart when price was up here like you know two weeks prior and it came down into the zone. I had an alert there at the zone and then as soon as I got there I bought. I put a stop-loss below the zone and I put a target above the zone and I had a 1:1 risk-reward ratio and I risked just about $50,000 on this trade. What happened? It went up last week on

2:18 Friday. it rocketed up into my uh take-profit area and then it filled the takerit last week and then resulted in a $50,000 profit. The interesting thing about this is that with a 1:1 risk-reward ratio, my win rate's only about 50%. And you might be asking yourself, doesn't that mean you're break even, perhaps even losing after fees and commissions? Well, it's not the case because when I'm wrong, I just get out of the trade a little bit early most of the time. I can get out in a small profit, break even or a small loss, or perhaps halfway to the stop loss. There are certain times it actually goes and hits the stop loss and that's okay too. The risk is controlled. But whenever I win, I try my best to let it go all the way to the profit target. This guarantees that long-term my average win is bigger than my average loss. And trading is very basically simple, okay? To make a profit, you have to make a little more than you lose. That's

3:03 literally it. It's not rocket science. There's no need for any sort of insane complicated trading approaches. Price just goes up or down. Your goal is to keep things simple and control risk. just get in there, figure out a way to control risk and structure it so that way you can make a little more than you lose long term. And come on, it's super simple. Let's get right into it. Now, that is an example of a trade I took last week. I made $50,000 on. I took a couple other trades last week where I lost like I think $40,000 on and then I came out on the week in a small profit, right? About 10,000 bucks. I risk anywhere from 25 to $50,000 per trade. I've been trading like for the past decade and I've made like millions of dollars in stocks, crypto and forex combined over the past decade. But I'm going to demonstrate to you how simple this is. So, we've got all the forex pairs right here. We've got maybe about like 20 of them. Let's go ahead and just

3:48 pick a number between 1 and 20 here on the random number generator to pick a pair to trade. So, number two. So, this means uh Euro USD. So, we'll go here to EuroD. I'm going to hit the weekly time frame right here. And then we're going to hit the replay mode. We're going to go to a random bar and then we're going to try to take a trade. Okay. So, this is December of 2011. This is before I even started trading. So, what are we going to do? We're going to draw the clearest zone below price that we can find and the clearest zone above price. So, these are the only two zones I have. Okay, so step one, go to the weekly time frame. Two, draw a support zone above and below price on the weekly. Number three, the moment price gets there, buy if it's at support or sell if it's at resistance. Price is here at support, we're going to buy. I'm going to put a stop loss below and we're going to put a target above. Then what we're going to

4:35 do is after this trade concludes, right? Like maybe I close it early manually. Maybe it hits the stop, maybe it hits the target. We're then going to pick another random pair, go back to a random time frame, and we're going to do this on multiple pairs, and then we're going to see what the P&L is at the end. So, let's see what happens. I'm going to click uh I'm actually going to see if it'll go here to the daily. I'm not sure if it will. Yeah, okay, it went to the daily. Perfect. So, then we're going to start clicking forward and I'm going to watch the price action as we go candle by candle to decide what to do. Okay. So, this one goes to the stop loss. So, currently we have minus1 here on Euro USD. Now, what we're going to do is we're going to select another pair

5:20 13. We're going to go 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. This is CAD JPY. And then we're at we're in 2012. So, let's go ahead and just hit random bar again and see where it brings us. So now we're in 2011. So let's go to the weekly time frame. Let's draw the clear zone above price and below price. Looks like there's actually literally a zone right here. A little bit sloppy because of how far it went below that zone. However, we've got a zone there. We've got a zone here. So technically, we're right here at resistance. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to place a short position right here. I'm going to put a stop loss just above the zone. And I'm going to put a target at a one to one or score ratio.

6:08 Go back to the daily so we can let it play out and watch price action a little bit more closely. So this one goes to the profit target. That's a 1 one. So now we're currently sitting at break even. Okay, cool. What you'll notice is given enough trades, even if you suck at trading and you just enter random trades literally blindfolded with a stop at a one with a stop and target at a 1 to1 riskreward ratio, what you'll notice is longterm the worst case scenario is that you break even net of fees and commissions, which if you're trading forex, the fees and commissions are generally pretty small, especially if you're swing trading and you're not entering a million trades a day on day trading. I love that because it means I can give this trading approach to anybody, even you, a complete idiot. Don't be offended. I'm an idiot as well. I'm somehow been able to be profitable just because I keep things stupidly simple. I

6:55 can give this trading approach to a complete utter idiot, a degenerate chest beating chimpanzee. And worst case scenario, usually with nothing guaranteed because trading is risky and most people lose money. But usually they will at least be break even. To put this into perspective, 90% of people lose money trading, right? The stats are anywhere from 70 to 95%. Let's just say 90%. It's a nice in between. Nine out of 10en people, you know, all of whom are mostly idiots, are going to lose money trading. You can be in the top 10 percentile of people who don't lose money trading by quite literally entering random buy and sells with a 1:1 riskreward ratio and letting it hit profit or letting it hit stop. And then when you add in a little bit of discretion, right, you get a little bit of experience, you start closing losing trades a little bit earlier, start

7:41 holding winning trades to the target, that is when you start making a little more than you lose. And then you can start risking larger dollar amounts. You can go from $100 to 500 to a,000 to 10,000 or like me 25 to $50,000, sometimes even more per trade. And I only come out and profit anywhere from one to two units of profit per month. But for me, that means I make around $50 to $100,000 on average per month just doing this over and over again with the same sort of risk parameters. It's beautiful. So we've lost one trade, we've won one trade. Let's go here to a different pair now. So number three. So Euroad Euro USD then AUDUSD in the number three spot. We're going to hit random bar down here again going back all the way here into March of 2008. Um this is during like I think

8:26 part of the like flash crash or whatever. So let's see how this goes. This is a lot of old data, but you know it is what it is. This this just it just kind of proves to show like this stuff still works. So we're going to wait for price to get to one of these zones. Now, you know, sometimes it's going to take a long time and you know, that's the that's the thing here in Forex trading. The lucky the cool thing about trading forex is that you have so many pairs to trade. So, price looks like it's getting up here. Let's let it get up there into the resistance zone. Okay, so it's here at the resistance zone. So, what we're going to do, very complicated. Remember, number one, we went to the weekly chart. Number two, we waited for price to get to a support or resistance zone because we we drew them and then we waited. And then when price gets there, we just enter a buy or sell with a 1:1-reward ratio. Now, you'll see

9:11 right here we're on the daily, right? I use the weekly and the daily and the 1 hour. I I just say weekly because it's nice and simple and it makes it very simple for you. Okay? The the less the less nuance for you right now, the better because you can add all that later with experience. But for you, it's very very simple. Just go to the weekly. Not that big of a deal. So, the weekly and the daily zones are also basically the same thing. Like if if you go to the weekly on this right here, like right and we encapsulate all this price data, it's just it's like the same thing, right? Like you just the the weekly zoomed in a bit is the same thing as the daily just zoomed out a bit, right? So it's the same thing. So we're going to let this play out. We're going to watch some price action here. And this one falls into profit. Okay, cool. So if we're risking the same unit of risk per trade,

9:58 so far we've had three trades. We lost the first one, we won the second one, and then we won this third one. So, so far that's one minus one plus one. That's break even. Then we have the third one. We're in plus one unit of profit. Okay, so that's so far just in three trades. We're in plus one unit of profit. That's great. And we haven't even managed anything dynamically yet. Let's go do the next trade. The same old simple stuff over and over, right? I'm just doing this completely randomly. So four. So 1 2 3 4. So USDCHF. All right, we'll go to USDCHF. We'll click random bar. We'll here, you know, let's go. We're going to use a weekly. Let's see. Uh let's see what we got here on USDCHF. So, this is a bit more choppy. We're here in October of 2018.

10:44 I'm going to draw I don't really see a clear support zone below price. What is this? Is this a support zone? I don't know. The cool part about this is like it's fun whenever you're just getting started because you get to learn. You don't know what the hell's going on. So, you just throw some stuff at the wall. It's like, you know, throwing darts at the dart board, seeing what hits near the bullseye. Um, and then you get better at time as you do it. But this keeps things super super stupidly simple. So, let's let's play it forward until price gets to one of these regions, and then we're going to buy or we're going to sell. So, looks like price got there in his support, but it didn't really go deep enough to where I would have entered. So, you know, no trade. Let's see if it gets right up here into this resistance zone. For me, I would

11:30 say this is good enough. I would say it's because generally I enter about halfway into the zones. So, where is halfway into the zone? So, between this and this. So, probably about right here. So, that's Yeah. So, that's roughly halfway into the zone. Okay, cool. So, we'll do it. If you want to be real real safe, you can just enter at the tiptops of the wicks right here. and that is safer, but you'll have fewer trades and you're you're actually going to in my opinion from my experience and coaching over 4,000 clients. You're actually going to leave a lot of money on the table if you're waiting for absolute picture perfect entries. So that's why I just generally wait for price to get about halfway into the zone. Then I enter. Then I put my stop loss not just above the zone like that, but above all the recent highs at the zone. So that's the most extreme high right there. So it needs to go above that. The stop doesn't have to go way the hell above the zone. just has to go above the zone and above

12:15 any of the recent highs that have been past the zone. This also makes it much easier for your profit target to be hit. So for me, I'm just going to do it like this one to one risk-reward ratio and then we're going to let it play out. So let's see what happens. We're going to watch it. We're going to see if we can manage it dynamically if it starts to go against us. So see how it pushes all the way up to that previous high. Now this could go and stop out and if it does, that's perfectly fine. But as long as it doesn't break that high, we know technically the trade is still viable, right? And again, this is what I'm saying where sometimes, you know, if you're just waiting for those extreme highs, yeah, you'll generally get really good entries and you'll know right there at that exact moment if it's going to make or break. Um, but what I found is again, you just get such fewer trading opportunities and then like instead of a

13:01 couple trading opportunities per month, you might get like one. So, this is either going to go hit the stop or it's going to fall and hit the profit target. And we don't know. We're going to let it play out. So, this one takes a while, but it ends up going to the profit target. So, now we've had four trades. One of them's been a loss. Three of them have been a win. That means, you know, -1 + one break even. Then the last one we won, which was one unit of profit. Then this last one we've won now, which is another unit of profit. So, we're up two units of profit. This is on four trades on four separate pairs on a completely random price data. And it's just doing the same damn thing. It's drawing a weekly support resistance zone, waiting for price to get there, and then buying or selling with a 1:1 riskreward ratio. Now, if you don't believe, this is actually what I do. I I have called all

13:48 my trades here in my Discord server for like the past I think like three years since like the summer of 2022. So, over three years in here that I've just been calling all my trades live. Um, I'm not going to give you a link to this Discord server. What honestly what you need to go do is just do the free training at the link in the description because it's an hourong video. I show you this exact same thing but just with more nuance. I show it with, you know, a lot more detail. I give you a lot more parameters and stuff. But through all my wins and losses, you can see this is the past about little little over two months. I think this we're going on two months in one week today. Um I start this account was at 50 $350,000. I actually lost like two trades in the beginning. So the account was all the way down to around $250,000. And then I've made all of it back with profit and to in total the profit's about $250,000. then you got to subtract

14:34 the fees and commissions, which in this case is like 80,000 bucks. But I've grown this account from 350K down to 250K and then all the way back above 500K. And currently today, the account sits at 511,000 in about 2 months. That's a 100% gain in about 2 months from where it was at on the low water mark. Um, if you count the deposit, it's like a 50% gain. So, what I'm saying is that this is really scalable. even with a with a high balance and using um like higher position sizes, it's still profitable. Even if you're paying fat fees and commissions like me, you know, to get a reliable broker, generally you're going to have higher fees and commissions. And and it works so so well because when you win, which is, you know, at least 50% of the time, if not a little bit more on average statistically long term, you make more than you lose long term. That is the beauty behind

15:21 this trading approach. Okay. Now, here's my analysis for this week. Okay. I I send my analysis out here every day, first thing in the morning. um not every day, but like once a week because these are I mean, come on. These are weekly charts. How much does it change every day, right? There's one new weekly candle per week. There's not really much to do. Here's the trades I'm looking to take right now. So, this is December 15th at 7 a.m. So, this is literally today, an hour and a half ago, I sent this out. So, Euroad, I'm waiting on price to get up here into this resistance zone, then I'm going to sell. Okay, what does this look like right here? Let's Oh, we got to exit the replay mode here. So, let's go ahead and just click uh leave. Okay, cool. So, what what is going to happen? If price gets up here in this resistance zone, go to the daily just to zoom in just a little bit. We can show you when price gets up into here, I will sell with a stop-loss just

16:07 above the zone and a target just below the zone. That's it. That's quite literally it. The trade will look something like this, right? Maybe a little bit of the specifics will change like the entry, the exact stop placement, exact target, but it's basically going to be something like this. A sell at the resistance zone with a stop above and a target below. I swear the only easier thing than this is to blindfold yourself and enter buys and sells randomly and let it hit 1:1 riskreward ratio or 1:1 stop-loss and even then you're going to break even. You'll be ahead of 90% of your friends. That's Euroat. The next thing is AUDUSD. So, I'm looking for the same thing. I'm looking for a push into the resistance zone. Um, in this case, an extreme high. And I said it's going to be a good selling opportunity if it gets there. So, look

16:52 at this. This is just a resistance and price if price gets there I'll sell. It's either going to work or it's not. So that's AUDUSD right here and my you can see my alert is right here up around 67 just the previous high. I will enter a sell with a stop above the zone and target below. Same thing here on AUD JPY, right? Just a buy at support or resistance, right? And buy at support sell if it's at resistance. Now this broke above the resistance. I got a nice little profitable trade on this. Made like 25 or $50,000 off this. Then it broke above and then I lost a little bit as it broke above the zone. I closed a little bit early. It broke above and you know lost some money. But a net I made a profit on on these first bounces. Now since it's broken above the zone, what happens? Well, price breaks above a zone. If it comes back to retest it, you just simply, you know, you buy. Price does this all the time. When we go to AD JPY right here,

17:39 when price breaks above a zone, I mean, let's go to the weekly chart, right? I'm showing you this on the weekly. There is a resistance zone. Price breaks above it. Generally, if it comes back and you buy, right, it's either going to bounce or it's not. So, it breaks above, bounces at the support resistance zones, does the same thing again. Breaks above the zone, come back, bounces, has a move up, comes to the next area. I don't know if anyone would call this a support resistance zone. Perhaps if you're using mental gymnastics on the daily, you know, you might be able to say that's a zone, but honestly, that price went way far above it. You only really have a resistance there and then a support there. So, you know, even if you just leave that alone, right, you you find that price breaks past zones, comes back to retest, breaks past zones, comes back to retest. And if you just buy and sell at the zones, like quite literally doing the bare minimum, right? You can trade,

18:25 you can spend less than 15 minutes per day on the charts doing this. And and and I mean that not figuratively, not hypothetically. I mean that verbatim. If you're looking at the damn weekly chart, the price, the candles, there's one new candle per week. How hard can it be? Right? you just look at the chart once a day, update your analysis, drag your alerts into place to just sit there and basically just wait. And then when price gets to one of the zones, provided there's not a crazy news event or something, um, then you just buy at support and sell at resistance. It's that simple. So price comes back down here into this zone, then I'm going to buy, right? So it's very, very basic, very, very simple. That's this week on ADJPY. Now, let's see. I think there was one or two more. So there's two more. So USDCHF, this is on the weekly. You can see I have a support zone here. What am I going to do? It's very, very

19:12 complicated. Remember, we're buying at support, selling at resistance. We have no clue what we're doing. We're just some traders trying to figure this out. So, I have an alert here at the zone. If price comes down into here, you know, wherever the hell this alert is at, you know 7889. So, basically about, you know, 79, just below that. If it comes down into here, I'm going to buy with a stop below and a target above. Remember, the stop has to go below the most recent extreme low of the zone. So, the stop will have to go below that. The trade might look something like this, right? A buy right there, stop below, target above at a 1 to1 riskward ratio. Trade will look something like that. And if it bounces, cool. Look how many times it's bounced already. Maybe it'll break eventually. And if it does, it's okay because every other time here, it's had a nice little bounce. Perhaps, just perhaps, it might

19:58 bounce again. I don't think it's completely delusional to say, "Oh, it's at support. Maybe it'll bounce again." You don't enter buys and sells at support resistance zones because you're trying to predict where it's going to go. You do it because it's a good risk structure. You do it because you know if price gets to that region, it is either going to bounce or it's going to break. And as long as you're right a little more than half the time, or as long as you're only right half the time and you close losses a little early and you hold your targets a little bit further, buying and selling at support resistance zones with a 1:1 reward ratio is like the most basic way to trade and has been the thing that has worked the best out of all the trading approaches that I've experimented with and tested and used over the past decade. This is what works the best. I'm still doing the absolute bare minimum. I'm doing like a tenth of all the crap that you see here on online. It's it's consens and and I'm just making like ridiculous amounts of

20:45 money doing it over and over and over. So that's USDCHF. The last one here I'm looking at this week is Euro USD. If it gets up here into this resistance zone, I'm going to sell. Let's go to the actual chart. What is this? It's a resistance zone. Right now, the most extreme high is way far past this zone. So when price gets up there, you know, I'm going to have to put my stop above that zone. So what would that look like here? Well, it's going to look something like this. I'm going to sell here at this zone. Stop stop loss. So basically right there. there. So, just above that high and then a target of a 1:1 riskreward ratio. You'll notice every time prices got to this zone, it had a bounce that far. It had a bounce this far. It came up into here. Um, so this was a huge spike past the zone, but then whenever it got back below the zone, came back up and retested there and then it fell right here. Came all the way down. Now, if it comes up here again,

21:31 it's probably going to have a nice bounce, right? If it bounces at all, which it might not, it might just break above the zone and go stop out. And if so, that's fine. the very first example I showed you on this video, the trade stopped out immediately. Basically, that'll happen. So, just, you know, accept it. It's not that big of a deal. But every time price has come here, we've had a nice move away. 240 pips. This one was 380 pips. This one was 180 pips. And if this one bounces right here, 150 pips, right? That that would be the smallest bounce away from this zone that we've gotten so far. and and and if that happens, right, I will be banking probably around $50,000 on this because that's probably what I'll risk on this trade. So, it's it's that basic. Now, in this video, I want to recap what I've just showed you. Okay? Number one, I've showed you you don't have to do a bunch of crazy stuff on trading. I've

22:17 given you a basic three-step strategy to be able to approach the trading the markets, and you're going to build your own discretion, intuition, and experience around that. Okay? Um, also, like I said, this whole thing is at the link in the description. It's just free. It's a whole free training course on exactly what I do. Okay? And I don't hold anything back. It is all there in that free training. Um, and then on top of that, what I've done is I showed you back testing examples. I went to random charts on random on on random pairs and random like chart data at time frames like over a decade ago and it still works, right? This all this stuff still works. It's worked. It just it's basic basic like price action, right? Just price bouncing at support resistance zones. Then what I've done is give I've given you some examples of trades I've taken last week and last couple of weeks. I've showed you my P&L, right? $250,000 in net P&L before commissions and fees over the past roughly two

23:03 months. And then I've showed you literally the analysis I'm looking to trade this week. It is it is hands down the best way to trade. And if your trading approach is any more complicated than this, I recommend you just throw your trading approach in the garbage and just do this instead. It's so much easy. It's so much so much easier. It's so much more simple. Why not join the side that's winning? Super super easy. So, if you've already done my free training, let me know what you thought there in the description. I'm sorry. Let me know what you thought in the comments. And then also, um, I'm not going to ask you to like or comment on this video. You do whatever the do whatever the hell you want. I'm just going to, you know, keep making videos. So perhaps I'll see you in the next one. Um, I hope this video was helpful for you, my friend. And I hope it really encourages you to keep things simple. So with that being said, see you in the next one, my friend. Cheers.