520.00 before breakfast and it only took 30 minutes...

A day trader shows how he made $520 in 30 minutes trading the Russell 2000 with two quick scalp trades. He walks through entry and exit prices, explains how he read the candlestick charts to spot a downtrend, and emphasizes the get-in-and-out strategy of capturing a few points per trade.
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This would be a quick video to give you some insight on what it takes, like what it takes to be an EI day trader. I want to show you how I was able to make $520 in about 30-35 minutes. I'm gonna go to the activity log real quick, show you that I traded on what we call the Russell 2000. And I got into the trade right here where it says filled. I got into the trade at 2237.50. which is the price of the index of the Russell 2000. I got into that, I traded 2 contracts. Each contract is worth $50 apiece. Got into the trade at 631, got out of the trade at 639. So that was a 2-point scalp which, uh, got me my first couple hundred dollars. And then I seen another opportunity to come in At $229.80, right, which you can see. And this is what I did, is what they call— I took a bearish call, meaning while the market was going down. I took that at $6.52, got out at $2.27 when it went down 2 points and, and some change, right? So these are not even, and some change, and got back out at $7.01. So from $6.31 to $701, I was able to bring in $520. What does that kind of actually look like? This is the Russell 2000. This is the chart that I was on. Basically, these candles here, as you can see, these red candles represent bearish candles, meaning the market is going down. Green candles represent bullish candles when the market is going up. I was able to look at my indicators and determine that the market was in a downtrend. according to everything that was here. And so I got in on those trades between this candle and this candle. And basically the strategy that we use is we want to get in and out. You see how these tickers are moving on the side? We are— those are moving in points. And when we get a couple of points, we get out, and then we wait for a new opportunity to get in. So a little bit different than just trading stocks themselves, but you You know, a lot of you have been asking me, okay, man, what does that look like? Do you be like, come on, you just can't, you know, show the results and not give us some insight. So I'm gonna teach you guys how to do this, but just so you can see how real it is, this— I'm here, you can watch all 4 indexes. I don't trade stocks themselves. I trade— if you ever heard of the S&P 500, this is the data for the S&P 500, shows you where the market is going. If you ever heard of the NASDAQ, this is the data for the NASDAQ. And, and in order to trade in this capacity, you just have to learn how to read charts and candles. And that is the type of training that I will be sharing. I call it the EI Traders, EI Day Traders, because emotional intelligence definitely plays a part in this because you're dealing with real money and your emotions will be all over the place if you don't have a clear understanding of what you're doing and how you are feeling about what you're doing. So stay tuned, you guys. Peace.
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