How I Made $23,611 in Less Than 2 Hours Trading NAS100 In The Forex Markets
In this YouTube video, trader Josiah Stewart (handle @juvert_) delivers a day‑trading recap focused on a single NAS100 trade executed using the London high/low zone strategy. He explains his methodology: drawing London high and low levels on a 15‑minute chart, monitoring a 5‑minute chart after 8:30 CST, and entering on a decisive candlestick that confirms either a breakdown or a retest of the London high. He places his stop‑loss just below the London high, moves it to break‑even at a midway point, and sets a take‑profit at a level aligning with the previous day’s London high, achieving a 3:1 risk‑to‑reward ratio. The trade lasts 1 hour 55 minutes and nets roughly $23,500 after commissions and fees. Throughout the video he promotes his paid signals chat (link in description and comments) which includes a free trading course, showcases testimonials, and urges viewers to like, subscribe, and follow him on Instagram for live updates and an upcoming giveaway/challenge. He also makes flamboyant claims about daily earnings and jokes about buying a Lamborghini, positioning himself as an entertaining and successful forex trader.
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Cashed in $23,000 today, $20,000 yesterday. Tomorrow I'm going to the Lambo store and buying every single car on the freaking lot because I'm just that guy. What is goodie, my people? We are back again with another gem. Listen, today, you know what I'm saying, we are back with yet another day trading recap. I did the one yesterday, y'all seemed to have enjoyed it. I got great feedback, got people DMing me on Instagram saying that was such a great video and all this stuff, please put more out. So So we back for day 2, the day after, you know what I'm saying? Yesterday I think I racked in $20,000 on that trade, um, and today we caught another great trade. We are positive. I'm not going to show you— I'm not going to tell you guys exactly how much I made yet, but I will hop into it in just one second. All I got to say is smash the like button, you know what I'm saying? 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It's also in the comment section down below. So if you want to tap in and hop in the trades when I hop in them, sign up for the signals channel. But a bunch of testimonials up there, you know what I'm saying? We got a bunch of people in there making money. It's not just me, you know what I'm saying? It's great vibes in there. And that's not— the signals ain't even the best part. It's the whole free course that's included in it so you can trade by yourself. You could say F Josiah at the end of the day, learn how to trade yourself, start printing money yourself, and not have to rely on my signals. That is the most valuable part of the signals chat. So if any of that sounds enticing, nice, beautiful, amazing, something that you want. Link inside the description. It's also a link inside the comment section down below, so go tap in. And without further ado, let's for real hop into this video now. All right, so boom, here we are. Nas 100. As y'all know, this is really the only pair that I trade. I'm very loyal to this girl, you know what I'm saying? Very loyal to Nas 100. I, I, it's just I learned her in and out, you know what I'm saying? And then you just— I was about to say abuse, but we don't abuse women. Even though Nas 100 is not 100% a woman, it's still weird. So I'ma just say we, we capitalize off of Nas 100 once you learn her in and out, you know what I'm saying? It's the same strategy I use all the time, the same strategy that's in my course, that's in the Signals chat. So if y'all want that, go to Signals chat. But you know what I'm saying, this is it. This is what I'm seeing in the morning. If we put on our kill zones, going to the 15-minute time frame, Um, basically this is the London high right here, and we have our London low down here. Now me personally, I'm thinking NAS wants to go up. And this is— this was actually kind of like a weird day because NAS kind of broke out of the London high, um, before 8:30 Central Standard Time. Usually it doesn't do that until after 8:30 Central Standard Time, but it had it above here, then it never really went back and stayed in the middle of the London high and the London low, which was kind of weird. So the trade I took this morning was a little bit not what I'm used to seeing all the time. This only happens a very small amount of times, but I still felt confident in the trade. And yeah, so I drew my London high and my London low on the 15-minute timeframe. Then after that, I'm on the 5-minute timeframe and I'm just watching. I'm kind of just watching to see what the heck I wanna do. Keep in mind, I don't hop into any trades until after 8:30 Central Standard Time, which is 9:30 Eastern Standard Time. And that's due to the fact that that's when the market actually opens and actually people are in work and actually doing stuff in the stock market. So that's why you'll see price movement go crazy on the 8:30 candle. I'll show you a perfect example of it. Um, today actually didn't do too crazy, it didn't do too crazy of a move at 8:30. So this is the 8:30 candlestick right here, big red dump, um, down here. And I thought it was going to come all the way down here. This is originally what I had planned. Price to come down here, come up, retest the London box, then give a reversal. Then I was going to go in for a sell down here for something like this, for something like this. That's kind of what I was looking for in the morning time. But then it never— as you see, price kind of went back up. It never really stayed in between London high and London low. So at this point, what I'm seeing is kind of respecting this London high. Um, even though it did close under the box, if you look on the 15-minute time frame, it did not. It wicked up. Um, so that's really what I was basing it off of. Then we saw it came down again to test this box and rejected it again. And then we see it comes down again, rejected it. And it's just, um, honestly, at this point I'm seeing this red candlestick. I just want to take y'all through like my eyes, you know what I'm saying, so y'all can see exactly like what the heck I'm thinking this entire process. So I'm like, okay, it's really struggling to go up on the upside because we have multiple different rejections to the upside. We even have price break this last high because we had a kind of a price right here that price did not want to break, but then it broke it right here. But as we see, it did not close above it, so that was invalidated. So I'm figuring there's no buying pressure, it's just more so selling pressure here. So I'm expecting price to again come and kind of come down here, break through the London high, um, then go back up and retest it, then drop all the way back down. But that's not what ended up happening. We did have price come down and test it and closed beneath the London high. And then price came up one more candlestick right here, and this was my determining candlestick. This one was like, okay, if price does this, I'm hopping in. If price does this, I'm hopping in. So I was cool with either sell or buy here because this could have been considered a breakdown and then a retest of the London high. Um, so once I'm seeing this, I'm like, okay, this next candlestick, either way, no matter what this next candlestick does, I'm hopping into the trade because if the candlestick end up making, um, another high up here and making a candlestick up in this direction, then I'm hopping in to buy because it's still respecting this London high session. But if price— if I get a red candlestick and price comes down here and gives me a nice little bearish engulfing or any really indication that it's rejecting this London high zone, um, then I'm gonna hop into a sell. So I'm looking at this black candlestick and I'm like, okay, the next candlestick, no matter what, I have myself a trade. You know what I'm saying? And what did price do next? It came down, tested it, but then ended up ultimately rejecting this box right here. And I literally hopped into the trade right on this candlestick. And since it was still respecting this London high, all I did was put my stop loss right below, um, the London high. I could have put it below here, but I ended up just, um, putting it right here. It's a little more risky, but, um, I went with it and it did end up playing out. And as you guys know, halfway through my trade, I have my first take profit, which will be, um, where I move my stop loss to break even and basically give myself a nice little free risk-free trade at that point, you know what I'm saying. And also had lined up with yesterday's, um, London low, which is right here. We have this box to drag it along. So my halfway mark perfectly lined up with this area right here. And if we watch it, we saw a price— I really didn't have any drawdown at all in this trade. But as we see, price came and literally touched this zone, then it hesitated in this zone for a little bit. Um, before finally breaking above it. Um, so my— at this point, when price came up here, I moved my stop loss to break even, and then now this was a risk-free trade at that point. Um, and then my take profit was actually— I never explained that, but my take profit was literally this, this high right here, which also lines up with yesterday's, um, London high. Um, and that was basically my take profit. That was a safe take profit. I could have had my take profit up here as well to line up with, um, the actual high point of yesterday. But I was happy with this nice 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio with it being right here with a little safer bet. And like I said, price was kind of playing around at this yesterday's previous London low area, but it ultimately did end up breaking above it and just shooting all the way freaking up after that, um, and hitting our take profit. Smooth, simple, easy cover girl. That's not even a thing. It's— how did the ad— how did the commercial go for CoverGirl? I don't freaking know. But, um, smooth, easy, beautiful, CoverGirl. I don't freaking know, it's something like that. But this trade was nice. We didn't have any drawdown at all, as y'all see. It just went straight into profit, basically put us to break even almost, um, within 10 minutes, and then hit our take profit a little bit later. So actually, in actuality, I was in this trade for 1 hour and 55 minutes, and I was able to bag in, after commissions and fees and all that, around $23,500. Um, I can actually pull it up right here. $23,600. Y'all can't see. I'll try and put a picture of it on the screen up there if I remember. Hopefully I freaking remember to do it. But cashed in $23,000 today, $20,000 yesterday. Tomorrow I'm going to the Lambo store and buying every single car on the freaking lot because I'm just that guy. You know what I'm saying? That's all jokes. I really— I don't— I'm not really a car guy at all. Like, all these people be buying cars and watches. I'm not into none of that, realistically. Like, that's the thing about me, I don't know what to spend my money on because I don't like nothing. That's, that's the problem. The money just kind of builds. Well, it's a good problem, I guess, but I'm not flashy, unfortunately. But that's the end of the video. That is my whole, um, day trading or day trading recap or whatever the heck it is. Um, but yeah, I did not see any more trades because the only other trades I would have taken is if price came up here, rejecting it, went all the way back down here to this area, then get a reversal. I would hop into the same exact trade twice, maybe, um, and had this little same exact trade. But it didn't. Price literally just went up. I actually, if I had held it, I would have made a lot more money as well. Um, yeah, so I could have caught a 1 to 5 risk-to-reward ratio, um, if I held it. But I didn't hold it. I decided to just be happy with my $23,000. I think anybody would be happy with $20,000. I'm not gonna lie to you. But that is the end of the video, y'all. Let me know what y'all think in the comments down below. Make sure y'all go follow me on Instagram over there. I think it's over there or over there, I don't know. Over there, @juvert_. Make sure to follow me 'cause I be posting a lot of times when I'm in a trade. Like today, I was kind of keeping people updated when I hopped in it and also just like showing y'all the progress during the day. In the beginning, I was up $4,000, then $10,000, then $20,000, whatever it was. It's just lit vibes on my Instagram and I'm about to do a giveaway on there soon. Because I'm about to do a challenge on my YouTube channel. I'm not going to show you, I'm not going to tell you exactly what it is, but I'm about to do a fun challenge. I'll probably do it tomorrow or something like that. Um, and basically whatever amount I make on that account, I'm going to actually be doing a giveaway through my Instagram. So make sure y'all all tapped in, um, on my Instagram account, @juver_, like I said, it's over there or over there, I don't know. And plus y'all could DM me, ask me any questions. I'm a cool guy, I respond to good questions. Just don't ask me to send you money because I'm not doing it. Remember I told you I don't like spending my money? I know I don't just give people money for no reason. That's a lie. But anyways, that's the end of the video. Y'all let me know what y'all think in the comments down below. Make sure you smash the like button if y'all want more of these so I can stay consistent with them. Wins or losses or break-evens or no-trade days, just smash the like button, you know what I'm saying? Subscribe if you're not subscribed already. And, um, yeah, I'm gonna see you on the next video. I don't know how to end these things out.
