How I Make $3,000/week Day Trading (Full Beginner's Guide)

I make over $3,000 every single week day trading from home. I'm going to show you exactly how I do it step by step. We're going to cover exactly what day trading is, everything that you need to get started, all the mistakes that you need to avoid. I'm going to show you the exact strategy that I use, and the best part is all of this works even if you're starting with only $500 and you have zero experience. Let's get right into this. Now, first of all, what even is day trading? In simple terms, day trading is simply buying or selling an asset in less than a day. Now, you've probably heard your parents or grandparents or uncles or aunts talk about buying stocks and holding it for weeks or months or even sometimes years. That's not what we do. We are hopping into trades and holding these trades for a minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, an hour sometimes. But most of the time we're closing out these trades in less than 24 hours, which in turn allows us to make a lot of money in a short span of time. So we don't have to wait months or years like like our parents or our grandparents had to. Now within trading, there are a bunch of different markets. Markets as in things that you can trade. Think of, you can trade cryptos, you can trade stocks, you can trade options, you could trade Forex, and you could trade futures. That's the main 5 that most people end up trading. And being 100% honest with you guys, when people hear the word day trading, they think gambling. They think it's super risky and that you have to risk a bunch of your money and you're gonna end up blowing all of your money., but that's not it. Trading is nowhere near gambling when you have the right system and when you know exactly what you're doing. It's about making educated decisions based off of backed data that prove that you can make money over a long period of time. That's what day trading is, and that's how I've been able to make millions of dollars every single year doing the same exact thing. Now that you understand what day trading is, let's hop into everything that you need, and trust me, it's a lot less than you actually think. So I mentioned to you guys that there are multiple different markets that you can trade., but it does not matter. No matter if you want to trade crypto, stocks, options, Forex, futures, it does not matter. 99% of traders use this website right here, TradingView. I'm going to go a deep dive into TradingView so you guys know exactly what it is and how to use it. But in simple, TradingView just allows you to look at the charts or look at whatever it is that you're trying to trade and make a plan to trade it. It shows you the charts, it shows you exactly what it's doing, and you can use that to predict what it's going to do next and in turn make money from it. But this is just a charting website. Tradingview.com is just charting. We don't actually trade from here. In order to trade, we need a broker. A broker is basically where you would deposit your money into, and that would allow you to actually make money. So when you make money inside of your broker, no matter what broker you choose, you can withdraw that money straight to your bank account. You could deposit money into your brokerage account through your bank account, sometimes through crypto, sometimes through like wire transfers or credit cards.. It's really depending on the broker. But as I mentioned, there's a bunch of things that you can actually trade and you can go into the different industries. But in this video, I'm really going to be talking about futures trading and forex trading. But keep in mind, 99% of things that I talk about inside of this video can be applied no matter what you trade, no matter what market you go into. But if you wanna trade futures, the broker that I personally recommend is Tradeavate. They're the ones that are as simple as possible to understand, especially for beginners. Super simple to set up. You'll just come here, create an account. It'll ask you some questions, you'll answer the question, and then from there you can deposit your money into here. They also allow you to make demo accounts, which is extremely, extremely important. We'll get into this a little bit later on inside the video, but that helps you to be able to trade without actually risking any of your money at all. And that just gives you an area to practice in, which is extremely important. Now, if you want to trade Forex, you have to be very wary of the broker that you do choose. Because honestly there are a bunch of scam ones out there. The one that I personally like is HeroFX. I'll leave the link for inside the description down below. If you guys actually sign up with the link that I have in the description down below, you get 20% off of the commissions, which is obviously super, super good. Um, so the one— the forex broker that I personally suggest to all of my students and everybody watching this video, one that has been tested and has been proven to actually let you deposit money into here easily and quickly give you withdrawals is HeroFX. That's the one that I personally use when I do want to trade Forex. So we have TradingView, which is what we're going to chart up our charts on, we're going to plan our trades on. Then Tradovate if you want to trade futures, HeroFX if you want to trade Forex. Now we're going to get into this a little bit later on, but this is another website that you're going to need to be familiar with. It's called the Edge Funder. This basically allows you, in simple terms, to make money trading without risking any of your own money.. So it's not like a demo account, it's a real account that you can actually use to make real money from. We're gonna get into that a little bit later on, but these are the main 4 things that you need to be aware of. Really 3 things depending off if you're going to trade futures using Tradovate or trade Forex using HeroFX. Now that you see all the different websites that you need, which is not a lot at all, it's not complicated at all. We're gonna do walkthroughs of these websites later on inside this video, but I wanna make you guys aware of some common mistakes. Over the past 8 years of me trading, I've made a ton of mistakes in helping tens of thousands of people learn how to day trade. I've heard a bunch of mistakes that other people have made. So the main things that you need to be aware of when you're getting into trading is you need to take it slow. Realize that this is a skill that you have to learn. And then once you do actually learn this skill, it allows you to print money from anywhere in the world at any time of the day. But in the beginning, a lot of people like to rush it. And that's going to cause you to lose money. So take it slow, learn the skill, and then make the money. As I mentioned in the beginning of this video, trading is not gambling, but a lot of new traders will come in here and they'll treat it like gambling. And how you treat it like gambling is when you come into trading with that get-rich-quick mindset and you have no plan, meaning you just press buy or sell, you buy random stocks or you sell random cryptocurrencies with no plan. You need to have a plan. In order for this not to be gambling, and in order for you to make consistent income with trading, you need to have a trading plan and a set of rules that you follow. Rules that force you to stay consistent and not make impulsive decisions, but a structured plan to hold you accountable to make sure that you're consistently making profits. And as we get into the charts and looking over the different strategies, and when I run through my personal strategy that I suggest for all new traders to use because because it's super easy to make more than $3,000 a week with this simple strategy as a beginner. Once we get into all that, you guys also need to be journaling, meaning every single trade that you take, write down exactly why you took the trade, write down how much you made on the trade or lost on the trade, and write down why you entered the trade. The reason why that's so important is I told you guys in the beginning of this video that trading is all about making educated decisions based on data.. And in order to get that data and learn from the data, we have to be writing it down because I guarantee you, no matter how good your memory is, you will not be able to remember every single trade that you take. And it's important that you remember every single trade that you take or are able to look at every trade that you take because you need to see the things that didn't work out and the things that did work out. So it's very important that you journal your trades. And even though the strategy that we're about to go over is great for people that's just starting out or people that don't have a lot of money, I don't want you guys to get in the mindset thinking that you can turn $500 into $1 million. That's just not going to work. You need to leverage other people's money to make money. Now, there are ways where you can start with as little as $500 and use that to leverage other people's money to easily make $10,000 every single month. And we'll get into that a little bit later on. But I don't want you guys getting into this mindset of trying to turn $500 into $1 million overnight. Night. Because when you get in that mindset, you're going to start operating as a gambler, and that's not how you consistently make money. So now that you understand the pitfalls and the things to avoid, let's hop into these charts and see how we can actually start printing money from this. All right, so here we are on TradingView. Remember, this is the platform and the website that we use to mark up our charts and plan out our trades. Now I know this looks like a lot, but it's actually very, very simple. We're going to go over what these red and green things on your chart are in a second. But first, I just want to show you basically what all these things mean on the screen really quickly. So over here, this is kind of like your tools. Remember, we're using TradingView here to mark up our charts or practice our trading. And over here, we have a bunch of different things, basically a bunch of different drawings. You can click here and draw on your charts. You can draw lines, you can draw, um, rays, you can draw a bunch of different things. On here. You can also click over here and draw shapes. You can draw boxes. You can come over here and draw a triangle if you want. It's just a bunch of different tools that you can mark on your charts that you can see specific things, and we'll go over why that's important in a little bit here. But all over here is your toolbar, which basically just allows you, like I said, to place drawings on your chart so you can see things a lot clearer. Now up here, this is what you currently are on. So the chart that I'm currently on is YM. Now if I type in BTC, I can go on a Bitcoin chart right here, and now this is showing me Bitcoin. And as you see up here, this changed. I can type in Tesla and I can pull up a Tesla chart here, and you'll see now I'm looking at the price of Tesla and what Tesla has done. Then next to this, you'll see a bunch of numbers. 1M simply means you're on the 1-minute time frame, which means Each of these candlesticks that you see— candlesticks is what these green and red things are— each of these candlesticks is telling you the story of what's happened within 1 minute. They have the 5M, which is the same thing but it's 5 minutes, so each candlestick would represent what happened in 5 minutes. Um, you can go to the 15M, which is 15-minute, 30M, 30-minute. 1H is the 1-hour time frame. So if we're on this candlestick, we click this Each of these candlesticks that we see are telling us what price has done throughout 1 hour. Um, then obviously we have the 4-hour one as well, and we have the, the daily one. So if you press the daily one, each of these candlesticks is telling us exactly what price has done throughout the period of 1 day. Now next to the time frames, which is what these are called, you'll see these candlesticks over here. Now there are multiple different type of charts that you can use. Right now these are regular candlesticks, which I told you we're going to go over. You can hit this dropdown, you can go to a line chart, and you see our chart turns to a line chart. We can do a columns chart, we can do, um, Heikin-Ashi, which we'll go over in a second here. And you can do a bunch of different ones over here, but most of the time most traders use candlesticks or they use, uh, Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. So let's go back on candlesticks and we are now on candlesticks charts. Now over here you have indicators. Now indicators basically just help you see other things inside the market as far as what price is doing, or it just compiles data differently. It doesn't really help you predict what price is doing, it just compiles and shows it to you a little bit differently. There are literally thousands and thousands of indicators. We're not going to go over too much of that today, but I will show you probably the most important indicator that you do need to have a little bit later on inside this video when I go over my strategy. But that is what indicators are. They simply just give you a little bit of a helping hand when it comes to your trading. Now over here you have alerts. You can set alerts on your chart if you want to, and it'll give you notifications. You have your replay button, which just helps you go, um, be able to practice trading basically. And then over here, this is just a watch list, a simple watch list where let's say you always trade Tesla, Bitcoin, and Meta, right? You can just put it over here on your watch list so it's easy to click through and look at either one of those. But that's a quick tutorial of how to actually use TradingView, and you need to be very, very comfortable with TradingView specifically for the fact that this is probably where you're going to spend majority of your time as a trader. Now that you understand how to use TradingView, let's actually break down what these candlesticks mean. I know you see a bunch of different shapes and sizes and colors but I promise you it's not as complicated as it looks. I know when I started off trading 8 years ago, everybody explained it super, super complicated, and I thought they was all speaking Chinese. But trust me, it's super, super, super simple. So every candlestick has 2 things. It has a wick, which is this, just going to be that skinny line that you'll see on the top and the bottom. Then it has the body, which is that more so thick part or that box part, right? This is my drawing that I made here just to break it down for you guys. Wick, is that skinny part. Body is right here. Now, simply all the wick means is this is where price has been throughout that time. Now remember, we talked about our time frames. If we're on the 1-hour time frame, each one of these represents what happened in 1 hour. So for example, let's say this candlestick right here was 10 o'clock AM, right? And if we're on the 1-hour time frame, that means that the next candlestick right here is the 11 AM candlestick. So on and so on and so on. This candlestick right here would then be the 12 PM candlestick, right? So each of these represent what happened during 1 hour. So from 10 o'clock until 10:59— well, before this 11 o'clock candlestick started— so from 10 o'clock on the dot all the way up to 10:59 and 59 seconds, this is what price has done. The wicks is the high of where price had went throughout this entire candlestick. So that means that throughout 10 o'clock, it could have been at 10:01, 10:02, could have been at 10:40, price was up here at one point. Price was also over here, over here, and all the way down here as well. This shows you— the wick shows you exactly where price has been throughout that candlestick. Now the body, which is that the boxy part, This is showing you exactly where price started at and where price ended at. For bullish candlesticks, which are usually green, the bottom of the candlestick— bullish just simply means candlesticks where price went up. Bearish simply means where price went down. Bearish is red candlesticks. So for bullish candlesticks, the bottom of the body is where price started at. Let's say the 9 o'clock candlestick was right here. At the end of this 9 o'clock candlestick, this 10 o'clock candlestick started. And price started right here, right? Now, as I mentioned throughout this, this 10 o'clock candlestick, price had went down here, it went all the way up here, it was over here at one point. But at the end of this 10 o'clock candlestick, it closed up here. So it ended up here. So the bottom of a bullish candlestick is where price started at and the top is where price ended up. Now it's vice versa when it comes to bearish candlesticks. The same thing. The wicks mean the same exact thing. So during this 11 o'clock candlestick, price was up here, it was over here, and I reached all the way down here. But price started up here because a bearish candlestick is inverted, which means that the top of the body of a bearish candlestick is where price started at, and then the bottom is where price ended at. So at the start of 11 o'clock, price was up here. Then at the end of the 11 o'clock candlestick, price was down here. Now this translates obviously depending on what time frame you're on, This could have been if we were on the 5-minute time frame, and let's say this was the 10:05 candlestick, the same thing would apply. This would be the 10:10 candlestick, right? This would be that next 5-minute candlestick. The same thing where it opens right here and it closes right here. The wicks mean the same exact thing. It's just depending on whatever time frame you're looking at. So, um, we understand now what the wick does. We understand what the body does. Bearish candlesticks, the top of the body is where price started at, the bottom is where price ended at. For bullish candlesticks, the bottom of the candlestick is where price started at and the top is where price ended at. Now moving over to obviously the next candlestick, as you see, this is a bearish— a bullish candlestick, sorry. Price had came all the way down here. Price started right here because remember, the bottom of the body is where price started at with bullish candlesticks, which means candlesticks going up. So price started right here and price ended right here at the end of this 12 PM candlestick. But that's all candlesticks are. That's literally all they mean. They're just telling you the story of what's happened during a set period of time. If we go back to the candlesticks that we're looking at, are the real candlesticks, you can see we understand this a lot better now. We see the bodies, right? See the bodies of these candlesticks. We know this is a bearish candlestick, so we know at the start of this candlestick, which if you look on the bottom here, it says Monday the 7th of July, 2025. This is a 7 AM candlestick. The next candlestick is the 8 AM candlestick. But we see here at 7 AM that price started up here, price ended down here, and we can see from the wick that price had went all the way up here during some point at this— during the 7 o'clock candlestick. And price that came down here, um, at some point during the 7 o'clock candlestick. Same thing happened right here, right? The body It's the same exact way. This, this is obviously shaped different, but the wicks— we had price come up here, we had price come down here, but price started right here at the top of this candlestick and price ended right here at the bottom of this candlestick. So all of these are different shapes and sizes because price did different things at different times of the day. But ultimately, we're looking at these candlesticks to tell us the story of what price has done. And once we understand the story of what price has previously done, we can use that story to help us to predict what price will do next. Now, I mentioned to you guys that there are multiple different types of candlesticks. These are regular candlesticks, which is very important that you fully understand before trying to move on to a different type of candlestick. But one other type of chart or candlestick that you should be aware of, one that I personally love and what the strategy that we're about to go through in a second here is solely based off of, are these candlesticks called Heikin-Ashi. So if we click this Heikin-Ashi candlestick, you're going to see the chart changes a little bit. It looks a little bit different. You'll see that each candlestick starts in the middle of the body of the other candlestick. That's because this is— Heikin-Ashi candlesticks are slightly different, meaning the wicks mean the same exact thing. In this candlestick, the price was up here and price was also down here. The bodies though do not mean the same thing. The top of the bullish candlestick is not where price ended at, and the bottom of it is not where price started at. That's not how it works when it comes to Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. Heikin-Ashi candlesticks are showing you the average of where price has been throughout that entire time period. So let's say in this instance with this candlestick, this candlestick had went all the way up here at one point. It was probably somewhere all in this area, but the average of where price was throughout this entire— this is the 5 o'clock candlestick. Throughout this entire 5 o'clock candlestick, the average of where price was was right here at the top of the body of this bullish candlestick. Now vice versa when it comes to bearish candlesticks, which remember means candlesticks going down, the bottom of the body is where price— is the average of where price was throughout this entire candlestick. So regular candlesticks show us true price action. They show us exactly where price ended at. Exactly where price stopped at. Heikin-Ashi candlesticks show us the average of where price has been throughout that entire time frame, which is very, very important, and we use that to our benefit. But I do need you guys to understand the difference between regular candlesticks and Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. Both are great in their own ways. You just have to use them how they're supposed to be used. So just remember, with Heikin-Ashi candlesticks, the body is not where price ended at. That's the average of where price has been. So price could have been all the way down here at one point. Price could have even closed down here, but the average of where price was throughout this entire candlestick was right up here. So keep that in mind. So now that you understand how to use TradingView and how to read charts, how to read candlesticks, whether it's regular candlesticks or Heikin-Ashi, let's deep dive into my most prized possession, probably the best strategy that you can use as a beginner, as an experienced trader, to generate yourself over $3,000 every single week with proven data. This is not just guesswork, this is not just me making up fluff numbers. This is actual proven data, things that I do and thousands of other people do as well. So here is the checklist for this strategy. It's a 7-step checklist. I know it might look a little bit overwhelming, but we're going to run through each and every one of these and you're going to see exactly how simple this thing actually is, no matter if this is your first time ever seeing the chart before. So I'm just going to run through the checklist really quickly, then I'm going to show you exactly what all this means. I'm going to show you on the chart, and I'm going to show you a bunch of examples so that you can replicate this for yourself starting today and start actually making money. So step 1 is to be on the Heiken Ashi candlestick chart. Now we will need to be on the 1-minute time frame for this strategy, and I'll show you guys exactly how to do that. Step 2 is we have one indicator. The indicator is called an EMA. I'm going to show you guys exactly how to put that on in a second. Next, we need market structure, meaning that we need price to be above that indicator that we're about to go over if we want buys, or price to be below that indicator if we want sells. I'm going to show you guys examples of all that as well. The next thing is we're going to wait for a clean pullback. Now, simply all that means, if you did not know, price just never goes straight up, right? Price will go up, down a little bit, up, down a little bit, up, down a little bit, right? Or if price is going down, it goes down, up a little bit, down, up a little bit, down, up up a little bit. Those times when it goes that down a little bit right here, or that down a little bit right here, those are called pullbacks because price was going in the direction and then it pulled back. Price was going in the direction, then it pulled back. Price is going in the direction and it pulled back. So we're waiting for those pullbacks because if we know the ultimate direction of where price is going, which in this instance, as you see, price is obviously going up, we know we're going to have small pullbacks down and we're going to capitalize on these small pullbacks down before we make that big pullback to the upside. This is what this strategy is. We're capitalizing on these pullbacks, waiting for those pullbacks to happen, and then we're entering the trade on those pullbacks to go in the overall direction that the market is going. So, um, that is step 4, waiting for a clean pullback, and I'll show you guys what that looks like. Step 5 is to enter on a high volume doji candlestick. Doji candlesticks, I'm going to show you guys examples of them. They're the easiest things to spot on the chart. And when you see these dojis, it basically means that price is about to reverse, or it's about to go in the opposite direction. And remember, that's what we want, because we know price is going up, then it goes down for a little bit. We want to catch it when it's about to reverse again to go and do that big up again, or vice versa if we're looking for sells. So we're waiting for that doji after we have a pullback, and I'll show you guys exactly what that looks like. Now the next thing, we're going to put our stop loss. Stop loss simply is an area where we're okay with price going. If it goes there, it'll automatically take us out the trade for a loss. This is important because we need to have proper risk management. No matter what strategy in the world you have, this strategy right here— and we'll go over the data in a second— this strategy right here has a 70 to 85% win rate, which means 70 or 85% of the time that you take a trade, you're going to win and you're going to make money. But you could also lose. That's where a stop loss comes in place. Stop loss automatically gets us out of a trade at a certain point to help us mitigate our losses and to make sure that we don't lose too much money. We want to have a planned amount of money that we're losing per trade. Now the next thing, step 7, is to set a take profit. A take profit is the opposite of a stop loss. It's basically saying if price gets up here and we're this much in profit, take us out the trade. We're happy with that money. We want to take that money and go buy a Lamborghini or something, whatever. So a take profit is the opposite of a stop loss, but we'll go over what all that looks like and what you should do in a second here. But with that being said, that is the 7-step checklist. I told you guys it might look a little bit complicated right now, but we're going to run through this right now and you're going to see exactly how simple this thing is. So the first step is to hit that dropdown and make sure you're on Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. We've already done that. The second step is to get the EMA on your chart. I showed you guys, you'll press indicators right here because the EMA is an indicator. You'll press indicators and just type in moving average. Once you do that, you'll see a couple moving averages pop up. Click the one that says moving average exponential, press it, and you'll see over here to the left that this popped up. You'll see EMA 9 close.. And what you're going to want to do, if you don't have this dropdown, you might see a number over here, but you'll hit this dropdown right here or hover over that, that EMA 9 close and press this little gear icon right here. Because right now we're on the 9 EMA. On the checklist, we need to be on the 100 EMA. So we open up our settings by hitting that gear icon. Under inputs, next to length, we're going to change this to 100 instead of 9. You're not changing anything else. That is all you're doing. And you just press OK. Once you've done that, now we're gonna go to our charts, right? Now we're gonna go and start looking at our charts. This blue line right here that you see on your screen, that is that indicator that we put. Now I personally, I can double-click this right here and open up the settings. I personally like mine to not be blue. I like mine to be white. The color does not matter at all. It's just a personal preference. So I'm just gonna change mine. White. Now just press OK. But this is that EMA, this is that white line, and this is basically just showing us the average of where price has been over a certain period of time. Because we're on the 100 EMA, it's taking the average of the last 100 candlesticks. No matter what time frame you're on, it's taking the average of the last 100 candlesticks, the price of where that has been, and it's telling us that. And the reason why that's important is that it shows us on average if price is going up or if price is going down. If we're above the moving average, most of the time that means price is going up and we should be looking for buys. If we're below the moving average, which is that EMA, um, then we should be looking for sales because that means that we are more so in a bearish market, which means the market is trending down. So once we have that, we have our 100 EMA on the chart. Next, we're going to look for market structure, and all market structure means is that price is trading above the moving average. So in this instance right here, we see price broke above, we went above our, uh, white line here, or our EMA, our moving average, and then we had a pullback above that EMA, and then we went up. That's what we want to see. That is market structure. As soon as we have a pullback above our EMA, that's— we created market structure, and that's what we want to see. Because once we create a market structure above our moving average,, then we can start looking for buys because we know that price is probably going to continue to the upside. And then obviously vice versa with sells. When we have price, let's say in this instance, had came and broke below our moving average, and then we had it pull up, we're then going to be looking for sells to the downside because we're below the moving average. We're never going to take sells when we're above the moving average, we're only taking buys. And we're never going to take buys when we're below the moving average because we're only looking for sells. So that is step 3 with market structure. Now step 4 is we're waiting for a clean pullback. Now here you'll see it says at least 2 clean opposite color candles in the pullback direction. Clean literally just means no wicks on the top for buys or no wicks on the bottom for sells. So what that looks like is we're looking for a pullback above or below the moving average so we can get our trade. So remember, if we're looking for sales, we want a clean pullback of the opposite, uh, candlestick direction. We're below the moving average, which means we're looking for sales. So price is trending down, we want a pullback to the upside, and that pullback has to have at least 2 clean candlesticks. Since we're looking for sales, that pullback means 2 clean bullish candlesticks, which are these green candlesticks. Clean simply means as it is in as as it stated inside the checklist, that we have no wicks on the bottom. So you'll see this entire area right here, all these candlesticks right here. We have one candlestick right here that has no wick on the bottom, another one that has no wick right here, another one that has no wick right here on the bottom, another one has no wick on the bottom. All these have no wick on the bottom, which is what we want to see. We want to see at least two of these. That gives us a clean pullback to the upside. Once we see that clean pullback, then we look to enter, because remember, when price is trending down, we're having these down a lot, up a little bit, down a lot, up a little bit. These are these pullbacks. Once we see these pullbacks, then we're going to look to enter to sell to the downside, and I'll show you exactly what to look for in that instance. But let's say we're looking for buys. Let's say we're above the moving average here. We want to see a clean pullback to the downside. Because we're above. So we would see a clean pullback of the opposite candlesticks. So we bought up, now we're selling down for a pullback to the downside. And we're looking to make sure that we have at least 2 clean pullback candlesticks, um, bearish pullback candlesticks, which look like this— has no wicks on the top. You see we have one right here, one right here, one right here. We have 3 right here in this pullback scenario. Remember, that is step 4. We need that clean pullback of at least 2 clean opposite color candles. Now once we have that, remember in this instance right here we have that, now we're looking to enter. And what do we enter on? We enter on a high volume doji as soon as that candlestick closes. So the entry candlestick must be a doji candlestick. I'm going to show you guys exactly what that looks like. It needs to be high volume. And simply how I tell what's high volume or not is if the candlestick is bigger than the candlestick before it or the candlestick before that one.. And I'll show you guys exactly how to do that. It's very, very, very simple. And preferably, I would rather the doji be the same color in the direction of the trade that I'm trying to go. For example, red for sell. If I'm looking for sells, if I'm below the, the moving average and I'm looking for sells, I want the doji to be red because I know red is bearish. If I'm looking for buys because we're above the moving average, I want that doji that I'm going to enter on, that doji candlestick that I'm going to enter on, I want that to be green. So in this instance right here, we have our pullback that we talked about. Remember, we're below the moving average. We had at least 2 clean candlesticks since we're below the moving average. We're looking for green candles with no wick on the bottom. We have at least 2 of those right here. The next thing we're looking for is a doji candlestick. And this is simply what a doji candlestick looks like. It's when we have equal or very close to equal wick sizes. You see, in this instance, we have the wick sizes are very, very close in size., and then the body is very, very skinny. This shows us that price is going to reverse. Now I want you guys to look at our charts and see a bunch of these examples of dojis. We have this example right here, and you see when we had this doji, price reversed. We were going up, we got a doji, price reversed. We're going down, we got a doji right here, price started going up. We have another example right here of price going down, we got a doji right here, and price started going up. Price started going down right here. We got a doji right here and price started going up. I told you guys, doji candlesticks help us to determine when price is about to shift direction. If we're going down, then we got a doji candlestick, we're probably going to start going up. So that's why we enter on those candlesticks. But I mentioned to you guys that our entry doji candlestick has to be high volume. In simple terms, it has to be bigger than the candlestick before it or the candlestick before that one. We wouldn't take this trade because this doji candlestick, if we draw a box around it from the top of the wick to the bottom of the wick, we see that this is as big as the candlestick is. If we put it next to the candlestick before it, that candlestick is bigger. So this is not a high volume doji candlestick. And if we put it to the one before that, that doji candlestick is not bigger than that candlestick either. So we would not enter this trade even though we're below the moving average. And we have a doji candlestick. The reason we would not enter it is because this doji candlestick is not big enough. Now let's say the doji candlestick, the wick was this high and then the wick was down here. If the doji candlestick looked like this and it was much bigger, this would be the perfect time for us to enter because this is now a high volume doji candlestick. With this strategy, I told you guys, has a very, very high win rate, but you need to follow all rules. You cannot enter on a low volume doji candlestick or a small doji candlestick. Now here is an example of a good trade that we would take. We're below the moving average here, which means we're looking for sells. We're below the moving average. We had our market structure below the moving average. The next thing we'd look for is a pullback. So we had price sell down here, then we had price pull up, which is what we wanted it to do. We had our at least 2 clean candlesticks. You'll see this one right here, we have no wick on the bottom. This one right here, we have no wick on the bottom. We had at least 2 clean candlesticks in our pullback, and then we got our doji candlestick. As you see, we have the long wick at the top, long wick at the bottom. They're very, very close in size. Then we had a very, very, very skinny body here, which shows us and tells us that this is a doji candlestick and we're probably going to reverse. So in this instance, we would enter our trade. These are— there are these drawing tools. If you hit the menu right down here on the left side of your TradingView called Long Position and Short Position. You'll press Long Position if you're entering a buy. You'll press Short Position if you're entering a sell. So in this instance, we'd be entering a sell. We'd click this, and then we'd, we'd press at the bottom. We'd click right onto the bottom of our doji candlestick since we're entering for a sell. If we're entering for a buy, we click at the top of our doji candlestick. But since we're entering for a sell, We'll press— we'll click right here, and you'll see this chart graph drawing thing pop up. Now, this is simply us visualizing our stop loss and our take profit. Remember, it's important that we use a stop loss and take profit, and this drawing tool helps us to visualize it and to see it. So if we go back to our checklist right here, when we go into a stop loss for a sell, we're going to place our stop loss above the doji that we entered on.. For a buy, we're going to place it below the doji that we entered on. So in this instance, for a sell, we're placing the stop loss above the doji. Our take profit is going to always go for a 1:1. I'll show you guys exactly how to do that. It's very, very simple. So in this instance, we are going for a sell. As I said, we have our short position tool right here so we can visualize our stop loss and take profit. The red is going to be our stop loss. The green is going to be our take profit. I'm going to drag the red one above my stop, my entry candlestick, which is right here. I'm gonna drag my stop loss right above it as you see. And then you'll see this number right here. You'll see risk to reward ratio and you'll see 0.63. We need to set this to a 1:1 risk to reward ratio. And how we do that is that we click on our box here and we're gonna drag our take profit until we see this risk to reward ratio go to a 1. As you see, now it is at a 1. And simply, all risk-to-reward ratio means is that if we risk $100, if we have a 1-to-1 risk-to-reward ratio, we're going to make $100. If we had a 2-to-1 risk-to-reward ratio, that means that for every $100 we risk, we're making $200, or every $1,000 we risk, we're making $2,000, or every $10 we risk, we're making $20. That's all risk-to-reward ratio means. But with this strategy, we're going for 1:1, which means whatever we risk, when we win the trade, we're going to make it. So in this instance, like I said, we're going to go for that 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio. And as you see, we would have entered the trade here, would have put our stop loss up here, and then you saw price went down and tapped our take profit, which would have meant that we won this trade. Now this is one example of the strategy. Let me show you guys a few more examples to make sure that you guys fully understand and know exactly what you're you're looking for and what you're doing. So here we are with a bullish setup. So you see we are above our moving average here. We're on the 1-minute time frame. We're on Heikin-Ashi candlesticks. We had price come above our moving average. We created market structure above it because we had to pull back above it. Now we're looking for a clean pullback and then a doji. So you see here we bought up, price went up, and then we pulled back. You'll see all these red candlesticks start forming. And in this pullback, you see we have 2 clean candlesticks, 2 candlesticks since we're looking for buys, 2 candlesticks that don't have wicks on the top of them. So we have our 2 candlesticks, which validates what is a pullback. Next, we're waiting for our entry candlestick, and our entry candlestick is a high volume doji candlestick. As you see right here, we got a high volume doji candlestick, long wicks on the bottom, long wick at the top. Body is super, super small. So that means we would have entered for a buy. We would have clicked here on our long position, pressed at the top of our doji since we're looking for buys, and we would have put our stop loss below the bottom of our doji right here. And we would put our take profit— we would have dragged our green box until this said risk-to-reward ratio of a 1. So we can drag this down, and you'll see that now this is a 1-to-1 risk-to-reward ratio.. And as you see, this trade would've won. We would've entered the trade here and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 minutes later we would've won this trade. And you'll see this time after time after time because this strategy is a cheat code to being able to print money even if you're a complete beginner or even if you only have a couple minutes a day. 'Cause as you see, this trade right here only took 6 minutes and in the 6 minutes you could've easily made a couple hundred dollars if not a couple thousand dollars. All right, so here's another example of the strategy here, but this time on the Bitcoin chart. As I explained to you guys in the beginning of this video, this strategy will work no matter what you're trading. If you're trading stocks, if you're trading options, crypto, forex, futures, it does not matter. As long as you follow the checklist to the T, this strategy can absolutely print you money. Now this, like I said, is on the Bitcoin chart. This is actually a trade that one of my students inside my inner circle had taken. If you didn't know what my inner circle is, It's where I teach you how to trade exactly how I trade. I don't just teach you and give you all the resources to be able to trade how I trade, but you can also trade alongside with me. You get access to every single trade that I take, the exact entry, the exact exit, so you can copy my trades. In my Inner Circle, we also have 4 other extremely profitable traders that you can learn from and copy their trades as well. We have a dedicated trading psychologist. We have everything you would need to help fast-track your journey to becoming a profitable trader. If you're someone who's been struggling with trading or someone who is not profitable yet, that is where I help people get from that stage— whether you're unprofitable or you're just starting off in your trading journey— and I take them to becoming an extremely profitable trader, being able to bring in consistent 5-figure months from day trading. If that sounds interesting to you, I'll leave a link for it inside the description down below. Please keep in mind that spots are extremely limited, and I don't just that. You can look in the comments of any of my YouTube videos and you'll see people saying that there's no spots. So if there's no spots, just periodically check back in. But the Inner Circle is literally the one tool that I wish I had when I first started off trading. So if you're serious about making 5 to 6 figures every single month with day trading, hit the link inside the description of this video to have the opportunity to join my Inner Circle. But this trade right here is the same exact setup that we just went over. We're we're below the moving average here. We had our pullback. We already have market structure. You see, we've been under the moving average for a long time here. We've had our market structure. We then got our pullback. Since we're below the moving average, we need our clean 2 candlesticks minimum pullback. As you see right here, we have 2 clean candlesticks, and then we had our doji candlestick. We would have entered for a sell using our short position, stop loss above the high of that doji. Or the top of that doji, and then we're dragging this for a 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio. And as you see, this trade ended up hitting in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 minutes, and this could have made you hundreds if not thousands of dollars with this one simple strategy. Now you understand this strategy, but let me show you the secret sauce on how you can actually scale this to be able to make $10,000, $15,000, even sometimes $20,000 plus using this one strategy even if you only have $500. So in trading, there's this thing called funded accounts or prop firms. They're basically companies that would allow you to pay a small fee, and in turn you'll get access to trade with capital like $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $150,000. And when you make money on those accounts, you actually keep a high percentage of it. So for example, let's say you pay $500 for a funded account. You'll pay $500 to this firm, this funded company, they'll give you an account worth $100,000. You can't withdraw that $100,000, but that allows you to have a huge amount of leverage because instead of you just putting that $500 into your live trading account, you can have $100,000 of their money to trade with. You can leverage and take bigger trades. So that way, instead of risking $500 total because you only had $500, you can actually risk $500, $1,000, $2,000 per trade because you have a lot more capital to trade with. And when you make money on the account, let's say with that $100,000 account that you paid $500 for, let's say you get that $100,000 account to $110,000, you get to keep a high percentage of it, most of the time 80 or 90%, depending on the prop firm or the funded account. So if you make $10,000 on that $100,000 account,, which is not a lot at all because you can leverage a lot more, you can risk a lot more per trade, you get to take home $8,000 to $9,000 of that money deposited straight into your bank account. It's a cheat code that not a lot of people know about because most people think that to get into day trading you need to have a bunch of money or else you're not going to make a lot of money at all. But there is a downside. Most of the time when you buy these prop firm accounts, before you can actually start making money, you have to basically prove to the company that you can actually trade, which they'll make you jump through all these crazy hoops and loops, basically saying that you need to make this much money without losing this much money, without doing this and this and this. They give you a hundred million rules. And once— if you're able to pass the challenge or prove to them that you can trade by doing all their rules and hitting all their profit targets, then they will give you an account where when you trade that account, you can actually start making money. So you're paying that $500 to take to basically prove to them that you can trade. If you prove to them you can trade, then they give you access to that big account to trade with. I didn't really like that. And over the past 8 years, like I said, I've been able to help tens of thousands of people learn how to trade, and I've seen them all go through that struggle. So I decided to do something different. I made a prop firm where there's no challenge phases. You'll pay, let's say, that $500, you get access to that $100,000 account, and then when you start making money on on that account. You don't have to go through challenge phases or nothing like that. You do just have to follow our set rules by not losing too much money. But once you start making money on that account, you can start withdrawing that money straight to your bank account. And the cool thing about my prop firm is that no matter what, let's say you lose $10,000 on that $100,000 account, you're not liable for any of it. You don't owe us anything. The only money out of your pocket that you lose is that $500 fee or whatever the fee fee is that you purchased the account for. We have multiple different account sizes. If you want to start small, we have $25,000 accounts, $50,000 account, $100,000 accounts, and we even have $150,000 accounts. I'll leave a link for my prop firm inside the description of this video. It's called The Edge Funder. You can actually use code START20 right now for 20% off of that initial fee that you pay. That way you guys have this strategy now, and now you have a way to get capital, a large sum of capital to be able to consistently make money. A lot of people don't understand how beneficial that is, but I wanna break it down for you guys so you guys understand exactly what that looks like. So let's say you start with that $500 and you use that $500 to purchase a $100,000 funded account through the EdgeFunder prop firm. And we know that this strategy based off real data, as you can see on the screen right here, June had over over an 85% win rate. We had about an 86% win rate with this strategy. But let's say on the low end you have a 70% win rate, right? And you're, you're trading it on this $100K funded account that you purchased. Let's say you're taking 2 trades per day, and then every single trade you're risking $750 per trade. So there are 5 trading days in the week. There's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Those are the days when you can trade in the market. Saturday is going be closed and Sunday is going to be half open, right? So let's say just those 5 days you're trading and you're taking 2 trades each day, that comes out to 10 trades for the week. And let's just go with the lower end of the win rate. Let's say we're not hitting 85%, let's say we're only getting a 70% win rate. So out of those 10 trades, we're winning 7 trades and we're losing 3 trades. When you do the math on that, if we're risking $750 per trade— remember, with this strategy we're always going for a 1:1. So when you risk $750, we're also going to make $750. So we're risking $750, we're making $750 per trade. We won 7 of them and we lost 3 of them. That comes out to a net profit after we subtract our losses, a net profit of $3,000 every single week. And we're doing that all with using this one simple strategy that we just went over. We're only taking 2 trades per day, which probably took us 10-15 minutes out of the day, and we're leveraging other people's money. We only put $500 of our own money into it, but we're leveraging other people's money. We're leveraging prop firms' money to then pocket us $3,000 every single week. Now you can see the power of day trading. Now you can see just how easy it is to create an insane amount of money from anywhere in the world at any time in the world. Day trading does not have to be hard and it doesn't have to feel like gambling. You pick one strategy— we already went over extremely profitable strategy that's already tested and proven. Journal your trades. As I mentioned in the beginning of this video, you need to have the data. So journal every single trade that you take. Practice it. Look on— go on TradingView, just scroll backwards, look for those setups, look for those dojis, look what price does when a doji appears. Look at all the checklist items being ticked off. Just practice it and practice trading it on a demo account. I usually suggest for new traders, if you're completely new to trading, be on a demo account for at least 1 month. This way it'll stop you from risking your own money regardless if you go the prop firm route or the live account route. So trade on that demo account for at least a month to get yourself comfortable and confident with your strategy. And then once you're on that demo account for a month, Then you can go the route of either loading up a live account with your own money in it or leveraging other people's money and using a prop firm. I personally always suggest for people to go the prop firm route because you can make way more money and you don't have to risk a lot of your money at all. It cuts how much money you can actually lose because you're all in for, let's say, that $500 or whatever the fee is, and you have an unlimited upside. You can make $100,000 on that $100,000 account. And withdraw that, all while only risking that $500. Now, your trading really starts to compound when you use day trading to be able to scale to $20,000, $30,000, $40,000, sometimes even more than that a month. And that's honestly why I made this video right here. This video, I'll break down and show you the exact system that I use to be able to leverage these prop firms to make over $30,000, $40,000, $50,000, sometimes even six figures every single month. So watch this video right here. I'll give you everything you need to know on how to scale. I'll see you there.