A short transcript from a YouTube video (Kardec Trader) where Rajendal explains a very simple trading strategy centered on using daily (and higher) charts as the anchor. The discussion emphasizes simplicity over many indicators, using statistics over intuition, risk-awareness, and trading timeframe hierarchy (daily down to 5-minute). The piece frames the approach as high-probability ‘A+’ setups and mindset guidance rather than complex indicator systems.
Strategy that is so easy a child could do it.
Is this why with all the indicators and the support and resistance levels and the chart patterns, triangles, pennants and then rsi, stochastics and all of this stuff, you get lost in what the chart is actually trying to tell you. It's trying to tell you that it's about. And you're more thinking it's about indicators or about chart patterns and all of this kind of stuff. At the end of the day, that's where the simplistic nature of this comes in.
Everyone was requesting the strategy. Well, today you get to see that strategy firsthand with the man himself is the one and only Rajendal.
Essentially every single day this is on my mind. That's the bare bones in the start of the strategy. The actual strategy is even simpler than that. Why I say it's so simple and why I believe it is so simple is because if this is the daily chart. Yeah. So if this is the daily chart going up like this, like the weekly or monthly chart on the s and P500, literally, that's when the odds are stacked with you. That's why I'm saying it's as simple as, you know, so simple a 5 year old can do it.
Because what is your mindset when it comes to risk with this? You're already through this process, putting yourself in a much higher probable scenario. So essentially an A plus set up, an environment.
I just go with what my statistics are telling me rather than my intuition. That's why I really do respect some of the other traders that go big when they feel like they're really right. Because I'm not that guy.
The daily is your chart.
That's my anchor chart.
Yeah.
The bigger picture chart, the five bit.
Is where I trade five minutes, where you trade anything in between that you look at, just from daily down to five.
I tell you what, why I do that, because obviously.
The more complex you make it, ego gets involved a little bit more because you're like, oh, I have to be that smart to win. You don't have to be that smart to win. Stupid people are rich.
