YouTube interview/feature of trader Jay Otani describing how he grew an account from about $3,000 to over seven figures using an order-flow-focused trading strategy. The chunk includes Otani's personal history (2019 losses), his shift from indicator-based trading to tracking buyers/sellers, emphasis on risk control and sizing (noting Tesla contributed heavily to his P&L), and promises step-by-step and live trade examples.
This Guy has taken $3,000 to over seven figures.
2019 was a scratch year for me. I just lost money because of all this bullshit. What happened with me when I started out, I never asked the question why? Like why are we respecting the indicators? I should have asked the question why? So that's where I shifted my focus to the buyers and sellers. That's what creates the market.
His name is Jay Otani, known as one of the most transparent traders in the industry.
What took me from say 3k to 7 figures now is not what will take me from 7 to 8 figures. I took my profits a bit too early. Still, I made like $20,000 on this. That is crazy. Like easiest trade of my career.
Today on chart Fanatics, he is breaking down his entire order flow strategy that allowed him to take $3,000 to over seven figures.
Tesla is a major contributor to my P and L. My seven figures, P and L, about 700k or 800k has come from this one stock alone. My edge is right here. My edge is lowering the risk because I size up. So if I size up, I want my risk to be controlled.
He's going to show it all step by step with trade examples and even live examples.
Now you guys can see my order window. I covered my position at 955 overall, making $50,000, approximately $49,000 on the NVDA trade. But because I took a loss on Tesla as well Overall, I made $44,000 on this day. I would say the con of the strategy is nothing, honestly, because everyone says that. Okay, the con of the strategy, it won't work in this market environment. This is going to work everywhere.
