Gala, a trader claiming $5 million in market profits, walks through his price-action strategy live during the New York session. He waits for the first 5-minute candle to close, takes one entry per setup, and ignores P&L while trading. In the episode, he closes 10 contracts for $1,200 in under ten minutes and shares live brokerage logins to verify his results.
At this point, you'd already made over $35,000 on this trade.
Once I'm in a position, I just don't look at the P&L and just look at the chart. Even if that's going to be a losing trade, the disciplined way of how to deal with the losing trade is—
This guy has made $5 million from the markets. Introducing Gala Trades. On this episode, Gala goes through his specific simple price action strategy that he backs up with confirmation from using order flow.
So many people kind of assume that the trend is some kind of two parallel lines and the price bouncing from the upper and lower boundaries. And in my opinion, that totally untrue. Best case for me is when the price is touching, dipping slightly lower than the level, and then getting back above the level. So my rule is just not take 3 entries on the same setup. If I'm doing 3 entries, that's the break of rule. That's overtrading for me. Because—
and not only that, in this episode he goes through his exact step-by-step process but then trades it live during New York session.
Okay, we closed 10 contracts. Now we have only 6 contracts left. We made $1,500 and $500 running.
So $1,200 in 7 or 8 minutes. Absolutely incredible.
You know, when the market opens, I'm not rushing to a trade. I'm usually waiting for the first 5-minute candle to close because—
Carla is as transparent as it comes with live logins to his brokerage to back up his profitability. And in this episode, again, he does it live. Make sure to tune in. ChartFinale.
At moments like this, I'm a little bit scared, like maybe I missed the opportunity because price did not go slightly lower than the level. One of the worst excuses that I hear from the people is when They refused to
