Trader Abraham Perez generated over $500,000 in prop firm payouts using a NASDAQ futures scalping system that combines ICT concepts with real-time order-flow analysis. He uses book-balance and volume-liquidity cues to find high-probability entries, rejecting static strategies for a dynamic, liquidity-driven approach that watches aggressor activity and Asian session liquidity.
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scalping strategy on NASDAQ that he has used personally to make over $600,000 in prop firm payouts.
When I first start, I saw that I waste so much time just trying to identify an opportunity. With the order flow, now I have this x-ray vision, and when I go to the book balance, this is where the magic happens.
This guy has mastered futures scalping by using ICT and order flow. Introducing Abraham Perez. Abraham has over $500,000 in prop firm payouts.
I learned to identify the markets with ICT concepts. That's when the order flow and the price action— that's together. Yes. I don't believe in mechanic strategies. I don't think they perform well long term because—
using this exact system, Abraham goes through step by step how he identifies his trades, executes his trades, and performs with a high win rate.
You can see that volume was from the selling side. That was my confirmation. I got in that trade and that was a $5,000 trade.
Abraham no longer guesses.. He uses order flow to confirm every single trade.
I'm not just speculating that in a high or a low there's liquidity. I can see that there is liquidity and I can see how the price is reacting with the liquidity.
Not only does Abraham go through his exact system, he also trades live on this episode on Chart Fanatic.
I want to see buyers getting in the price. I want to see the aggressors flipping the puck. This is the most powerful tool that the traders have. This is just the trigger. This is where you get in the money. The confirmation is in your whole analysis. People think that Asia doesn't have opportunities.
London is not that good with Nasdaq, but Asia tends to move real well because—