Trader Marco claims his "Da Vinci" model works on any instrument by trading liquidity traps instead of predicting highs and lows. He made $100,000 in payouts last year and says most retail traders fail by missing break-of-structure signals. He runs weekly live sessions on Chart Fanatics Live showing pull-back and continuation trades.
Last year I did over $100,000 in payouts whilst doing this. If you end up applying this model correctly and waiting for the higher probable ones, the win rate is incredible to say the least. And that's when the RR can get stupid. You don't even need to look at the chart. The hardest part for people is literally just—
This guy is the world's best liquidity trap trader with over $500,000 in payouts and close to 800,000 views on his last Chart Fanatics episode. If you don't see liquidity, you are the liquidity.
I never like to predict where liquidity is going to be, highs or lows. I simply let the market communicate that to me. Again, what do I mean by that is understanding—
on this episode, he reveals his universal trading Da Vinci model. No matter if you trade gold or NASDAQ, S&P, or EUR/USD, this strategy works.
Here's your common retail mistake: low taken, high taken. There's their BOS. Where do they want to be buying from? Once you guys learn to cut these kind of trades out of your plan, you'll avoid a lot of losses. This is literally a Da Vinci happening on the higher time frames and then the Da Vinci happening on the lower time frames. This is like textbook stuff.
Beautiful. Not only does Marco go through it step by step, but he also trades live every week on Chart Fanatics Live. Typically what happens is you'll just get a pullback and a continuation.
Boom, trade invalidated. The novice trader or the amateur trader is going to think, there's highs and lows all over my chart. What do I do, right? Am I going to sell above this, buy below this? It's best, in my opinion, to literally just
