Kardec TraderFutures Trader. Creator of The Midas Touch. Mentor

THIS Setup Made Him $40,000 In ONE Trade🚨

21 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this instructional monologue, the speaker presents a repeatable short‑selling strategy that he claims generated $40,000 in a single month. The method centers on identifying a price area just above a known support level where the market consolidates. When such a consolidation occurs, the trader marks its high and low, then watches for a breakout below the low. A decisive volume and order‑flow spike on the breakout is required to confirm genuine selling pressure; without the spike the setup is discarded. Once confirmed, the trader waits for a retest of the broken support, looks for a sharp rejection (the former support now acting as resistance), and enters a short position with a tight stop placed just above the retest candle. The profit target is set at the next lower support level, creating a low‑risk, high‑reward trade. The speaker emphasizes the consistency of the setup, its timing, and the importance of volume confirmation.

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I think I finally found the one setup that never changes. It works at the exact same time most days, and it does the same exact thing. I made $40,000 in a single month trading it, and once you see it, you'll wonder how you ever traded without it. I wait for price to trade near a support level and then consolidate directly above it. The consolidation is not going to happen every single time, but when it does, I like marking the high and the low of this consolidation range. I wait. Price will either break below the low and trade into support. And when it does this, I like to check volume and the order flow. Does it spike? If it doesn't spike, I've removed the setup and I move on because the market most likely is going to return back to consolidation. But if volume does spike, I have a really good setup on my hands. When it spikes on a breakout of the support level, it means real sellers stepped in and it confirms that the move is real and continuation is likely. This is the setup that I'm looking for. Now to enter, I like letting price retest the support level, reject sharply, as it shows now that the support level now turns into resistance. I put my stop tightly above the retest candle and my target is the nearest level of support below for a low risk, high reward trading setup.