In this short instructional video, Jordan walks through several recent foreign‑exchange trades executed with the SRS Pro system, illustrating how the platform’s indicators (sentiment, momentum, monitors) and classic price‑action patterns guide entry, target, and risk‑management decisions. He begins with a bullish Pound/Kiwi setup, describing the double‑wave formation, breakout on a red candle, and the achievement of the first profit target before the trade was closed at breakeven. He then reviews a sell trade on the Australian dollar, highlighting a three‑lower‑low/three‑lower‑high structure, ABC pattern, and the subsequent loss after a short‑term reversal. The QE CAD trade is examined next, showing a similar double‑wave/ABC configuration, the importance of moving stops to breakeven at the first target, and a brief discussion of trade‑management timing. Jordan returns to Pound/Kiwi to demonstrate a triangle that experiences false breakouts, explaining how a manipulated stop‑clearance can set up a stronger bullish continuation. Additional brief examples (Pound/Aussie, Dollar/CAD) illustrate consolidation‑breakout dynamics and the consequences of premature exits. Throughout, he emphasizes practical advice on stop‑loss placement, target scaling, and the universal applicability of these principles beyond SRS Pro. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to comment, ask questions, and join a free Telegram channel for further support.
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Hello everyone, this is Jordan, and in this short video I'm going to cover a few interesting trade examples— least interesting for me— based on the SRS, of course, as this video is dedicated to SRS Pro. And as you can probably see already, I I'm currently at srstrandrader.com. Under the performance tab, you will be able to see this table. So let's cover the last one or two weeks. Um, the trades that I wanted to talk about are right here. So starting with the pound kiwi, first of all, we had a nice bullish setup. You probably, if you're following of course the FX market, know that the pound kiwi in the past say 3 weeks really exploded to the upside. And we can see that on the indicators, the sentiment, all time frames are pointing to the upside. Only momentum on the 4-hour chart is currently showing bearish. Well, currently based on the time that we take, uh, took this, the trade, of course. But overall, you can see pretty much everything is pointing to the upside. So what do we have here? We have another push to the upside, and this is where the price managed to stop. This is also where the price created this double wave, and at that point we got the breakout. The breakout, however, happened with a red candle, so the actual entry was executed once We got the bullish candle pattern confirmation, and this is where we actually attacked. So first target reached approximately for one to one, just a few pips above this zone. Of course, we have another level right here, and the second target—sorry, the second part of the trade. Was kicked out in break-even. Another interesting one would be the Aussie dollar. This time we're looking for a sell, and if you're following market structures, you will be familiar with this type of structure which is pointing to the downside. Now, I wouldn't precisely call this an impulse as it counts from the Elliott Waves, but it is 3 lower lows, 3 lower highs, which means we're looking for sells. Of course, this is something extra. In that case, if you understand price action, that would be fine. But in general, we can be checking the SRS Pro indicators. The monitors are all showing bearish with the most recent candle right here ticking To the red side. Sentiment 2 out of 3, momentum 2 out of 3. And after this structure down, of course everything else confirms, we have this ABC coming with a breakout. And this is exactly where the attack happened. Unfortunately, this one pushed higher just a few candles afterwards. And kicked out this trade in a loss. Another interesting example probably would be the QE CAD, which is more or less again showing the same idea as with the example before that. We have 2 out of 3 for the sentiment pointing to the downside. Momentum, same story, 2 out of 3. Monitors 4-hour chart totally bearish, daily bearish, and the last candle pattern here is ticking down. Now what is more interesting in this case is again we're following a double wave, okay, ABC. Let me just try to draw it a bit better. So we have something like that attempt here for a breakout. The price is holding the breakout zone, pushed up, then immediately a rejection, and this is where we got stuck right here, and, um, the candle turned to red. Okay, so this is the place where the attack for the sell Started once again. Target one reached just a few pips below. Sorry, above the previous low. As we can see, the low technically was reached, but in general, when it comes to this kind of setups, it is better idea, guys. If you're at least first target or the place, in other words, the time for management. Comes right before these swings. So as we have in this case, this is our breakout. You want to manage your trade, which means basically move the stop loss to breakeven or TP1, whichever of that is, right, uh, slightly below— sorry, above this high. Because usually what happens is we see some kind of a reaction From these swings. That of course applies to any strategy, doesn't just apply to this one. So just a friendly advice. Let's cover one or two more. Pound Kiwi again, we're looking for the buys. This time the situation is slightly different. We had the push up, push down. Attempt to continue here, stopped, and right there it started forming a consolidation. Attempt to continue here, failed. Okay, broke below, and this break below, at least in my opinion, was an absolute manipulation here to clear the stops based on this one. Based on the triangle, right? Because many people would be attempting to buy with the breakout of the trend line, buy with the breakout of the high, or maybe even this high. All of these 3 conditions, which should be— let's make it yellow— which should be here, here, or here would be triggered. And then surprise, surprise, look where the price is going. Clearing stops and then continuation. That's why I personally really love trading triangles which are false broken like we have in this case. Well, here we have technically two false breaks, but if my direction is bullish, I like to see the triangle false broken to the downside, and then when the bullish breakout comes. It's much more powerful when it comes after this kind of fall break because then the big fish— big fishes, sorry— smart money is being fed. Okay, they collect these stops and the price continues where it is supposed to continue. In terms of indicators, it's pretty obvious that we are looking for the buys. We have an entry pattern, at least for me this is A pretty decent situation with the consolidation, and we're looking for this continuation again. Target one reached. Second target kicked out. Second part of the trade sorry kicked out in break even. All right, so let's see pound Aussie. No, this is pretty standard. Dollar CAD here. So without even looking at any of those, see what's happening, guys. This is Dollar CAD 15-minute chart. Even if we don't see what's happening before that, you have some kind of consolidation here. And then when you compare this to that, it's clear that the price is attempting to continue higher. This is perfect because then we have this consolidation zone, and the consolidation zone was preceded by ABC, meaning that this structure is actually being broken, and this is likely going to be continuation to the upside. So basically, that's the idea. Besides this one, unfortunately, it failed. Price immediately jumped back to the bottom of this range, and this is where the loss was realized. So that would be all as for now, guys. If you have any questions, if you're trading the SRS Pro or you would like to trade the SRS Pro, please leave your comment below. We'll be glad to assist you and answer all your questions. And of course, don't forget to join our free Telegram channel. The link to which you can find at the bottom in the comment section. 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