I’ve studied a few of your videos, and my last couple of trades have been profitable. I’m not making hundreds of dollars..YET, due to my account size . But I now have an actual trading plan. From the time that I actually trade, the time frames I analyze and enter on, and my stop losses. You’re the only channel that broke it down without the extra bs. THANK YOU!
Thanks Steve. You are my RU-vid mentor, just completed a year of trading, now I'm finally profitable. I trade synthetic indices and your teaching helps alot. 🎉
They told me that it's impossible to know how to trade by watching only RU-vid videos but what they didn't know is that they were encouraging me. I ignored them and continue browsing until I find you Steve. Now look: You have given me the sufficient knowledge to start trading and already I started 😂😂😂
Steven is the best and only trading coach on youtube who isnt bs. Un biased, tells you all the cons as well as the pros shows his annual profit and loss very realistic simple and to the point. I dont understand how anybody throws shade on him.
@@isacrydberg4277 not a fan he flexes his watches and shows off his money in videos like millionaire day in the life and a day in miami and doesnt have that much content teaching people about trading like steven does.
1. If you can't make money day trading, you can't make money swing trading 2. If you are a beginner, day trading on demo will quicken your learning process. You learn what works and what doesn't quickly. Swing trading will slow down the process. 3. Being good at fundamental, technical and sentimental analysis won't make you profitable. Risk to reward is the most important thing. 4. The biggest myth in trading is positive risk to reward. 5. Most profitable traders don't create youtube videos . 6. Almost all courses on trading on youtube are misleading. They are created by people who don't trade for a living.
Sometimes i hit the edge of giving up trading because i feel there's no way i can be up there but i have no choice than to keep learning and believing ❤
Yeah Ithink some of us feel the same, but with a good strategy and risk manage you will be profitable, just have to be consistent, check all the videos of this guy and make your back testing always you have the time
I really want to thank you for the information you put out there... Please can you make a video on 15min price action trading ( for entry) using analysis on the 1HR and 4HR time frame.. Thank you..
Sir, you don't have to ask to click the Like button or subscribe... The way how you're articulating each Trading bit, we count that as 1mbps... Thanks again for your educational tutorials..
Sir, can u create a detailed video on Different types of trading? Like swing trading, day trading etc. Differences between different trading styles. It will very useful for beginners who are confused on the time and styles of trading.
this is exactly the type of stuff we need...this is showing us strategy's in motion...and explained so good..idk if it's because I've watched and learned more that's why I'm understanding ..but I feel like I haven't seen anything likk this yet..idk..but thank you for this video..not only is this showing us one specific but it has like ooend my eyes to somthing more and i cant explain it..
Thank you for everything you've taught us about Forex here on RU-vid, Steven. I would like to become better by enrolling at the TTC University. I have only one question before I purchase. Do we have LIFETIME access to everything once purchased?
Hello just wanna say thank you for your content! You have inspired me in so many things and the final one is that I created youtube channel because I want to make same videos as you / educative content. Is there any advice you could give me in starting the channel ? How for example did you find your first audience. Thank you very much and have a nice day! :)
Hi Steve, Hands down this is the best trading channel on the RU-vid. I have a small request, can you please make a detailed video on how the knowledge we'll gain by taking your paid course will be different from the knowledge we are gaining from your free RU-vid videos?
Truth is market movers dictate when to move the market in a particular direction, their money is made during consolidation after a big move, when you have blown 5 accounts min, at least 10k/hrs chart time, I'll listen.
Could someone please verify my depiction of a bulls vs. bears candle? I would like someone with intuitive trading knowledge to tell me if I am wrong or right, or if what I envision as bear vs bull is reasonable. Suppose we have a 1-minute chart, and the candle opens at 8:00 AM. In that one minute, the price rises from $1.00 to $1.10 and then drops/closes at 0.90. That's a 0.10 cent loss. So this is what I imagined happening in that 1 minute. One bull/seller sells at $1.00 and a buyer buys at $1.00. Another bull/seller sets the price at 1.01 and a buyer buys at 1.01. Let's assume the price went from $1.01 to $1.02 to $1.03 to $1.04 to $1.05, and once it reached $1.10, the buyers turned into bears. Buyers/Bears don't want to take any more risks and aren't willing to pay $1.10 because they believe it's overpriced. As a result, the bulls/sellers who set the price at $1.10 are nervous because they are unsure whether they will be able to sell, so they say "Hey, I'll still make a profit if I drop it by one cent." Let me drop it by a few cents to lock in some of my profits. By selling at a lower price, they are essentially becoming bears, which means a bearish market/candle if the scenario continues. As a result, the bulls/sellers drop the price, and the buyers/bears say they won't pay $1.09 either. When the price drops to $1.08, the buyers/bears say that they're not willing to pay 1.09. When it comes down to $1 again, they say, you know what, I won't pay that price either. Due to a lack of buyers, the sellers/bulls now turned bears get even more nervous so they begin to sell it even cheaper, like a Domino effect within that 1 minute, it closes at 0.90 with a buyer/bear willing to buy it at that price. The price has dropped 0.10 below the opening price of the first 1-minute candle. The market is now bearish with the sellers giving in to lower price pressure from the buyers/bears because the buyers are only willing to buy at a lower price. I know it doesn't exactly go this way, but this is as close as I can imagine a wick being created from a trading perspective. Does this analogy accurately reflect how wicks are formed?
Hey so this may sound super dumb but the stock market candle stick thing something I can get to practice with? I have zero knowledge on stocks and day trading and I want to try the demo account like Troy said but how do I do that?
Much apricated all the very easy to understand and clear mesange videos you making 👌🏾👌🏾🙏🏾 I have one question and perhaps other can help answering my question. Currently my broker is Saxo, and i can connect to Trading View platform but not when i trade CFD and that is all I am trading currently. The problem is that Saxo Trader has a very limited analyse facilities and indicators available and I will like to be able to Analyse and Trade on the same platform. What broker will you recommend I should move my funds to that is fully integrated in Trading View so I can both analyse and trade fast and easy?
Hey Steven, I just wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for the incredible content you consistently provide on your trading channel. Your insights, analysis, and clear explanations have been instrumental in helping me navigate the complex world of trading. Your dedication to educating your viewers sets you apart, and I'm genuinely thankful for the knowledge and skills I've gained from your videos. Keep up the fantastic work - you're making a positive impact on so many aspiring traders like myself. Thank you, Steven!
Thank you for such important rules to manage day trading. I don’t mind saying I have been guilty of not sticking to my rules and lost heavy through emotional position trading thinking I think I know what the market of my position is likely to do eventually if I just see it through 😢
It's the same thing. On a higher time frame, things just take longer to happen. This is why you must have the right patience for the time frame. If you try to take a trade everytime you look at a Daily chart, you're going to enter too early everytime. If you're going to do that, trade lower time frames, where the setups develops in minutes instead of days, and you can wait for it in one sitting. On the Daily, if today doesn't look right, come back tomorrow. Not right still? Then come back tomorrow again etc..
