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The Simplest 1-Minute Scalping Strategy For Beginners

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24 COMMENTS

  1. Simply use what you already know to find something on the chart that catches your eye, at a certain time of day, in a certain context. Gather data on how often this pattern repeats in your favor, and trade only that. 20 consecutive trades. No exceptions in between, only that pattern. However long it takes to appear, you wait for only that one. If you like how it works, keep going. If not, adapt the method or change it completely if you want, and do the same thing.

  2. Please, I have a very important question. In this video, they use the FVG (Front Volatility Ratio) that forms inside the LOW and HIGH points of the 5-minute candle. But in another video, you expect the FVG to form outside the LOW and HIGH points of the 5-minute candle. Which FVG should I actually use, because I'm a little confused?

  3. So I just need $1,000,000 to get $2,700 at 0.27%… This is a good strategy… just don't have a million dollars… $10k is $27… consistency all the way to $1M capital.. yep..

  4. 1. In some shorts video you says that after the FVG we need to wait for the next candle to touch FVG and the wait for the engulfing candle formation and the take trade,

    2. But in this video you said take the trade after we found the FVG in 1 min timeframe.

    So the my question is which strategy is perfect while trading is it first One or second one

  5. Anyone know how to do this on Robinhood? I feel like I’m missing something. I’ve enabled everything except for signing up for Robinhood gold and I still don’t have the option trade like he shows here. I can buy the stock itself but being able to buy a contract accelerates earnings.

  6. I'm very new but very interested in learning to trade and I follow along and pick up things pretty quickly however the one thing that continues to confuse me is the target and stop loss zones..I get the concept of the zones but what confuses me is why is the stop loss zone sometimes above the target zone or sometimes below? Wouldn't the market climbing higher above a "stop loss" zone be a good thing because wouldn't you be making more money?

  7. Using a strategy (backtested) at the first candle at the opening at 09:30 makes a lot of sense. He also talks about the first 15m candle at 09:30 with the same approach. I have backtested the 5m candle like we see here in this video and the result isnt that good. But its around 55% with a RR still a need result. However with such a strategy you dont pass an evaluation account.

  8. I’m sitting on about 30k in cash right now, and with all the talk about recession dips being the ideal entry point, I’m trying to figure out how to put it to work. I’m mainly looking to understand which kinds of opportunities or sectors might make the most sense in the current market.

  9. I keep hearing about this “simple 1-minute scalping strategy for beginners”… but every time I try it, I end up overtrading and getting chopped up. I’ve watched tutorials, read guides, even paid for a couple courses and it still feels way harder in real time. If anyone’s learned this live instead of just watching clean examples afterward, I’d love to hear how.

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