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You want to be a trader but you have a 9-5 Educational purpose only. You want to be a day trader but can't trade market open because you have a job or you are too busy. The daily bar can give you just as much profits as the 5 min charts. In this video ill teach you how to find support and resistance zone on any market. Opening a line chart starting from the weekly and then looking for areas where price has repeatedly reverse gives you a clue of where price may go in the future on a daily chart. Watch till the end to see how this strategy is applied to all markets.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by brodjr8
BTC Bulls vs Bears – Critical Level Tested, What’s Next?🚀📈 BTC Bulls vs Bears – Critical Level Tested, What’s Next? 🐂🐻 Hi everyone! New day, new charts – and once again, our levels played out beautifully! 🎯 The 102,777 zone was the battleground, and after nearly 40 price interactions at that level, the bulls took control. However, all is not settled yet! We are currently observing multiple divergences across key indicators: 📉 MACD 📉 Histogram 📉 RSI 📉 MOM (Momentum) 📉 MFI This suggests caution despite the bullish momentum. My expectation is for a retest of the 102,777 level, which remains the key decision point. Here’s the updated probability outlook: ➡️ 65% chance we push higher toward the next target at 105,962, with sights ultimately set on 113,000. ⬅️ 35% chance we see a rejection and head lower. Keep an eye on these key levels: ⚔️ 102,777 – The battleground (Bulls vs Bears) 📌 105,962 – Next target 🎯 113,000 – Ultimate target Before I wrap up, even on the 8-hour chart, there are signs of divergences, so let’s stay sharp and move carefully. Step by step, we’ll navigate this market together! One Love, The FXPROFESSOR 💙 ps. WE ARE STAYING LONG! OK?
BITFINEX:BTCUSDEducation
by FX_Professor
Bitcoin Bulls Aim for $102K – Breakout or Rejection Ahead?🚀📈 Bitcoin Bulls Aim for $102K – Breakout or Rejection Ahead? 🔍🧠 Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening — wherever you are in the world, Bitcoin is pumping, and that’s always a good sign for the bulls! 🐂 In my last BTC update, we anticipated a bounce from the key support zone around $93,600–$93,800, and price respected this level to the dot, rocketing upward just as expected. 🔥✅ That level acted as a strong springboard, and now BTC is climbing through a well-respected ascending channel on the 15-min chart. 📊 Key levels to watch: Middle of the channel: ~$98,689 Top of the channel: ~$100,636 Psychological level: $100,000 Projected breakout target: $102,774 (60% probability 🚦) Major resistance beyond: $113,000 However, there's always the alternate scenario: a 40% chance that we reject under $97,400, re-enter the lower end of the channel, and potentially drop toward $92,000 if that support fails. This would flip the bullish structure short-term — something to keep on your radar. ⚠️ This is a high-momentum situation, and I’ll be watching for confirmation of breakout or breakdown. Stay alert, keep your risk in check, and let the chart guide your trades. 📉📈 Let me know your thoughts in the comments — are we headed for $113K or due for a cooldown? One Love, The FXPROFESSOR 💙
BITFINEX:BTCUSDEducation
by FX_Professor
1
How to Set Up and Use OCO Orders on TradingViewThis tutorial video explains what OCO (Order cancels orders) are, how they work, how to place them in Tradingview, and how they relate to bracket orders. You'll learn how to add them to new entry orders as well as existing positions. There is a substantial risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please trade only with risk capital. We are not responsible for any third-party links, comments, or content shared on TradingView. Any opinions, links, or messages posted by users on TradingView do not represent our views or recommendations. Please exercise your own judgment and due diligence when engaging with any external content or user commentary.
CME_MINI:ES1!Education
by OptimusFutures
10
A 3-Step Process For Analytical SuccessIn this video I go through the 3-step process of implementing a Bias, Narrative, and Model. This process was a game-changer for me when it came to analysis, as well as taking actual trades. It considered high-probability targets, patience in waiting for traders to coming for me, and the calm of being prepared when it was time to take an entry. It filters out pointless trades, because if I don't have Bias, then I can't have a Narrative, and if I don't have a Narrative, then I don't have a Model. I use ICT concepts, but this process works equally well for most other methodologies that aren't completely mechanical and algorithmic. I give a real example of a trade I took yesterday on EURUSD where I utilized this 3-step process to frame a trade. I hope you find this video insightful and gives you more clarity in your trading! - R2F Trading
Education
by Road_2_Funded
17
How to Enter Trades the RIGHT Way!In this video, we're tackling an important question from our community member who's been crushing it in paper trading but faces the common challenge of entering trades blindly based on alerts, fearing they'll miss out otherwise. We'll discuss: Why blindly following signals can hurt your long-term success The power of context in market structure: Why waiting for price to hit key support/resistance levels drastically improves your entries A practical approach to manage FOMO: How scaling into trades can balance quick reaction times with better entries and tighter stops Real examples of good vs. rushed entries, highlighting the impact on your risk-to-reward
CME_MINI:ES1!Education
by WallSt007
SPY/QQQ Plan Your Trade Update : Behind The Scenes ResearchI want to say thank you to all of you and to share with you all the work/resources/servers/and other data I maintain to help me identify where and how the markets will present opportunities to all of us. This video shows you a bit of the behind-the-scenes work I do and some of my proprietary modeling systems. I'm not sharing this with you to try to win you over or to tell you I do more than anyone else in terms of research. I'm sure there are many others who go much further than I do in terms of trying to dissect the markets and the opportunities available. But I do believe I deliver very unique research, which is a one-of-a-kind solution for traders. Again, I'm not 100% accurate (I wish I were). But I am trying to share some of the decision-making solutions I use to understand where the markets are likely to move over the next 2- 4+ months and how traders can profit from my research. Remember, you are only seeing about 10% of my total research, tools, modeling systems, and capabilities in these Plan Your Trade videos. I want to thank all of you who continue to value my work. It is not easy. It takes money, time, and resources to continue to monitor all of these systems/algos. The end result, I believe, is one of the most unique future/current modeling system resources you can find anywhere. Again, thank you for making my research a success. I promise to do more and improve my tools over the next 12+ months for everyone to find better profits. Get some. #trading #research #investing #tradingalgos #tradingsignals #cycles #fibonacci #elliotwave #modelingsystems #stocks #bitcoin #btcusd #cryptos #spy #gold #nq #investing #trading #spytrading #spymarket #tradingmarket #stockmarket #silver
AMEX:SPYEducation
by BradMatheny
2
Why I Hesitate on Long Wick Candles (and How I Trade Through It)In today’s live trading review, I highlight one of the key challenges I face when trading the ES: I don’t always feel confident executing during long wick days. So how do I deal with that? Simple: reduce risk and stick to the framework. Watch as I walk you through this session, break down the setup, and share how you can identify and study your own trading weaknesses — so you can grow stronger, one trade at a time. #OneCandlestickAtATime #LiveTrading #ESFutures #TradingPsychology
CME_MINI:MES1!Education
by MarketsByLee_
TWAP and Chaikin's Osc vs VWAP Orders and VWAP IndicatorThere are two primary Order Types that the Professional Side of the market use. 1. Time Weighted at Average Price, aka TWAP , is used extensively by the Dark Pool Buy Side, Derivative Developers, and Sell Side Banks of record for Buybacks for corporations. The TWAP can be set at a penny to few pennies spread and pings and transacts on a specific TIME to PRICE. It can be set to time intervals shorter or longer. This is why the stock market is called "fully automated". TWAP is used most of the time. It is rare for the Giant Institutions to use VWAP orders due to the May 2010 FLASH CRASH when a fundamental trader of e-minis accidentally hit the VWAP order type rather than the TWAP order type which caused a massive collapse of all stocks as VWAPs accelerate selling as volume increases. 2. Volume Weighted at Price or VWAP is ALSO an ORDER TYPE. It is primarily used by Small Funds Managers and Small Asset Managers who are independents trading their customers' investment money actively, often intraday. Volume Weighted at price ORDER TYPES are also automated and ping to trigger the order to transact as volume increases. This is an easy, simple way for a busy small fund manager to cope with the complexity of buying and selling stocks with 10,000 share lots to 100,000 share lots. These are the NEW "whales" of the market. Professional Traders Swing trade 1 million to 5 million or higher share-lot sizes. The size of the orders of the professional trader has increased significantly in the past decade. All of you need to be aware of the market participants on the professional side as they control 80% of the 1 trillion dollars that exchange hands daily on the US Markets. Using Chaikin's Oscillator is ideal for tracking the Dark Pool Buy Side who create the bottoms. This excellent indicator analyzes all 3 data sets: price, volume and time. Thus, it can signal early that the Dark Pools have slowly started to accumulate over time and the runs down will turn into a bottom and then pro traders will nudge price to inspire VWAP orders from the Smaller funds managers. The VWAP INDICATOR is excellent for tracking the smaller funds managers' trading activity and it ALSO has price, volume, and time in the formula. So this is great for those of you who need an indicator for following smaller funds activity as these smaller funds VWAP orders trigger more and more volume and then runs that can move up or down for several days. TradingView has an awesome group of indicators to use. You should customize your indicators to which market participant groups you wish to track so that you can be ready and in a position before the big runs up or down. Trade Wisely, Martha Stokes CMT
NASDAQ:AMZNEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
4
Gambling Is Not Trading : A Quick Reminder to THINKI've been getting quite a few messages from followers and many are positive. I seems my videos are helping many of you learn better skills and helping you find profits from these bigger price swings. But it also seems some of you are really gambling for the bigger gains with 0DTE options and taking excessive risks (IMO). I want to urge all of you to THINK and to try to learn to adopt a more fluid style of trading. The markets will quickly humble many of you gamblers. They have a way of taking everything you have when you let your guard down. Start Small. Build Your Skills. Learn How To Check Yourself When You Get Into That Gambling Mode. Remember, The Market Can Take EVERYTHING (And MORE). The trick to trading is to learn to GROW your account without gambling. It is like being a Sniper. You have to learn when to take your shot and you also have to learn when to be patient and wait. One of the best pieces of advice I've heard came from a friend (who trades options). He stated. Start Small Book Winners Quickly Book Anything over 20-25% -- Then Plan For The next Attack. Think about it. He's been trading for more than 20 years and has learned many of the pitfalls over that time. And, he is the one guy that I've seen generate 100-200%+ a week (consistently) over the past 2+ years. If you want to survive as a trader, you have to start thinking like a trader (not a GAMBLER). I hope this video helps. Get some. #trading #research #investing #tradingalgos #tradingsignals #cycles #fibonacci #elliotwave #modelingsystems #stocks #bitcoin #btcusd #cryptos #spy #gold #nq #investing #trading #spytrading #spymarket #tradingmarket #stockmarket #silver
AMEX:SPYEducation
by BradMatheny
10
How To Customize The 1 Minute Scalping IndicatorThis tutorial explains each setting of the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator in detail so you understand exactly how to adjust your settings to get the results you would like from the indicator. Here is a list of the details we discuss: How to fix loading errors Tooltips that explain each setting for your reference Trade modes and how they are affected by other settings Average candle size rejection parameters Higher timeframe candle filters, settings and levels External indicator trend filtering capabilities and how to set them up correctly Stoploss and take profit calculations and settings you can adjust Signal arrow customization options Candle coloring adjustments Visual/styling options Make sure to watch the whole video so you fully understand how each setting affects the indicator for best results.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!Education
by FriendOfTheTrend
6
How do I know if a day will be bullish?"Daily Bias" is one of the most asked questions by traders! You’ve probably heard someone say: “If only I knew where the candle would expand, I’d be rich!” Well, today I’m sharing a framework that can help you start answering that exact question. 🚶🏽‍♂️Walk with me as we break down the ES Futures Daily Candle for April 24, 2024. By the end of this video, you'll have a solid starting point to study and apply this method— #OneCandlestickAtATime
CME_MINI:MES1!Education
by MarketsByLee_
How To Filter Signals On The 1 Minute Scalping IndicatorThis tutorial shows you how to use external indicators to filter out signals on the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator so that you only get signals that are in the direction of the trend. Step By Step Process: 1. Pick an external indicator that provides an output value of 1 for bullish, -1 for bearish or 0 for neutral and add it to your chart. We have multiple indicators that can do this, but you can also customize your own indicators to provide this value and use that to filter out signals. 2. Set your desired trend parameters on your external indicator and make sure that indicator is on the same chart as the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator. 3. Go to the indicator settings for the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator and turn on one of the 3 available External Indicator Filters. Then from the dropdown menu, select the external indicator you want to use and make sure to choose the output value that gives the 1, -1 or 0 output for trends. Our indicators will have an output titled "Trend Direction To Send To External Indicators" to make that value easy to find in the dropdown menus. That's it! Let the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator reload with the external indicator trend values and it will only show buy signals during bullish trends, only show sell signals during bearish trends or no signals during neutral markets. Make sure to back test your setup until you find the best external indicators and settings to use that work best for your trading style and then apply that setup to any chart you would like. Here is the code you can use to add a trend value to your own custom indicators and send it to the 1 Minute Scalping Indicator: trendDirection = 0 if close > ema1 trendDirection := 1 else if close < ema1 trendDirection := -1 else trendDirection := 0 plot(trendDirection, title="Trend Direction To Send To External Indicators", color=#00000000, display=display.data_window) Change the (close > ema1) and (close < ema1) to use your own variables from within your script.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!Education
by FriendOfTheTrend
How to Use Renko Charts for Drawing Support and ResistanceHow to Use Renko Charts for Drawing Support and Resistance Like a Pro Most traders rely on candlestick charts to identify support and resistance zones—but if you’re still sleeping on Renko charts, you’re missing out on one of the cleanest ways to map market structure. Renko charts filter out noise and only plot price movement, not time, giving you a stripped-down view of market momentum. That’s exactly what makes them powerful for spotting true support and resistance zones—without all the clutter. Why Renko Charts Work for Support & Resistance Support and resistance are areas where price historically reacts—either bouncing or reversing. On traditional candlestick charts, these zones can be hard to identify clearly because of wicks, time-based noise, and volatility. Renko charts simplify that. Because Renko bricks are only formed after a specific price move (like 20 pips or using ATR), the chart naturally filters out sideways chop and lets key levels stand out like neon signs. How to Draw Support and Resistance with Renko Here’s a quick step-by-step process: Set Your Brick Size Use an ATR-based Renko setting (ATR 14 is common), or set a fixed brick size that fits your trading style. For swing trading, slightly larger bricks will work best. Look for Flat Zones Identify areas where price stalls or flips direction multiple times. These flat “shelves” on the Renko chart often line up with strong historical support or resistance. Mark the Bricks, & Sometimes The Wicks With Renko, you’re not dealing with traditional candlestick wicks. So your levels are based on the tops and bottoms of the bricks, not erratic spikes. Check for Confirmation If a level held as resistance and later flips into support (or vice versa), that’s a key zone to mark. These “flip zones” are often hotbeds of institutional activity. Bonus Tip: Combine with Price Action Renko charts tell you where price is likely to react—but combining them with price action techniques (like engulfing candles, pin bars, or M/W formations on traditional charts) will give you a lethal edge. Use Renko to mark the zone, then switch to candlesticks to fine-tune the entry. Best of both worlds. If you’ve been struggling to draw clean support and resistance levels—or find yourself second-guessing your zones—Renko might be your solution. It’s not about fancy indicators or chart tricks; it’s about removing the noise so you can trade what really matters: structure and momentum. Are you using Renko in your strategy? Drop a comment or shoot me a message—I want to hear how it’s working for you.
CRYPTO:SOLUSDEducation
by TLTurnerTV
8