Actual STRAT Examples (Beginner to Advanced)

[@ToniCreary]

I like how you explain The Strat. I'll be referring back to this vid. 😊 Thank you!

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you so much!!

[@MinhTruong-e1z]

when you buy options, what strike are you buying? closest to your first target?

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you so much

[@dejuanjohnson8010]

That number "3" at 1:18 was atrocious sir lol...awesome explanation!

[@successacademycourses]

Yes, it's quite challenging to draw with your mouse haha! Thank you!

[@hassanelamir203]

Thanks for the great video. Quick note the website link is not working

[@rjm2818]

do the color of bars matter or is just the type of bar that matters?

[@successacademycourses]

Just the type, but if you notice that in your testing that colors do matter, then you can set a rule around that.

[@griswoldtrading]

You’re hammer and shooter candles are backwards… Hammer has a body at the top with a wick at the bottom because it looks like a hammer A shooter is the opposite with the body at the bottom and the long wick at the top or an inverse hammer.

[@successacademycourses]

Oh no, you're right! Thank you for catching that. Cutting video now. By the way I love your videos, I'm subscribed! Keep up the good work.

[@griswoldtrading]

@@successacademycourses mistakes happen Good Luck With The Channel!!

[@trinkladd]

And these are the bozos teaching a strategy they have zero idea about. How they gonna answer questions. If they don’t k ow what a momo hammer or shooter is. Lol 🤡

[@nathanielbenedicto6018]

I cannot access the cheatsheet

[@successacademycourses]

Join the Discord we'll give it to you: discord.gg/pFqfNm9UmT

[@kabootarsingh4062]

isn't the stoploss below the daily candle very unfeasible and makes risk reward bad

[@successacademycourses]

These are the general "rules" of the STRAT. Traders can obviously modify them but they should backtest and journal anything they trade. So a trader can target higher than the first candle which would probably improve risk reward ratio. Does this make sense?

[@kabootarsingh4062]

@@successacademycourses so where could we place better stoploss some ideas please

[@successacademycourses]

@@kabootarsingh4062 A stop loss could still go in the same spot but with a further target. Or a stop could be bigger by a specific amount everytime, or by spread. It really comes down to backtesting. If you see that you're getting stopped out every single time and then the move is happening without you, consider adjusting your stop and testing that.

[@travisdupree2536]

Do you normally use the DAILY to find levels for day trading? Thanks in advance,

[@successacademycourses]

Because day trading is during the day, most traders probably use the daily time frame to determine target levels. That being said, it is not uncommon for traders to go into larger or smaller time frames to determine more target levels. If this doesn't answer your question please reply!

[@travisdupree2536]

@@successacademycourses Yes, it does .... I am just trying to figure out PT's and levels so I really appreciate your response.

[@successacademycourses]

@@travisdupree2536 Anything else you need let me know!

[@tomcrowhurst7418]

This strat is just Al Brooks work reframed 😂

[@WinDaStratter]

Not really… strat is based solely on price action NOT TA which is all hindsight….

[@akashmakhija9074]

What r u saying , 3-1-2 the candle opened above the entry point that’s y it is red it started from top and came back below the entry price which is why it is red😂😂

[@j1sluvme]

How do you make money trading The Strat? Oh I see...with multi targets.

[@successacademycourses]

Depends on the trader's strategy. Some traders like to take combos off of supply and demand zones and have a target based on something else, like maybe structure. But yes some traders like to use multi targets.

[@TheRealPrinceCastro]

​& those targets would be nearest previous highs? @@successacademycourses

[@creationhasevidenceinscien970]

TradeSniperSara created the cheat sheet

[@successacademycourses]

Shes great and she did create a very good cheat sheet. Ours is our own.