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[@loopoldyt]

After 9 weeks using this concept, my demo account has already gained +100%. Using 2-3% risk now as I get more comfortable with the drawdown. It really boils down to experience in trading AND risk management. Also I have added some sort of confirmation criteria when price goes to a S/R zone, waiting for momentum shift before entering. Sometimes prices just slices through a zone and you just have to wait for it to settle down to a zone before trading against it. Thank you again Nick for this simple yet very powerful trading framework!

[@syedahsanrazakazmi9792]

Hi Martin, good to read your comment. How many pairs you are trading with this?

[@loopoldyt]

@@syedahsanrazakazmi9792 I have around 12 pairs in my watchlist, actually you can use all 28 major pairs just limit the number of open trades. I limit mine upto 8-10 open trades/hedges depending on current drawdown.

[@alonebuthappy2285]

And you said you risk 2 to 3 prcnt you meant you lose 3 prcnt at invalidations and how you shoes invalidations ?

[@m0rgentraum]

Hey Martin, do you just wait for a rejection candle in the zone or what are your confirmation criteria specifically, if you don't mind sharing?

[@loopoldyt]

@@alonebuthappy2285 Yes, my invalidation hedges are 2-3% away from my entry.

[@vladintulov8481]

That is f*ucking awesome insight, Mr. Shawn. I'm so tired from that stuff, like FVG, OB, IFVG, OTE, BBG, TPG, HUDGI-NI, PUCHINI bla-bla-bla... I almost forgot that the best things in the world are simple. The same is for trading, I think. Your sense of humor makes me laugh. Much appreciate Nick.

[@JohnnyB-my2oz]

Dude the way he trades. 1 trade can take anywhere from 100-300 days . To make a 1:2 rr.. he's swinging on the daily . I've back tested it . Trades take average 200 days .

[@frankl473]

Time is fractal, cant you apply the same technique on lower timeframe?​@@JohnnyB-my2oz

[@cryptoa.o8919]

It’s just an example it can be applied to any TF

[@MAGCc]

@@JohnnyB-my2ozthe market is fractual

[@marcelofuentes8525]

@@JohnnyB-my2ozbro..

[@Daytraderwarriorbackup]

@everyone. *Very engaging. Tried many trading EA/Indicators out there none works out well, can someone recommend any, my finance is draining by the management of wrong people*

[@Harry765u]

Extraordinary is the right word to describe Mrs Caroline Hunter! she's experience as a trader and her EA copier/Indicators are so accurate. I have profited over $635,000 from last month of trading with it so far

[@Jessburg34]

I head about this automated trading bot long time. It obviously brings a lot of profit in trading forex-stock market, but more importantly I think Caroline is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance, her trading software is incredibly great

[@craigUllman67]

how can i reach this woman in need of this tools

[@Harry765u]

@@craigUllman67 she often interact on telegrams

[@Harry765u]

@carolineHunterr

[@valeriocafiero]

The visuals you used in this video made it even better!

[@impala6464]

Preach! Simplicity has gotten me my most profits. My mindset helps also and I don't trade Fridays.

[@ncscooterz]

Another added benefit is that it doesn’t matter how many people actually learned to trade this same way because it will only help the process work unlike other methods. I pondered trading this way for years but never pulled the trigger and now I realize I would be wealthy by now seeing as it was 2003 when I started thinking this way. Then I got overwhelmed bu all the other methods and left the trading for 17 years. Oh well, can’t look back except to learn from my past mistakes. Time to make money. Thanks Nick! You’re the man!

[@tuff_radiator]

any update ?

[@cwaniak5]

Keep in mind the spreads you would have to pay back then.

[@zevkej]

It dawned on me recently that this might be the best time EVER to get into trading because there has never been such a MASSIVE influx of retail traders in history and because of what you said, the fact that the more people playing by the SAME rules the more likely it is to happen. I really think we are at the beginning of forcing the market makers to change the way they play the game. We might have 10 or less years where the sheer number of retail traders using similar techniques are not just playing the market but actually controlling it just by having a somewhat unified understanding of the way the market SHOULD move thus making it move that way. Good luck brother!

[@katuzonyi]

😝 this was the first video I watched by you but I was laughing all the time. - so subscribed right away. Lmao. 😂. I’m glad I found you. Will try your SUPER SIMPLE strategy. 😊

[@MMT99-e7i]

how its going for u brah ?

[@GroovyGangTrades]

“Sit back n smoke some whatever it is that you like to smoke”😂😂

[@yukarkwi]

你成功让我一直重复看你的youtube.... Thank you Nick for this simple yet very powerful trading framework!

[@Jolley185]

I have been studying trading since last year…I literally just found you…why KZbin algorithm?!?! New sub!

[@Itsjoecampos]

Good shit bro been trading 6 years funded multiple times and have watched you for several years just to stay up to date with you. Always keeping it real. Trading ain’t that crazy. Simplicity!

[@darnellcapriccioso]

Impressive video. I started a bit late (graduated from my doctorate program at age 30 in 2016 with 170k in school loan debt). Managed to pay off my debt by 2019 and currently have a house and 250k total in investments (combo of profit share, 401k and a brokerage account). I'm not very knowledgeable in investing, so I just have my investing currently in index funds mainly voo, but have been putting a lot into schd the past few months. I dunno if that's the optimal strategy, but psychologically it is very set it and forget it, and prevents me from obsessing over individual stock performance.

[@richardhudson1243]

I’m thinking of doing the same but not sure if I should use different brokerage accounts? Just Curious. Pros and cons ?

[@tatianastarcic]

@@richardhudson1243 Instead of using different brokerage accounts to purchase index funds or individual stock, compare your age(s) and how much time you have estimated till retirement, you can also opt to consulting/working with a fund manager/advisor for an “optimal strategy” to outperform the bear market.

[@maiadazz]

@@tatianastarcic Sounds great. I could really use the expertise of an advisor, just can’t find while I’m away for work in New Zealand for another year. My portfolio has been stagnant.... Who’s the person guiding you can I get a phone number?

[@blablablablabla9859]

Who asked ?

[@biggalaxy9102]

I wish you would have read rhe book, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki before getting in college debt like that.

[@jimmiandersen3099]

What effectively happened in the first example is something close to this. opened buy. Lost that one and realized a small loss by opening the so called hedge. Basically the same as closing the position. opened another buy later and realized a bigger gain. That's it. No so called hedging required.

[@combofist5024]

your second example was a very good example of things that could go wrong. other viewers probably could not see the problem in it. but to be fair, I need to point it out. I watched the second example 3 times because I wanted to learn it. at 27:13 instead of closing out the long trade at break even and adding another risk to it (2k), that was what you showed us during the first hedge (2k loses) and third hedge (2k loses). you added another long, simply because you already saw the next candle already hit your buy stop (another 2k loses hedge). potentially 7k hedging losses. and sooner or later, it might turn into a disaster. because now, you need a 1 to 7 risk-to-reward trade to get out of these losing trades. Nick, I think you have to be honest with your viewers. it is ok to admit your mistakes. it is the next green candle that makes you change your trading plan. Adding another long trade was not the initial strategy.

[@charliescreenflow2709]

I guess props for actually posting the video that really turned out to be a disaster and not so simple managing 7 hedges and coming within 2k of blowing up the example account. That would not have been a stress free 8 months of trading! Lol Disappointed you varied from your original strategy. We don’t get that luxury in real time.

[@crazyhobby]

It is truely unfair trading advantage!!! Match Title! 🤣

[@stevenhull5025]

Trading is easy. Go against the herd. If 87% of day traders lose money using more or less the same strategy (candle stick patterns) trade the opposite. Logic dictates you will be amongst the 13% of winners.

[@144Jacob]

Nick, appreciate the lesson and all you knowledge. Do you trade commodities the same way.

[@brandonmorrrison4747]

What platform/broker do you use to allow for having both a long and short position on the same security?

[@aggerleejones200]

Just came across your channel and I fuc*ing love it. I appreciate you sharing and I can tell you’re authentic and what you’re doing. I’m gonna try out the strategy on Tuesday when the market opens. Happy New Year’s bro.

[@Himothy9986]

How you day trading on a daily chart? One candle stick equals one day. Are you swing trading?

[@brianbayer4868]

The only trading guy you gonna need, no cap

[@biggalaxy9102]

Thank you, Mr. "SUPER" Nick "LITERALLY" Shawn.

[@jojoc404]

This sh*ts the simplest most convincing strategy I've ever watched on youtube. Better be worth it cause damn I'm trying. LOL

[@mikeprincivil7615]

How many days are you willing to wait for just one trade? He's on the daily timeframe.

[@huanng9526]

I would love to see the forex GOD. Nick, this gave me the fu*king chills!!! And new insight, new way to look at the market. THANK YOU. Now question, does this work on futures?

[@gweiner2252]

Was happy to see such a complicated case as I really get it so much better! Thanks Shawn!

[@bnato8209]

Dude! You crack me up. But great SIMPLE trading system.

[@klecoxs2]

Thanks for posting Nick KISS works yet again 👍

[@manishmalhotrathejack411]

Impressive video . A great love by an Indian dude.🤟rock on

[@TheBlueskyson]

Manish. Hello from Karachi guy

[@salimbarbarossa6051]

you've really blown my mind I appreciate that

[@saftcoral23]

Dear Nick, a question. From about 20 minutes into the video, when you have an open long trade and the corresponding short hedge was hit too, when price then bounced back to the original long position, you closed the long and replaced it higher. I understand you reason behind it is that price could bounce at the zone, bringing you to a clean profit. But as chance of this happening is only 50%, wouldn't it make more sense just to leave both positions as they are? ...So I actually drew this situation out on paper and I can think of 3 possible outcomes for price movements. In only 1 situation (= price bounces at the resistance level and gets you cleanly to profit directly, as described above). In the other 2 situations (either price just flying up straight waving bye-bye or price going up only slightly, just to tip you over into a bigger hedge to only then plummet towards the TP) you had been better off leaving the hedge as it was. As you always say: price can go either up or down, so it's 50/50, this means that there is a 2/3 = 66% chance of being better off leaving the hedge as it was. What do you think?

[@amazingtech2471]

Can you apply this to smaller timeframe? like 5 mins?

[@Leonhart_93]

Glad you presented a worst case scenario. I am currently employing this method, and it requires some experience to roll out of hairy situations.

[@movedmagician1313]

massively reduce your position sizing - less profit but it gives you much more room and less to no heart flutters - as you become more confident then start increasing. Personally I would also focus on 1 or 2 pairs and know them inside and out.....

[@liquidplaya]

This is called martingale.

[@Sogard69]

​@@liquidplayanope

[@dsonoma]

Love the honesty and simplicity. I'm still trying to perfect this for myself. I can't afford the paid course but watching your existing videos often help

[@jf8085]

Nice video, I’ve been trading for a while it’s exactly how I would approach fx and index trading, keep it simple

[@kukunishad]

11:00 What if we close the position with stop loss and buy at next support zone and take the profit? will it be the same results like hedging? 🤔

[@johnianrutherfurd99]

Thanks so much. Very informative. i have been using stop losses and not hedging. Makes so much sense. i Will try it.

[@mikeprincivil7615]

Most reputable brokers can't do this. Actually, hedging is not legal for retail brokers in the U.S. What broker do you use?

[@Sogard69]

​@@mikeprincivil7615 just use 2 different accounts lol

[@katuzonyi]

What platform allows you to do hedging? :) 😅

[@jackgalloway8314]

Please, how do you draw the boxes correctly? Do you think of a line and then middle it of the rectangle??

[@ianbrown5955]

Other than your hedging strategy, The Trading Geek and you have similar strategies. You're both my favorite traders to learn from. Now, if only I could get up early enough in my busy life. I have a job that I work 12 hours a day... 2 days, then 2 nights, then 3 1/2 days off, rinse and repeat. On each shift I am out the door at 5am or pm, then home at 5 am or pm. Too tired to trade after the nights. Too tired to get up at 6am in the morning on my days off, as I am recuperating from my job. The markets open at 6:30 am in BC, Canada. I do a weekly/daily analysis and do swing trades. Your strategies work pretty good. Simple and straight forward. I would really like to do the 5 min and 15 min scalps; I think there is so much potential for me if I could be up for the volatile times to trade. Anyways, this is going to be a great retirement gig as I continue to learn until I retire in about 3 years. Thanks for your demonstrations!!!

[@gtx2083]

change ur favorite traders asap man cus they both dont trade lol

[@mknight3488]

What a legendary explanation and start of the video

[@pilotgfx]

Cool stuff bro appreciate the honesty

[@forexlearner9365]

THANK YOU NICK FOR THIS VIDEO! 🙂

[@salimbarbarossa6051]

Can I apply it to commodities on small timeframes, such as fifteen minutes?

[@ATLsOwn]

How do you trade both directions?

[@dougdvdw8421]

Amazing week last week used your levels in the free MFX channel, still learning your system so running a micro account $20 to $115.98 in one week well done Nick and thank you

[@ZackCollis]

I absolutely love this 🤣🤣"wagyu beef bullish candle" I relate to this too much. Trading has become a headache

[@BlazedAFGaming]

On my demo you strategy of hedging with my scalping and long trades I legit got my 100k account to 420k in one month haha, 160k on gold alone. I’ve also test it on small account £500 into 830 in a week from one hedge on a 28 loss I just trap the markets money let it drag me where ever unlock the hedge when it comes to my buy or sell let it retrace and trap it agin, whilst also scalping inside the hedge range, if it goes wrong on the scalp it because a new position for hedge 😂 You rock nick watched you for months and was always profitable just not consistent, I used to panic in drawdown now I’m relaxed and feel in control of what I’m doing! And let’s not forget it’s just risk management that can be turned into mad profits. On my live account I’m hedge on Nasdaq and have £75 of the markets money trapped currently 😅 I’m already in profit even with fees holding the hedge all week

[@EXTRAORDINARYO]

simple but very smart idea!Genius!

[@trevorgeall1653]

So you start with 1:1 Risk reward and in the last example need a 5 risk to minimize the 6% loss?

[@Narratick]

60% loss to be exact as he starts with a 10K initiial account.

[@tezla4672]

When you make it so simple Nick, how do you choose which one you would actually trade? Because based on this concept and strategy, you can literally trade any moment right? What do you look for to choose one trade over another?

[@bobwarshaw8439]

This is a great video, I learn a lot watching your videos and it has been helpful to me. Building a steady income is quite difficult for newbies.. Thanks to Mrs. Katherine Flores for improving my portfolio. keep up with the good videos.

[@adriandakota795]

Mrs Flores changed my life because of the high profits I got from investing with her.

[@michaelconnor359]

I'm new at this, please how can I get in touch with her?

[@bobwarshaw8439]

She's available on TELEGRAMS with the user below..

[@bobwarshaw8439]

FLORES11💯

[@michaelconnor359]

@@bobwarshaw8439 Thank you

[@MegaPlatinum111]

Hedge with calls n puts ?? Or just stock.... if options, how much time do u buy?

[@benjaminlombaert1998]

but with the first hedged trade you took profit on the sell. With the second one where you closed your buy at BE and got hedged again you did not close your buy position in profit. Why is that? I'm getting that its a floating loss and you manage your trade but its also compounding floating losses. Its like you said, sometimes it does go in a losing streak and blows your account. But I honestly do believe this can work but there is a reason why the drawdown is so bad and that there def is a possibility to blow accounts also

[@rhevl3148]

I caught that too. That second example was so inconsistent and his buy/sell hedges got so flip-flopped I couldn't follow where he ended up at all.

[@kakol6303]

Just curious, what broker are you using that allows you to hedge trade in the same account? I'm using Oanda so I can only hedge by opening a sub account. The problem is I can't have both accounts open at the same time.

[@jhakepascua6905]

This is the most stupid video that i have watch, but it make sense to me in a sinple way. Thanks buddy, i love it.

[@vaporwavechills]

Isnt spread a problem adding up every time you hedge, making your position not a 50/50 but the more trades the more loss you make? Dont you loose overview of all these open positions? Do you close each position and open two new ones once new level gets hit? Furthermore isnt the space between the order and the hedge order adding up where dead losses are created? And what about gaps or the marked moving sooo fast that you are unable to open the hedge position? Sad that you want to sell a product. That keeps asking myself why would you sell somethinig if you become so profitable with trading? I have one main last question: Do you use CFD, Options or Margin? How do you profit from pip-moves that you make up for the broker-fees? Thanks a lot. An answer would be appreciated. Greetings.

[@5P4C3V01D]

Looks like youre making videos for new viewers only. Nick, we know that already. Tell us more about the backend stuff. How do you keep motivated? How are you profitable if Bounces are 50/50 with 1:1RR? Im backtesting your stuff but always end up BE.

[@ericedwardroger3336]

I'm new to all this, feels overwhelming but I won't give up on learning this. Thanks for you clear explanation from the very beginning!🇬🇧

[@JACKSAROWW]

Keep going, it makes sense eventually.

[@kennybaker7107]

Hey Nick, Love your stuff. My understanding is that we cannot hedge with a US broker... Are you using a non US broker? I have heard of people using multiple (US) accounts to do this but I think that is messy.

[@victortepurei1023]

Thank you for the basics done right my man!!

[@johnofmalta]

Dumb question. How is this not “shorting against the box”? Can this be done with stocks? Thanks

[@roccaldinho]

Someone knows what broker does he use?

[@S_P420]

This approach works if you have a second stream of income like Nick does with the memberships you guys are paying him. If you somehow end up trading full time with this you would need much money to sit out the months or perhaps years of drawdown. I am using his way of managing risk mainly on the one hour based on my own fib strategy which of course gives me support and resistance zones. I’m gettin out of my hedges trades after some hours or latest after one day which allows me to make it full-time since 2 years without selling courses ;) But man maybe I should also sell signals and courses because when you do the maths, Nick makes mir money by selling to you guys then he does in trading…

[@Leonhart_93]

Use it on smaller time frames, like 1H. And if you don't have deep pockets use small lot sizes, making sure you have for at least 10 orders. On top of it, time your entries better, waiting for confirmation. He can afford to enter before confirmation because he has deep pockets and still makes a return in the long run.

[@S_P420]

@@Leonhart_93 lol exactly what I said.. but he does teach it and sell it on those higher timeframes where you will be paying 250$ a month just to sit in a 50% drawdown if you follow his risk structure. That’s what fucks with me. I’m not paying for him anyways so everything’s said from my part. Still he’s making more money with his subscriptions obviously and that’s the reason why he has those „deep pockets“ you mentioned.

[@manavplays212]

am i able to quit my job & do full time trading if i start with 1000$, no experience ?

[@Leonhart_93]

@@S_P420 Yeah, I think that with all of these traders have been doing this for so long that they forget how it is to trade with small accounts. For him two months trading a single pair until he turns out profit is nothing, as long as he has 5 other instruments currently in trading and potentially making profits. And if a month doesn't turn profit it's still no big deal in the big picture. Not so for a small trader.

[@Leonhart_93]

@@manavplays212 No, you won't be quitting your job at this stage. Be profitable for one year and trade with at least 10k accounts and low risk, and you could potentially make 1-2k per month. I imagine you can quit it after you are consistently profitable and trade with like 20k accounts. And anyway, at that point trading will become your job. Better to keep both trading and your job for 2 streams of income.

[@clecioussinyinza6364]

U are the best Mr Nick watching from ZAMBIA kuchalo

[@MPlain]

using a daily chart. I suggest using the H1 as confirmation. You might leave some pips on the table. But you should avoid almost all the losing trades. What you are looking for on the H1 is confirmation of your bounce off the zone idea. So. Candles with obvious rejection Smaller candles going into the zone. more and more opposing candles showing up. Multiple tests and holds of the zone. And the best ones are..... break of previous high or low coming into the zone. Preferably with a retest and rejection going reverse to the zone. establishing a new higher high or lower low on the now reverse move.

[@krishnarajjadish5309]

Nice video, what is the percentage of profit u make in a calendar month?

[@ralphjones5939]

It's not stupid trading. It's old school trading, good job

[@topcat8077]

can you use the same approach to trade crypto as haven't got a clue or time to start with forex trading yet

[@cadenygard]

so i’m confused, are you in trades for days/weeks?

[@michaelgarcia189]

Hi Nick, what broker do you use in US that also allows the Hedging?

[@thespeedefus438]

The simplicity 😂 I love it... any time I trade I use this and win alot,,, but I don't trsde alot... I'm addicted to my love company and my ira..Ira... witch I don't take any risk... I just buy every week... and i have 100 stock limit with 50% bet companies that fall in my circle of confidence and know dividend payers. N my day to day account I have one huge bet using huge long term weekly and monthly support witch I'm positioned right above...

[@SSLePain]

the main thing i love about this guy, at first he talks like a scammer, and then he starts to talk like a genuine legit person

[@sumo479]

Interesting concept, however this strategy would fail any prop firm requirements as you would end up taking a big account drawdown on a big trend, and be kicked out, hence why most hedging bots do well until they don't. If you took the same probabilities on a coin flip toss and had risk management strategies to match, you would do well for quite a while, that's why I think Nick resets his account and does not continue with the same account, you have a probability of 1/128 chance where you get 7 losers in a row, 8 losers in a row is likely to be just 1/256 times. 3 losers in a row is 1/8 times therefore manage risk and number of accounts accordingly. Nick, do you have publicly available your broker statements showing that you are a millionaire from trading? Not having a go, just asking if you do. Best of luck Nick and thanks for the video. Trading is hard until it isn't.

[@mrrbrown86]

YESS SIMPLISITY IS KEY

[@DHalesmusic]

This video was sort helpful to see you use a hedge and still come back 🙌

[@John-ng3pj]

How does the second trade hedge the first? If you are long, and you sell the same amount, you have closed the long trade.

[@JohnnyF]

Great video Nick, but when do you actually enter? AS soon as the next 1 day candle enters the zone? 1 day is a long time and obviously people have to sleep etc.

[@jasondillon2567]

The Forex god from Pip heaven. 🤣 You just made my day!

[@MichaelSmith-xi4lu]

im just here for the wagyu beef candlestick part, cracks me up every time

[@WJ-III]

Are you getting in on the daily or hour TF ?

[@tracyneighbors7059]

TRUE DAT BRO, ME TO! RESPECT, GOD BLESS!

[@mrblue6669]

hmm maybe make a live test on paper trade, cos trading view cancel the other option out. Say you have a short position and it bounces back, and you wish top put in a buy options.. when the buy option hit, it cancel out the sell option and the buy option.. So maybe record a live test with paper trade to show, maybe i'm missing something??

[@JoelCabanero]

A true genius makes complicated things simple! Great job!

[@Mr-Litch]

Wow Nick I'm definitely gonna try this..

[@mycady1]

What prop firm do you use that allows you to hedge?

[@overkillblackjack2910]

At 11:45, what made you choose that particular resistance zone? There were multiple ones from which to choose. Thanks!

[@piraterj7925]

Hey nick, How much leverage do you use, because I am just running out of equity when more than 3-4 hedges happen

[@maexel127]

seems like a double-down-strategy (like roulette) until the account is empty.. when is the final stopLoss ? after how many Loosers/Rolls is it really booked as a loss ?

[@mikeprincivil7615]

I interviewed for his mentorship, and the person who interviewed me was honest; he informed me that I would need to apply for a broker that offers at least 500:1 to use Nick's strategy. All these brokers are in fact offshore and unregulated. He did say I can start by trading just around $500 with one of these brokers to limit my risk. But I am not comfortable with using offshore unregulated broker, therefore, I am still on the fence about making the payment and joining the paid member club. His program is not a scam, and they will not be more excited than you to let you onboard, literally. You will understand that you can't get rich quick and learning the strategy will take time and enough money to take all these positions hedging.

[@jerrygibson222]

Thanks for this amazing information. Sincerely, I'm not sure if investing at this time is a good option. Pay attention to how often things fall apart. Despite reading charts and predictions from renowned investors from the past and present, I'm still seeking for a better way to invest my money because I still have some time before retiring. I want to create a strong and trustworthy portfolio in order to produce passive income.

[@StanleyMcCain]

The top experts however have access to confidential information and data that is not made available to the broader public. Being knowledgeable enough to use them successfully is quite another. Big returns, not changing stochastic are the key. Rewards and risks must be balanced. To reach your aim, pick the right size and turn your edge as often as necessary.

[@MichaelJeffersonn]

I concur, I've been in frequent communication with an investing advisor for more than 17 months who has helped me step up my portfolio to over $500k. I definitely remember needing inspiration to keep my business running after a protracted divorce. I researched licensing consultants, sometimes known as portfolio coach by some.

[@jerrygibson222]

​@@MichaelJeffersonn I require suggestions on how to restore my portfolio and create more effective strategies in light of the huge declines. Where can I locate this instructor?

[@GucciJuicemane]

The instructor I use is Juwanna Maiballz.

[@BorisEysbroek]

@@GucciJuicemane Didn't know the prince of nigeria had a wife.

[@An0maly6_9]

Some people use the free trading account to practice, it's a little more fun if you use a small $$ amount with low leverage, keeps me more engaged.

[@An0maly6_9]

@Nick - At what point do you say, enough is enough on the losses and get out?

[@TheActivePlays]

Thank you so much for your Videos. They have brought me and my thinking pretty far. However, can your trading system can be used in all time frames? Or does it actually work only in daily or < 4h or something?

[@michaelcopping]

I’m a very new trader and learning on the fly lol. I’m just wondering what broker you use. I am Canadian but I would love to know your opinion on brokers and who you think the best would be.

[@shay8416]

How would this type of hedging tactic work if you are trading for a prop firm that only allows a 5% daily and 10% total drawdown? Would you recommend trading smaller positions or rolling out before hitting those drawdown limits? Additionally, would you have any advice for when prop firms require you to place a stop loss with every trade? Learning so much from your videos but trying to figure out how to make your trading style work with prop firm rules. Thanks so much for the great content! ❤

[@andreandree4384]

Question: when the price don't go your way, you say you take the opposite buy/sell order but does it cancel out the first order??😮 . I mean The system can open the opposite side without closing the previous order.

[@ljvob]

nothing but Love is what I have for you, you are a great mentor, very knowledgeable

[@JayyStanley]

Nick, you're doing a great thing for the people for the low low too! Can you do a video on a 1K to 5 or 10K account using the 15 minute chart?

[@mariomanca7546]

Great work Nick, as usual. One point to make though: today's analysis, as probably most of the ones you've done in the last few weeks, was operated on a D chart. A more cautious eye would notice that from beginning to end, Sep 2018 to Mar 2019, there is a 7 months span, most of which is in a 20/35% DD. " And therein, as the Bard would tell us, lies the rub! ". Learning your chill is as important as identifying S/D zones and Invalidation zones :)

[@jbaillie2976]

Noticed that duration too. Would kill me :)

[@Tbell55]

Good look

[@HayridinKaylitski]

How much leverage use for this tip trading?

[@breannestahlman5953]

Thank You, is there any accounts to open that accept hedging?

[@fpstina]

What are the swaps on your month long holds? They must be ridiculous lol