Trend Scalping Strategy To Trade S&P500

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Scalping consistently well in such a dynamic and fast pace moving market such as S&P500 requires true mastery. Understanding when is the right time to scalp and what to look for is crucial. Richard breaks down two simple strategies you can use in your own trading. Focus on a specific location in the market and use the order-flow and that passive hold near the break of the highs as your access signal. In the second strategy, Richard explores the panic selling from buyers that did not get paid and had to quickly cover. Enjoy and learn new strategies you can apply.
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[@michaeljames3918]

Great video. Perfect timing for for me. One of the better YT channels!

[@frankjones4357]

Good stuff! The best part is that you can apply this strategy to shorting. That is, to taking advantage of a stock that is falling, by selling it on the way down and buying it back when it heads back up.

[@noahjackson7626]

Very nice. Thanks!

[@thetrader7890]

I have asked for a scalping video some days ago and you did it. I really appreciate the quality of your content. Momentum scalping trades have the best risk-reward true ...but not so easy to nail . I can't add on a winner trade as you do. I have a hard stop 8 ticks on the ES (I am ofter out before ) I set a max loss for the day and a daily target and I stop trading if a have 3 losses in a row. Just to mention how important is to record your trading session and review each trade of the day. Thank you sooooo much Richard for all the think you do.

[@AxiaFutures]

Glad you like the content Ron. From traders to traders. Keep up the work.

[@trade2winnow]

Very good

[@andreclark2472]

Great video. One thing that gives me extra confidence in these ES breakouts is to watch the NQ and YM. I have a correlation chart and if these markets are correlating high on the particular day, then hopefully YM or NQ will breakout first, then I’ll hit the ES. I did the Market Profile, Footprint and Price Ladder courses. You guys have made me a better trader.

[@AxiaFutures]

Great observation Andre. Keep improving!

[@mikel7377]

Great video. Timely, too. I've been training on a demo for the past week to establish a scalping ES_F setup. I noticed a distinct difference in outcomes when market volatility is high. Today's win ratio was abysmal, with the $VIX over 30, due to the 3-5 point instant swings on entry. Do you see the same issues with your setup when the volatility is high?

[@AxiaFutures]

Absolutely. High volatility has a big impact on both stop setting (size of your stops) and target setting (wider targets). Always adjust your size management to volatility.

[@mikel7377]

@@AxiaFutures Thank you for the feedback and the outstanding content you provide. Great job!

[@absolutebosscollective8202]

nice

[@jeremikossak9553]

Very nice. Although I work purely with chart I am basically scalpiung the same rush. The order data on the right is great, what is the platform or brokerage for this?

[@AxiaFutures]

Hello Jeremi. The name of the platform is Jigsaw.

[@david-rw1dt]

Great video! What time frame are you in on the first graph?

[@AxiaFutures]

Thanks David. This is a one hour chart if we are talking about the chart starting at 3:53.

[@david-rw1dt]

@@AxiaFutures Yes, that's the one I was referring to. Thank you. It is clear how when the candle leaves a very large wick how it changes the direction of the market. Greetings from Spain!

[@t13monteurteam31]

@11.40... being humble.... I'd like to emphasize the very importance of these two little words...

[@keithheleno9153]

based on this type of strategy, level 2 is necessary?

[@AxiaFutures]

Hi Keith. Correct.

[@traderinstinct7526]

hello what is the moving average you use please?

[@richardbailey9823]

20ema

[@InsideTheJoshMind]

I use TD Ameritrade think or swim. Is there a name for the indicator you’re using on the left of your screen? Like the actual name. Yes I know WHAT it is lol

[@145tak]

I don't see Axia trading NQ is that because it is too thin for ladder trading?

[@AxiaFutures]

Some traders trade the NQ but definitely it is not the first product to trade between our traders. NQ being thin is one of the big reasons. Spot on ;-).

[@Bugzynite]

What do you mean to thin? The price per point or the movement because I noticed the NQ moves pretty swiftly comparison to the ES

[@145tak]

@@Bugzynite By thin I mean a small number of contracts at various prices levels. This does cause the swift price action you mentioned. If you have level 2 data it can really be seen on a DOM. ES is much thicker such that you'll see 10's and 100's of contracts at nearby prices.

[@ejdy8]

I am always struggling to decide if it is breakout or absorption. Thats the question for milion bucks in trading.

[@jambear7862]

Play both set ups and limit the loss

[@victorgodfrey635]

The lesser you trade the more in control you become

[@charlierobles316]

WTF is this guy rambling about?