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00:00Risk management.
00:01One of those things you hear about all the time, but oddly enough, never pay really much
00:05attention to it.
00:06That is, until now.
00:07What if I told you all you had to do was apply one simple tweak to your current strategy
00:12that would instantly boost your trading profit?
00:15Like actually, implementing this trick on any trading strategy has been statistically
00:19proven to generate better profit.
00:21Once you apply this tweak, your take profits will grow, your risk will shrink, and it will
00:26take you from this average looking setup to this sniper looking entry with jaw dropping
00:31profits.
00:32But what's the secret trick?
00:34Well, first things first, we need to go on a chart, go to the four hour time frame.
00:38This is important.
00:39Next, we first need to implement our areas of supply and our areas of demand.
00:43If you don't know, demand is the start of a strong move upwards, supply is the start
00:48of a strong move downwards.
00:49For example, if we had this move where there was a strong impulse to the upside, we would
00:54find the candle that started this move, so this one.
00:57Grab our little rectangle tool on the side and mark from the lower wick to the higher
01:01wick of the candle that started this move.
01:04This is our area of demand.
01:05Pretty easy, right?
01:06This area is where large institutional orders started coming in.
01:10Often times, price will come back down to this area of demand.
01:14Traders will then proceed to have the exact same mindset, enter here, and then proceed
01:18to make some juicy profits.
01:19It's the exact same thing with supply.
01:21Find the start of a strong move downwards, grab your little rectangle tool, mark from
01:25the lower wick to the higher wick of the candle that started that move.
01:29Wait for price to come back up to the area of supply again, enter a short, proceed to
01:33make millions of dollars.
01:34But we ran into a major problem.
01:36So if we're purely going off the whole supply and demand strategy, we might get a setup that
01:41looks like this.
01:42Where we have the start of a strong move upwards, we mark our area of demand by marking the first
01:46candle of said move.
01:48We would then wait for price to come back down to our area of demand.
01:51Now if we're entering into this position normally, we would enter as soon as price
01:55entered into our area of demand.
01:57We would set our stop loss below the area of demand, and for our take profit, it would
02:01really only make sense for us to target the recent highs for the most probable outcome.
02:06But this is exactly where the problem resides.
02:08This risk to reward setup is absolute poop.
02:11Like really poop.
02:12To be a bit more specific, this exact trade had a 2.14 risk to reward ratio.
02:18Meaning if we're risking $100, we are only potentially getting back $214.
02:24Which may not sound bad to some.
02:26Hell, if you use this exact same strategy, you would probably still be profitable.
02:30But with that said, what if somehow, some way, we could raise this risk to reward number?
02:36To where we would still be following the exact same strategy, but we would be risking even
02:41less and profiting even more.
02:43That would be pretty good, right?
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03:10Play classical music.
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03:46Alright, now let's go over how to get a better risk reward.
03:50To do this, we're going to go over a little topic called zone refinement.
03:54Zone refinement is pretty simple actually.
03:56For example, here we have two screenshots of the exact same chart.
03:59One on the 4 hour time frame and one on the 1 hour time frame.
04:03Just like before, we have the start of a strong move upwards, so we'll mark our area of demand
04:07on the 4 hour time frame just like we did before.
04:11But instead of entering as soon as price hits our area of demand on the 4 hour time frame,
04:16we're going to move to a smaller time frame to refine our zone even more.
04:20So here on the 1 hour time frame, our 4 hour zone is right here.
04:24But if we look closely, our 1 hour demand zone is within the zone but is much smaller.
04:30So we'll mark out this one too.
04:32So now we have a refined 1 hour zone within our 4 hour zone.
04:36Instead of entering as soon as price hits our demand zone on the 4 hour time frame, we're
04:41going to enter at our refine zone on the 1 hour time frame.
04:44So we wait for price to come to our 1 hour zone, enter here.
04:48We're still going to set our stop loss below the 1 hour demand zone and set our take profit
04:53at the recent highs just like we did before.
04:55But look at the key differences.
04:57The picture on the left where we didn't refine our entry, our stop loss is bigger, our
05:02entry is worse, and our take profit is smaller, and we have a risk to reward of 5.15.
05:08But if you look at the picture on the right, we have a way better entry, our stop loss is
05:13smaller, meaning we're risking less, and our take profit is bigger, meaning we have
05:17the potential to make more money, and we have a risk reward of 11.12.
05:23Both are using the exact same strategy, but one is just more redefined.
05:27I think you can see the obvious better choice, the one where the math is on our side.
05:32But this is just the idea, let's jump into an actual trade example.
05:37First things first, we do our first step and hop on the 4 hour time frame.
05:40Here we have a pretty strong downtrend, but price is starting to show signs that it wants
05:45to do a reversal.
05:46How I can tell it wants to reverse is it just started to shift in trend direction and has
05:51made a break of structure right here, so we'll keep that in mind.
05:54To start us off with this trade setup, we're going to first mark our area of demand.
05:58To do this, we find the first candle that started the strong move to the upside.
06:03In this scenario, that would be this candle right here.
06:06So we grab our little rectangle tool on the left and mark from the lower wick to the higher
06:10wick of this candle.
06:12This is our demand zone.
06:16So if we were to plan this trade out normally, we would wait for price to come to our area
06:20of demand.
06:21We would enter as soon as it does and set our stop loss right below it.
06:25We would then target the most recent high, which is this high right here.
06:29So if we use these exact parameters, our risk to reward would be 5.23, which in the end,
06:36isn't really a bad trade at all.
06:37Hell, I'd take a 5.23 risk reward all day.
06:41That's actually pretty good.
06:42But as my grandma used to say, why settle for a low risk reward when you can get a better
06:46one?
06:47To do this, we're going to switch to the one hour timeframe to refine our demand zone even
06:51more.
06:52Now we're on the one hour, we can instantly see we have more candles now.
06:56We still have the exact same setup, just more candles in our view.
07:00Our four hour demand zone is still here, but if we look closely, our one hour demand zone
07:05would actually be right here at the candle that started this trend.
07:10So by doing this one simple trick, this one simple change, we can do what every hedge fund
07:16manager dreams of doing, we can do this.
07:23Now look, this may not seem like much, but we improved our risk reward ratio from just
07:28a measly 5.23 to a whopping 7.6 by simply dropping to a lower timeframe and refining our
07:37zones.
07:38That's it.
07:39That quick and simple easy trick just improved our risk reward by 2.4, meaning we're risking
07:44less now and we have the potential to gain even more money and who doesn't want more
07:49money?
07:50So now that we have it set up, we're going to go to the four hour timeframe and rather
07:53of entering up here at this high, we're now entering at a more discounted price in
07:58a refined area, which is going to give us the best risk to reward for this trade.
08:04Let's see what happens.
08:05Price comes down to a refined zone.
08:07We enter as soon as it does.
08:09The market proceeds to push up with huge amounts of strain and beautifully hits our target.
08:14And even though this strategy is great, we've ran into a major problem.
08:18You see, I'm sure you've had this thought already.
08:20Well, if I can get a better entry from going to the four hour to the one hour, that also
08:25means I can get an even better entry from going into the one hour to the 30 minute, then the
08:3030 to the 15, then the five, and then continuously go all the way down to the very millisecond.
08:36In that, my friends, is what I'm going to call over-refinement.
08:39Over-refinement is a problem simply because of this reason.
08:43Say if we went to the five minute timeframe for this specific trade, we would have to zoom
08:48all the way down to this five minute demand candle.
08:51And the problem with that is, sure, we now have an amazing risk to reward and an even
08:56better one than we did before.
08:58But since we've narrowed it down so much, if we zoom back out, price never came down
09:03to our five minute demand zone.
09:05Don't over-refine and don't zoom in too much because you'll end up with mispositions just
09:10like this one.
09:11To make sure you don't over-refine, just follow what I call the two steps down rule.
09:16So if you're on the daily timeframe, you can only refine down to the four hour and then
09:21the one hour timeframe.
09:22If you're on the four hour to start out with, you can only go down to the one hour and then
09:26the 30 minute.
09:27If you're starting off with a 30 minute timeframe, you can go down to the 15 minute and then
09:32the five minute.
09:33The point being, you can only go down two steps from the original timeframe you started
09:37on.
09:38This will make it so you don't over-refine and end up with a misposition.
09:42Add this trick to your arsenal, to any of your trading strategies, and it'll help you
09:45get more sniper entries.
09:47Try it out, let me know how it works for you, and DM me on Instagram with your results.
09:52Also, I've been getting a lot of comments saying I need to post more, and you're probably
10:00right, I'm kind of slacking recently.
10:02I'll try to do better.
10:05Maybe.
10:06We'll see.
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