The Simple A+ Trading Strategy (That Actually Works)

In my trading journey, I've tried so many different strategies such as EMAs, VWAP, pattern trading, and many more. For over a year, none of these strategies worked for me. I was constantly bleeding money month over month. After almost a year of searching and struggling, I finally found this simple strategy that clicked for me and made me a profitable day trader. Now, this strategy is super easy to learn, and in this video, I'm going to show you so many examples on exactly how to trade this strategy and what you need to look for to be successful. So, without further ado, leave a comment, subscribe, and let's get straight into this video. Welcome to the video, guys. We are going to be going over the strategy and how to trade it. We are going to also be looking at some trades that I took in December of 2025. Um and we actually only had one red day, I believe. I'm I went back in my Discord and I looked at all of my trades. I was on a 17-day win streak trading the strategy, and I only had one red day, I believe. Yeah, one red day in all of December. So, let's look at some of these trades really quickly. Before we do that, here is the concept or the blueprint, I guess, for the strategy. So, if you're new here, um we're looking to trade inside of the 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. window. We want to be on the right side of the range for which is premium and discount. We need a major sweep of liquidity. We need a good reaction from the liquidity sweep, good momentum through the fair value gap, and good clear targets. That is going to make up a very, very high-quality setup. And then, last but not least, this These are the stats. These are the back-tested stats of the model. Um so, again, it's very, very mechanical, very, very powerful, and very, very profitable. All right, ladies and gentlemen, here is the first trade of the video. This was taken on December 1st, and this is a bread-and-butter setup. What you'll see here is I love taking these reversals right off of key levels. You know, this is a 1-hour sell-side liquidity level. That means on the hourly time frame, there was a wick, which was a swing low. I basically just wait for that wick to sweep. I wait for price to sweep that level, and then I'm looking for a reversal. Once price sweeps that level, I identify a fair value gap on the lower time frame, either the 1-minute, the 2-minute, the 3-minute, and I'm just looking for a reversal to the opposite side of the range. This This might have been one of the best trades of the month, actually. And I took it on the very first day of December. Um you could see it went over 100 points, and one of my members took that trade that day and and made a lot of money. So, really, really nice. Um I want to also show this trade right here. At this point, I was on a 9-day win streak, and this is a little bit different than what I just showed you. This is more so a continuation trade. Um So, it's following This This trade is following some confluences on the checklist, but not all of them. These types of trades are going to have a lower win rate. Um so, I sprinkle them in there. I don't really take a ton of these types of trades, but sometimes this is the best thing that I can find. So, in this trade, I saw that there was bullish momentum, and I basically looked for an opportunity to continue trading the trend uh and get in on that bullish momentum. So, this little down leg created displacement, creating that fair value gap. I basically just waited for that fair value gap to inverse, and then I entered long when price closed above it, and I just rode that thing up. So, all right, here is another trade. This was an 11-day win streak on December 5th. This is actually another really good setup. 50% of the daily range, okay? Now, a lot of you guys may be new in here, and you might be asking, "What the heck is 50% of the daily range?" Let's bring out our chart here, um and I will demonstrate what 50% of the daily range is. So, we're going to turn off all indicators. Um so, 50% of the daily range is exactly what it sounds like. It's a huge support and resistance level that you can use to catch some trades. So, how do you find the 50% of the daily range? Well, price starts every day at 6:00 p.m. New York time, and it will end, you know, wherever current price is at, where it is right now. So, in order to find the 50% of the daily range, you need to identify the low of the day and the high of the day, okay? Right here is the low of the day because, again, price the range is going to start from all the way back here at 6:00 p.m. So, from here to here, I'm just looking for the lowest point, which is this. So, that is the low of the day. Now, I need to find what the high of the day is. You could see high of the day is all the way up here. So, now what I would do is I would take this rectangle tool, I would draw a box from the low of the day to the high of the day, right? And the midpoint, you can extend this to 6:00 p.m. The midpoint is going to be your 50% level. If you do not see the midpoint on your chart, guys, all you have to do is hit style on the rectangle tool, and it make sure middle line is ticked, okay? So, now the midpoint, right? If I mark that with the little tool, the midpoint is going to be 50% of the daily range. And what's going to happen a lot of the time is price is going to rebalance and retrace to 50% of the daily range and bounce off of it and continue that trend. And then, when it bounces off of it, we can combine this with an entry model such as the inverted fair value gap, and we can actually get in this move and take profits because this leg, we know it wants to go up cuz it's bouncing off that level. So, that's how we make money. Um so, that's an example right here. I had the 50% of the daily range marked out, waited for price to tap it, expected a bounce, took that trade right here. So, I was absolutely cooking in December, ladies and gentlemen. Here is another trade, um and it also has execution, so you can see everything right here. Um this is pretty much my bread and butter, one of the setups that I was talking about earlier. I'm just waiting for a high time frame level of liquidity In this example, it is the London high. So, the London high and low and the Asia high and low, there's going to be a ton of liquidity there. So, you always want to mark out those levels and look for reversals when those levels are swept. So, that's exactly what I do right here. The level sweeps, I look for a 1-minute fair value gap, I enter short when it closes, and now I'm just targeting, you know, swing highs or wicks down here, and it works very, very nicely. I was on a 12-day win streak at this point, not a single red day in December up until this point. All right, we're just going to keep doing it, man. Rinse and repeat. Another trade right here. This time we have previous day low. So, the daily candle, the high and low, is going to be the previous day high, the previous day low. This is also a high time frame level of liquidity. Um you just wait for that level to sweep, look for that reversal, and then I'm targeting that wick up there, and this was the start of a 13-day win streak. All right, so this trade is a little bit different. Um now, the best trades in my system and that I have found is when you take reversals off of key levels. Sometimes, you can actually take a trade uh where price hasn't swept the level yet, but you know that price wants to go take out a level and sweep the liquidity. So, you can kind of take an early trade where you're combining the bias with the trade because, for an example, right? We have previous day low right here. I know that price wants to sweep previous day low to then eventually reverse. So, if you do find a nice clean setup that you're happy with, you can actually take a short anticipating that price is going to go take that level out, and that's what this trade is. Um these type of trades are called draw on liquidity plays because we're expecting price to go towards the level. They are a little bit riskier. They have a lower win rate, um but I do sprinkle them in there sometimes. So, nice little draw on liquidity play for the win here. And coming in hot, this was the last day of my win streak in December. This was a 17-day win streak, and I took this short right here. Uh you may be asking, "Why did I take this short?" This is called a data wick setup. So, what's going to happen is on Forex Factory or Financial Juice, these are news websites which report economic news. Uh every week, we're going to have economic news. I can actually show you right here. Boom. All right, so we're going to go on Forex Factory, and you can see, you know, every single week we have these news events, and when they're red folder, see, it's red, these high-impact news events, they can create very exaggerated like wick wicking candles, I guess you can call them, and these are called data candles. So, what ends up happening is the algorithm sweeps out one side of the wick, and then it's going to now want to reverse and take out the other side of the wick. That's just how the algorithm is coded. Um so, again, in this example, we had some news at 8:30. I waited for the top wick to get taken out. Now, my bit my bias is bearish because I'm expecting price to take out that bottom wick down here. I look for a short setup, and I take the win right here, and you can see the entire thing was called out in my Discord. So, this was the end of the win streak in December because this next day is where I finally took a loss. All right, guys, and the final trade that I want to show you guys is where I took my loss. Um sometimes, you know, you're going to do the same exact things you took all the other days, and you're just going to lose, and it is what it is, and that was kind of what happened here. We swept a major level, which was previous day low. You know, you saw in a couple other examples before, those trades worked, and for whatever reason, this trade didn't work. Um so, I waited for price to reverse out of this area. I took the IFG, and it simply failed. So, that's that's the game of trading, you know? No trade, no system is going to have a 100% win rate, even if the trades look identical, one can win, one can fail. So, losses are a part of the game, and it's your job to just manage your losses, manage your risk and your emotions, and just keep moving forward. So, yeah, I took a loss here on December 17th, which broke the win streak. Uh but, I'm obviously still an insane month. We had so many good trades this week and I'm just really trying to show you how powerful this model is. It is no joke. I have gone to payout every single month for the past year. And I really, really hope that you guys can try this one as well. All right, guys, that is the end of the video. I hopefully you enjoyed. If you have any questions, there are resources down below. You can trade with me live, or you can learn the strategy completely for free. If you have any questions, leave a comment, or join the Discord, and I will see you on the next video.