TheStrat is a different way of approaching Technical Analysis and can be very useful for entering right at reversals even for swing and position traders. Enjoy!
Came across The Strat a little while ago & Rich, I gotta say, this video is a must watch for anyone wanting to learn how to use it. SSS is a great technician & she explains things better than anyone else I've watched & you have asked the right questions & your timestamps are a bonus to an already brilliant video. Will definitely put this in rotation & watch it again & again. Great job!
Timestamps: 0:00 Introductions 1:06 First Trading Bitcoin 1:40 The Chart Guys 2:20 Learning to Have stops in when things go parabolic 3:00 Finding out about the Strat 3:30 Rob Smith 3:55 The Strat Provides clear entries and targets 4:15 Broadening Formations, Support Discussion 5:36 Becoming a Full Time Day Trader 7:45 What is the Strat. Scenarios 1,2,3 8:43 Scenario 3 - Engulfing Candle 9:31 Scenario 2 - Directional Candle 10:30 The Strat Works on any Timeframe 11:19 Setting Targets 11:30 Understanding the Bearish Side of the Trade 12:00 Multiple Timeframe Analysis 13:00 Using the Weekly Timeframes 16:44 Sara's Process, Weekly Watchlists 17:00 Exhaustion Risk with the Market 18:00 Weekly and Daily Targets 19:50 CGC Stock Analysis 20:00 HD Stock Analysis 21:10 NVDA Stock Analysis 23:10 BA Stock Analysis, Using Multiple Timeframes 24:50 3 Participation groups, Daily, Weekly, Monthly in tandem 25:15 Psychological levels 27:00 We want to be trading against people in losing positions 28:10 ABNB Stock Analysis 28:33 APPS Stock Analysis 29:00 Support is not horizontal 29:30 BABA Stock Analysis 30:00 CHWY Stock Analysis 30:30 TSLA Stock Analysis 31:40 Setting Stop Losses 32:00 Put Yourself in winning positions immediately 34:00 Stop Loss Management 35:40 Multiple targets 37:30 Failed Setups 39:00 walking stops down on the 15 minute chart 40:00 Using Lower Timeframes for entry signals 40:30 FUTU Stock Analysis. Double Inside Weeks 41:40 Pivot Machine Guns 42:55 Multiple Timeframe Analysis 45:00 Analyzing Risk, Reward 46:40 Does Volume matter with #TheStrat? 47:10 How does Sara select Stocks? 48:45 Building a focus list 51:54 Focusing on 5 Names 52:05 Gaps invalidate a setup 53:20 Position Sizing with #TheStrat 54:30 2 Bar up that reverses 55:15 Gap ups are for selling, Gap downs are for buying 58:11 Trading Psychology, Mark Douglas 58:50 We have to take shots as traders 1:00:00 Advice for new traders
Wrote this in response to a strat skeptic in a comment below but thought others should understand this point: I felt the same way when I first stumbled on it but spent 3 days, and did nothing but try to figure out what Rob was saying. The problem is, that if you started off by learning technical analysis, learning the strat is nothing like that at all, you are operating with completely different assumptions about the market. Speaking as someone with an engineering background that transitioned to learning the markets, this is the most mechanical way I have found to trade. You know where to enter, when to enter, when not to enter, and almost to the very last tick, where price is going for that trade. The way Rob broke down price action is pretty brilliant. Why is that? because all the evidence we use to enter a trade are first principal truths about price action. We want to operate like scientist in our decision making. You don't understand physics, chemistry, or computer science in one hour. You wouldn't expect to understand the science of price action in one hour either.
Yes! The first couple of times I listened to Rob, I thought he was crazy. Brilliant method but he goes too fast. Sara does a great job slowing the process down and breaks it down to digestible chunks.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience, Sara! The Strat is a very unique and effective way to pick entry signals and targets. Mapping timeframe continuity onto one chart proves how price action speeds up as more groups join. Thanks for having her as your guest, Richard!
This is the first time I’ve seen someone share a strategy that’s similar to the way I trade. So awesome to see this style of trading from another angle!
Once again nice interview. When Sara said "Dan" i know she means business. Have also been following Dan for quiet a while. It would be nice if you could get an interview with him. It is funny that most serious traders that try to help get the least followers. Keep it up!
Great interview again, Richard. Thank-you for doing these. I would like to reach out to the sniper to learn Strat. Just not sure what you or she might recommend. Back in the 90's I did some work with Kevin Haggerty who had just retired from running the institutional trading desk for Fidelity in Boston. He was doing some work as a Hedge Fund Consultant. Haggerty used to pound his desk for what he called RST patterns or "Reverse Symmetrical Triangles," or what Sara calls "broadening" patterns. Particularly if you could get them in "sequence" zones like FIB. RT/XT/ 200 or 50 Day MA's etc. When he went to Wall Street after serving in Viet Nam, he told me that the RST was passed onto him by the old guys and that it was passed on to them by even older guys. Probably back to the South Sea Bubble because human nature doesn't change.
just amazing how she explained these candles, clear profit targets. Learned something new today. I don't know how to trade options, but I heard you can't put stop loss there. when she is referring to stop loss is that for the folks who are just trading stocks.
24:40 She used the word "triggered" (e.g. triggered weekly, triggered the daily, etc.). I want to understand the meaning behind that word. I don't think the sizes of her trades are large enough to trigger anyone in the market. So what did she mean when saying that word?
It is not clear to me what constitutes Green as far as Time Frame Continuity. Is it just that bar has a HH and HL or does the close need to be greater than the previous bar's close or does the close need to be above the open or do all of these things need to be present for that time frame to be green. Another great intervew. Sara you do a great job of explaining the nuances.
I believe its when the lower timeframes trigger higher timeframes so everything is going the same way. 2 up daily triggers the 2 up weekly triggers the monthly
@@RichardMoglen Individually what constuttes a "green" time frame. By itself a candle can be green if it closes above the open or if it closes higher than the previous close. A 2 up candle can still be a red candle if the C
@@glennsilverman522 If the current price of the candle(on the timeframe you're looking at) is higher than it's opening price it's green. if its lower than its opening price, its red
Thank you my dear for all the details! Please correct me if i am wrong. Although the targets are predictable, It is hard to say Strat is a rule based strategy because a 2up or a 2down can turn into a 3 at the last second before the candle closes even after my entry was hit? Please correct me if i am missing something
23:22 Confused. So she enters on a level that is a confluence of multiple time frame entry levels. Then exits 1/3rd at the daily target THAT DAY, then holds 1/3rd for a week for the weekly target, then 1/3rd for a month for the monthly target? she said she only held 5 days max i thought.
It’s a good interview on Strat Richard, however, the name probably should change because it’s not really about day trading, mostly on weekly and daily timeframe.
@@RichardMoglen Thank you for your clarification. I watched all videos of Sara and Rob, so I have an idea of what type of trader she is and what time frame continuity is. Strat day trade time frames are 60er, 30er, 15er and 5er. And we all adjust our style to adapt current volatile market situation, however, I generally expect shorter timeframes when I see day trading topic. Don’t get me wrong, this was a descent video and I love your interviews. Just an observation and suggestion. Thanks.
Hi i am KM I am form india we not have a good platform for learn day trading or become a good trader can you tell me i am struggle last 1 year to finde strategy, pscolgy etc. Pls little guide how can, i start and what is next step and how can i connect for some query for a market
@@SaraStratSniper great video and thank you. Newbie here , what's the channel name of that Trader man Dan to follow and what do you suggest for learning about charts. Thanks again
99.7 percent of day traders fail. Why in the world would someone invest their hard earn money with does chances...I do know someone who makes millions a day in day trading and that’s my Uncle Sam.
TheStrat is a different way of approaching Technical Analysis and can be very useful for entering right at reversals even for swing and position traders. Enjoy!
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Came across The Strat a little while ago & Rich, I gotta say, this video is a must watch for anyone wanting to learn how to use it. SSS is a great technician & she explains things better than anyone else I've watched & you have asked the right questions & your timestamps are a bonus to an already brilliant video. Will definitely put this in rotation & watch it again & again. Great job!
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Every little nugget helps to keep the gears in your head moving to better understand price action. This was really helpful, guys. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introductions
1:06 First Trading Bitcoin
1:40 The Chart Guys
2:20 Learning to Have stops in when things go parabolic
3:00 Finding out about the Strat
3:30 Rob Smith
3:55 The Strat Provides clear entries and targets
4:15 Broadening Formations, Support Discussion
5:36 Becoming a Full Time Day Trader
7:45 What is the Strat. Scenarios 1,2,3
8:43 Scenario 3 - Engulfing Candle
9:31 Scenario 2 - Directional Candle
10:30 The Strat Works on any Timeframe
11:19 Setting Targets
11:30 Understanding the Bearish Side of the Trade
12:00 Multiple Timeframe Analysis
13:00 Using the Weekly Timeframes
16:44 Sara's Process, Weekly Watchlists
17:00 Exhaustion Risk with the Market
18:00 Weekly and Daily Targets
19:50 CGC Stock Analysis
20:00 HD Stock Analysis
21:10 NVDA Stock Analysis
23:10 BA Stock Analysis, Using Multiple Timeframes
24:50 3 Participation groups, Daily, Weekly, Monthly in tandem
25:15 Psychological levels
27:00 We want to be trading against people in losing positions
28:10 ABNB Stock Analysis
28:33 APPS Stock Analysis
29:00 Support is not horizontal
29:30 BABA Stock Analysis
30:00 CHWY Stock Analysis
30:30 TSLA Stock Analysis
31:40 Setting Stop Losses
32:00 Put Yourself in winning positions immediately
34:00 Stop Loss Management
35:40 Multiple targets
37:30 Failed Setups
39:00 walking stops down on the 15 minute chart
40:00 Using Lower Timeframes for entry signals
40:30 FUTU Stock Analysis. Double Inside Weeks
41:40 Pivot Machine Guns
42:55 Multiple Timeframe Analysis
45:00 Analyzing Risk, Reward
46:40 Does Volume matter with #TheStrat?
47:10 How does Sara select Stocks?
48:45 Building a focus list
51:54 Focusing on 5 Names
52:05 Gaps invalidate a setup
53:20 Position Sizing with #TheStrat
54:30 2 Bar up that reverses
55:15 Gap ups are for selling, Gap downs are for buying
58:11 Trading Psychology, Mark Douglas
58:50 We have to take shots as traders
1:00:00 Advice for new traders
Very interesting. Does Sara enter with at-market orders or stop orders?😀
Wrote this in response to a strat skeptic in a comment below but thought others should understand this point:
I felt the same way when I first stumbled on it but spent 3 days, and did nothing but try to figure out what Rob was saying. The problem is, that if you started off by learning technical analysis, learning the strat is nothing like that at all, you are operating with completely different assumptions about the market. Speaking as someone with an engineering background that transitioned to learning the markets, this is the most mechanical way I have found to trade. You know where to enter, when to enter, when not to enter, and almost to the very last tick, where price is going for that trade. The way Rob broke down price action is pretty brilliant. Why is that? because all the evidence we use to enter a trade are first principal truths about price action. We want to operate like scientist in our decision making. You don't understand physics, chemistry, or computer science in one hour. You wouldn't expect to understand the science of price action in one hour either.
Yes! The first couple of times I listened to Rob, I thought he was crazy. Brilliant method but he goes too fast. Sara does a great job slowing the process down and breaks it down to digestible chunks.
Hey Blaize have you come across Al Brooks in your journey?
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So is this cut and dry when you have these certain conditions the price will move in a certain direction?
love to see a day trader on here talking strat! Great interview as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best summary/examples of the Strat I've seen/listened to, thanks!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience, Sara! The Strat is a very unique and effective way to pick entry signals and targets. Mapping timeframe continuity onto one chart proves how price action speeds up as more groups join. Thanks for having her as your guest, Richard!
Thanks Rob! I totally agree
This is the first time I’ve seen someone share a strategy that’s similar to the way I trade. So awesome to see this style of trading from another angle!
Glad you liked it!
Once again nice interview. When Sara said "Dan" i know she means business. Have also been following Dan for quiet a while. It would be nice if you could get an interview with him. It is funny that most serious traders that try to help get the least followers. Keep it up!
Thanks Pedro!
Pedro, are you talking about Dan Ushman from TrendSpider?
@@marcobaldelli8721 Dan from thechartguys
Great video.Always enjoy listening to Sara!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks love!
Thank You Both for being Humble and sharing your knowledge. Wishing you all the success!
Our pleasure!
Love the variety of traders you have interviewed. Learned alot as usual!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview and that was good enough to me to learned more about the Strat. Thank you both for the great job on the Q&A part
Thanks BC!
Youre an absolute surgeon Sara! Thank you!
I'd never seen this type of trading before, it's a very interesting way to look at TA and the markets. I'm going to look further into this.
This is something which I was really looking forward to. Thanks Richard
Glad to hear it!
Sara . .. what an amaZing video ...I learn so much ... love it ❤
Glad you liked it!!
Great interview again, Richard. Thank-you for doing these. I would like to reach out to the sniper to learn Strat. Just not sure what you or she might recommend. Back in the 90's I did some work with Kevin Haggerty who had just retired from running the institutional trading desk for Fidelity in Boston. He was doing some work as a Hedge Fund Consultant. Haggerty used to pound his desk for what he called RST patterns or "Reverse Symmetrical Triangles," or what Sara calls "broadening" patterns. Particularly if you could get them in "sequence" zones like FIB. RT/XT/ 200 or 50 Day MA's etc. When he went to Wall Street after serving in Viet Nam, he told me that the RST was passed onto him by the old guys and that it was passed on to them by even older guys. Probably back to the South Sea Bubble because human nature doesn't change.
Amazing. Another strategy in my sleeve. Thanks for this
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Richard for this great interview and for all you’ve had. They help me a lot in my learning. Really appreciate it.
My pleasure!
Richard, thanks for interviewing a "day trader". I was not aware of the Srat and will explore further.
No problem David thanks for watching
Great strategy, very good explanation, good information to my library
Great interview as always, thank you both for the time and education!
Our pleasure!
Superb video Guys. Thankyou both
Our pleasure!
just amazing how she explained these candles, clear profit targets. Learned something new today. I don't know how to trade options, but I heard you can't put stop loss there. when she is referring to stop loss is that for the folks who are just trading stocks.
You can stop out too when you trade options. It’s more of a mental thing then a physical button
Good interview. Thank you Richard!
Thanks for listening!
24:40 She used the word "triggered" (e.g. triggered weekly, triggered the daily, etc.). I want to understand the meaning behind that word. I don't think the sizes of her trades are large enough to trigger anyone in the market. So what did she mean when saying that word?
I like the entry method and all with targets, but I've never heard someone talk about StopLoss where do u place it?
Awesome. Thank you for your time
It is not clear to me what constitutes Green as far as Time Frame Continuity. Is it just that bar has a HH and HL or does the close need to be greater than the previous bar's close or does the close need to be above the open or do all of these things need to be present for that time frame to be green. Another great intervew. Sara you do a great job of explaining the nuances.
I believe its when the lower timeframes trigger higher timeframes so everything is going the same way. 2 up daily triggers the 2 up weekly triggers the monthly
@@RichardMoglen Individually what constuttes a "green" time frame. By itself a candle can be green if it closes above the open or if it closes higher than the previous close. A 2 up candle can still be a red candle if the C
@@glennsilverman522 If the current price of the candle(on the timeframe you're looking at) is higher than it's opening price it's green. if its lower than its opening price, its red
So entering on the break of an Inside Candle, that's not anything new in trading, did I miss something?
Thank you my dear for all the details! Please correct me if i am wrong. Although the targets are predictable, It is hard to say Strat is a rule based strategy because a 2up or a 2down can turn into a 3 at the last second before the candle closes even after my entry was hit? Please correct me if i am missing something
Love from india richard sir
22:11 Sara didn't finish reason #2 for the bearish bias on NVDA-it was at the top of the broadening formation @ exhaustion risk
1. because spy and qqq were red 2.because NVDA made a new ATH, and 3. because it was at the top of a Broadening Formation
Nice video. I wish someone would backtest this strategy and given the winning percentage.
Nice interview.
Thanks!
I like those fast dumps too 💩
What type of return is she making now?
gold ! i use this similar method for futures daytrading
and Sara is so hot right now ))))))
Is it any timeframe?
Yep
Hi there, any performance given with this strat ? Cheers
How do I do to get my Tradingview like yours?
Thanks brother
Welcome
23:22 Confused. So she enters on a level that is a confluence of multiple time frame entry levels. Then exits 1/3rd at the daily target THAT DAY, then holds 1/3rd for a week for the weekly target, then 1/3rd for a month for the monthly target? she said she only held 5 days max i thought.
A monthly target can be hit in a few days bro
One hour ? Who wants to watch ?
Are the numbers on her bars an indicator? If yes could u share it
yes in tradingview you can do that, I would search for the strat in their library
Trendspider has beautiful indicators, scanners and pattern recognition for Strat.
@@RichardMoglen share please on Twitter or here. Thanks Richard
@@abdul-ganiyumannir7560 check out sara’s twitter pinned post
It’s a good interview on Strat Richard, however, the name probably should change because it’s not really about day trading, mostly on weekly and daily timeframe.
Sara is a day trader, she uses multi timeframe analysis to take in the whole picture of the setup and identify pivots.
@@RichardMoglen Thank you for your clarification. I watched all videos of Sara and Rob, so I have an idea of what type of trader she is and what time frame continuity is. Strat day trade time frames are 60er, 30er, 15er and 5er. And we all adjust our style to adapt current volatile market situation, however, I generally expect shorter timeframes when I see day trading topic. Don’t get me wrong, this was a descent video and I love your interviews. Just an observation and suggestion. Thanks.
How do Strater do with GAPS?
Hi Gordon we talk about that later on in the interview, basically gaps nullify setups
What percentage of your trades are options vs common stock?
Lately more option but common works just as well.
@@SaraStratSniper on the options, assuming you are buying, what are you using for DTE? Buying ATM? Delta? Thanks.
Hi i am KM
I am form india we not have a good platform for learn day trading or become a good trader can you tell me i am struggle last 1 year to finde strategy, pscolgy etc.
Pls little guide how can, i start and what is next step and how can i connect for some query for a market
Hi I would read how to make money in stocks by wiliam o"neil
@@RichardMoglen but he is not trader
I am a full time trader
@@intradaytrader3160 O’Neil was a position trader. That book is a framework that you can apply to any timeframe
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You got it!
The risk to reward on these setups don't seem ideal.
@@method341 volatile markets is where we thrive! It's been pretty great trading the past few weeks with the QQQ weakness.
@@SaraStratSniper great video and thank you. Newbie here , what's the channel name of that Trader man Dan to follow and what do you suggest for learning about charts. Thanks again
Pretty sure i just fell in love with her brain.
Richard so many cuts in this video haha! female traders are fun
We had some dog barking interruptions
Just a friendly reminder, this woman have never disclosed statistics for her returns/setups, and is part of a giant affiliate scam.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
TheStrat is good but her chart colors are absolutely hideous to say the least
Sara is obviously a paid promoter of the strat right ?
She can barely string a sentence together..
99.7 percent of day traders fail. Why in the world would someone invest their hard earn money with does chances...I do know someone who makes millions a day in
day trading and that’s my Uncle Sam.