The difference is his winning percentage vs those uninformed trading patterns with no depth of insight. Trading patterns is a very low probable way of being profitable. Incorporate footprint in your list of confluences with your pattern strategy and youll spot a failing pattern/potential reversal thus increasing your chances of finding a highly probable pattern.
Exactly, everything works In the market, just know when to use them, I trade with trend line, physiological level and candle stick pattern and I know where I should be looking for a trade
Umar is undoubtedly one if the best traders I know and I’ve been following him for a long time, but just saying one style of trading is better than another is just wrong in my opionion. Thats why I don’t follow ICT for example, because of his attitude. Everyone trades differently, and everyone achieves success (or not) in different ways.
@@FuturesTraderChris94 Bro, I know of the footprint chart and the DOM, but I dumped them for candle sticks because it's basically the same thing. A candle or a footprint will only give you what you want to see based on your settings. That doesn't mean price will go up or down because you're using a footprint or a candle stick. It's all marketing strategy. You can see and filter out the same noise when using a footprint or a candle stick. You just need to understand the information it's giving you. It's only CD I can say to be slightly different because of absorption and stop runs, but to me, Footprint and Candle sticks are the same! It's just what you train your eyes to see in the market
Look into the order book first so you understand the buyers & sellers goals. Being knowledgeable of candlestick patterns is your support in making decision.
You need to understand how following groups act : Agressive buyers, passive buyers. Agressive sellers, passive sellers. Thats all you need to understand
That’s not a lot and Im not rich. I’m spending over $3,000 on a laptop to do my backtesting, future testing, studying and demo account. Then eventually live trading. I’ll probably start with $2000 in a live account.
My dumb self starting with real money . Account only went red to - $700 though last year & now it’s green $1000 as of this year . I got lucky but I think what I know I’ll be fine
This man shows you one way. There are literally millions of possible paths which lead to success. Careful who you listen to. I’ve been trading for 16 years, for many years I failed. Al Brooks, an ophthalmologist, failed for 10 years straight. It is through the failure that mastery occurs. The 2 year commitment this man speaks of is almost laughable.
Bro what have you been trading that you could’ve possibly failed that bad on the last 10 year bull run. You sound like someone who’s emotionally weak and panic sells in anything that’s a slight losing trade. I’ve made 184% in the last 4 months. Yeah I took losses but I actually learned quickly and did not repeat them. You probably didn’t
@@kurtisbobke9000why are you 💩 on this guy? Why put someone else down who took longer to find profitability? You had an amazing quarter, great, how much money did you start the quarter with?
@ZizaGordan for order book.. im currently starting to use trading view... but for order book , depth of market , etc i dont know witch platform to use
hi sri im from india 🇮🇳 and my family cannot afford any laptop. i want to be froxe trader 💻🥺 can' you buy me any laptop 💻 sir 🥺🙏 that's big help for me 🥺
The RELATIONSHIP between Buyers and Sellers is what I tell EVERYONE, most people don't get it, they don't UNDERSTAND what that actually MEANS ... This is by FAR the MOST important thing in trading next to Managing YOUR Risk
Start with chart reading to understand why the price went up or down and why the price couldn't go further etc. Try watching Stop Loss hunting videos. You can try any methodology - price action or ICT or your own.. But that methodology should tell you a story of the tug war between buyers and sellers! Good luck!
@@cyberft that's Okay if you don't understand what I'm talking about, your 1 litttttttttttttttttttttle teeny tiny person in the entire spectrum of things, it's Okay if you don't understand, it's perfectly fine...I'm glad you do well inn the markets bud
How do support and resistances not tell you a lot? It’s literally where the difference of weak hand and strong hand buyers/sellers exist. That’s literally the basis of a footprint.
Footprint is more detail on volume traded per price level. You spot reversals and see when smart money enters via footprint. Youre still a novice i can tell. You seem to think that you can trade off of any support/resistance level. Keep educating yourself because i thought the same way when i started. Youll soon understand what hes really saying. Hit the books
@@FuturesTraderChris94so just a question but how do you differentiate every support and resistance level like which parts that changes and make differences that matter, I'd like to have a better idea Thank you
@@deezknutz2038 no prob. Pretty much you utilize pivot points. Major levels where reverals occur. They are support and resistance but on higher time frames such as the 15 to 1hr or 4hr. These are major levels that the market will hang around until one side gives in. Using support and resistance levels on lower tine frames is very low probability.. when your charting, work from higher times frames down to the 5min. Avoid the 1 min. Then using the footprint charts, youll be able to see when the buyers or sellers are in control on those pivot points that youve marked from higher time frames. Using footprints are tough at first because you wont know what your looking for. Backtesting and reviewing sessions after the fact will help you identify patterns in footprints around the key levels. Yea you can make money off of support amd resistance, but honing in on footprints will help your edge in capuring reversals and fakeouts. Like anything in trading, footprints are not the golden ticket.. it is on your ability to use it as an added confluence which will contribute to your conviction on your thesis. GL and hope that helps
@@FuturesTraderChris94 Well Im not an amateur, there’s many tools I use ie Bloomberg terminal, TradingView+, volume spread scanners. I haven’t traded with footprints because that’s information overloads on spreads. I also use separate buy/sell volumes charts. I also don’t trade futures or forex. I trade leveraged ETF’s and ETN’s, mainly on big us banks or regional. Which in nature are very cyclical, I’m not defining that as saying there’s an exact price support number or resistance number but rather a range based on fair values. Go look at BNKU and it’s weekly price trends for instance over the last 2 months. I’ve made $2k In the past 2 weeks just trading that. I’ve also don’t 184% ROI in the past 3 months. 😂
Just another voice on media I enjoy the fact that everyone knows better according to their experience but then after the fact says you should do what works best for you. Like you never blew an account to learn how forex works right?
@@alihakim5924 this guy def doesnt trade much anymore. He prob has editors clip and upload these to his youtube he prob never looks at them. He runs tradezella I doubt he trades for then a couple times a week
Look into the order book first so you understand the buyers & sellers goals. Being knowledgeable of candlestick patterns is your support in making decision.
Good advice but thats the way you are trading. Not everyone trades footprint charts, some people do trade patterns and do it successfully.
The difference is his winning percentage vs those uninformed trading patterns with no depth of insight. Trading patterns is a very low probable way of being profitable. Incorporate footprint in your list of confluences with your pattern strategy and youll spot a failing pattern/potential reversal thus increasing your chances of finding a highly probable pattern.
Exactly, everything works In the market, just know when to use them, I trade with trend line, physiological level and candle stick pattern and I know where I should be looking for a trade
Umar is undoubtedly one if the best traders I know and I’ve been following him for a long time, but just saying one style of trading is better than another is just wrong in my opionion. Thats why I don’t follow ICT for example, because of his attitude. Everyone trades differently, and everyone achieves success (or not) in different ways.
Right. Everyone has a different edge
@@FuturesTraderChris94 Bro, I know of the footprint chart and the DOM, but I dumped them for candle sticks because it's basically the same thing. A candle or a footprint will only give you what you want to see based on your settings. That doesn't mean price will go up or down because you're using a footprint or a candle stick. It's all marketing strategy. You can see and filter out the same noise when using a footprint or a candle stick. You just need to understand the information it's giving you. It's only CD I can say to be slightly different because of absorption and stop runs, but to me, Footprint and Candle sticks are the same! It's just what you train your eyes to see in the market
Look into the order book first so you understand the buyers & sellers goals. Being knowledgeable of candlestick patterns is your support in making decision.
There are many strategies to profitability so Do what's better for you.
Oga here in Africa we only have 100$
You can start with 10 dollars, ‘Exness’ is a popular one here
You need to understand how following groups act : Agressive buyers, passive buyers. Agressive sellers, passive sellers. Thats all you need to understand
How to get the data for order books?
Jazzak Allah kheir for this beautiful lecture and a great Sahara…quick question is there any lecture about Amar Bin Yasser from the first series?
Yeah 1000 and 2000 is alot but it make sense. Because if you start very little like 100, you will overleverege which is dangerous.
Minimal amount should be 10 dollars
What platform to use for orderbook, level 2 and TAS?
I use webull. Seems to work OK.
Sierra Charts
1000 dollar minimal amount ??
That’s not a lot and Im not rich. I’m spending over $3,000 on a laptop to do my backtesting, future testing, studying and demo account. Then eventually live trading. I’ll probably start with $2000 in a live account.
Nah bro, you can do a minimal of $100. You'd be making cents but with 1,000 you could make a few dollars.
Do you provide training courses
Thanks you
My dumb self starting with real money . Account only went red to - $700 though last year & now it’s green $1000 as of this year . I got lucky but I think what I know I’ll be fine
Foot prints chart provide please
Thank you. Sharing😊
You don’t need to understand the order book unless you’re working for a company that requires you to use it.
This man shows you one way. There are literally millions of possible paths which lead to success. Careful who you listen to. I’ve been trading for 16 years, for many years I failed. Al Brooks, an ophthalmologist, failed for 10 years straight. It is through the failure that mastery occurs. The 2 year commitment this man speaks of is almost laughable.
Bro what have you been trading that you could’ve possibly failed that bad on the last 10 year bull run. You sound like someone who’s emotionally weak and panic sells in anything that’s a slight losing trade. I’ve made 184% in the last 4 months. Yeah I took losses but I actually learned quickly and did not repeat them. You probably didn’t
Are you Dr. Strange?
@@kurtisbobke9000 I wish you much luck in getting control of your emotions from here.
@@kurtisbobke9000why are you 💩 on this guy? Why put someone else down who took longer to find profitability? You had an amazing quarter, great, how much money did you start the quarter with?
What's the platform you use for order book
Yes, i don't think order book is avaliable if you don't pay.
@ZizaGordan whats a good platform recommend to use?
@@J.jey42 Do you mean for drawing lines and doing TA or for trading platforms where you actually trade ?
@ZizaGordan for order book.. im currently starting to use trading view... but for order book , depth of market , etc i dont know witch platform to use
@@J.jey42 Sorry, but for order book I don't know either.
EXACTLY THIS
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hi sri im from india 🇮🇳 and my family cannot afford any laptop. i want to be froxe trader 💻🥺 can' you buy me any laptop 💻 sir 🥺🙏 that's big help for me 🥺
Please provide foot prints website
opinions...
The RELATIONSHIP between Buyers and Sellers is what I tell EVERYONE, most people don't get it, they don't UNDERSTAND what that actually MEANS ... This is by FAR the MOST important thing in trading next to Managing YOUR Risk
Suggest me where to start, to understand the concept of buyer and seller
Start with chart reading to understand why the price went up or down and why the price couldn't go further etc. Try watching Stop Loss hunting videos. You can try any methodology - price action or ICT or your own.. But that methodology should tell you a story of the tug war between buyers and sellers! Good luck!
I literally have no idea what this guy means and I make a living in markets.
@@cyberft that's Okay if you don't understand what I'm talking about, your 1 litttttttttttttttttttttle teeny tiny person in the entire spectrum of things, it's Okay if you don't understand, it's perfectly fine...I'm glad you do well inn the markets bud
@@xzly if buyers are Weak Sellers will take their turn & vice versa
$2000 is a minimal amount??😂i guess the levels are different eyy
How do support and resistances not tell you a lot? It’s literally where the difference of weak hand and strong hand buyers/sellers exist. That’s literally the basis of a footprint.
Footprint is more detail on volume traded per price level. You spot reversals and see when smart money enters via footprint.
Youre still a novice i can tell. You seem to think that you can trade off of any support/resistance level. Keep educating yourself because i thought the same way when i started. Youll soon understand what hes really saying. Hit the books
@@FuturesTraderChris94so just a question but how do you differentiate every support and resistance level like which parts that changes and make differences that matter, I'd like to have a better idea
Thank you
@@deezknutz2038 no prob.
Pretty much you utilize pivot points. Major levels where reverals occur. They are support and resistance but on higher time frames such as the 15 to 1hr or 4hr. These are major levels that the market will hang around until one side gives in. Using support and resistance levels on lower tine frames is very low probability.. when your charting, work from higher times frames down to the 5min. Avoid the 1 min. Then using the footprint charts, youll be able to see when the buyers or sellers are in control on those pivot points that youve marked from higher time frames.
Using footprints are tough at first because you wont know what your looking for. Backtesting and reviewing sessions after the fact will help you identify patterns in footprints around the key levels.
Yea you can make money off of support amd resistance, but honing in on footprints will help your edge in capuring reversals and fakeouts.
Like anything in trading, footprints are not the golden ticket.. it is on your ability to use it as an added confluence which will contribute to your conviction on your thesis.
GL and hope that helps
@@FuturesTraderChris94 Well Im not an amateur, there’s many tools I use ie Bloomberg terminal, TradingView+, volume spread scanners. I haven’t traded with footprints because that’s information overloads on spreads. I also use separate buy/sell volumes charts. I also don’t trade futures or forex. I trade leveraged ETF’s and ETN’s, mainly on big us banks or regional. Which in nature are very cyclical, I’m not defining that as saying there’s an exact price support number or resistance number but rather a range based on fair values. Go look at BNKU and it’s weekly price trends for instance over the last 2 months. I’ve made $2k In the past 2 weeks just trading that. I’ve also don’t 184% ROI in the past 3 months. 😂
@@FuturesTraderChris94pls how can I access this order book??
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Just another voice on media I enjoy the fact that everyone knows better according to their experience but then after the fact says you should do what works best for you. Like you never blew an account to learn how forex works right?
this dude is just talking.
Is this guy a bot or something?
He doesn't give a shit a bout the comments in his videos
what do you expect😅. he is busy trading. no time for any comments. I don't think he even read any comments.
@@alihakim5924 this guy def doesnt trade much anymore. He prob has editors clip and upload these to his youtube he prob never looks at them. He runs tradezella I doubt he trades for then a couple times a week
yeh yeh like he would care bout comments if hes printing money right now
Because he’s busy editing the next video that you’ll be commenting on 😂
Look into the order book first so you understand the buyers & sellers goals. Being knowledgeable of candlestick patterns is your support in making decision.