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All right, guys. So, I'm going to show you guys exactly how I was able to capture this on the live. This is a a trade from today that I took on the live. The pre-market game plan. I went over the exact entry criteria I used to get into this trade and how I'm able to do this every single day.
We are the only trading community. We're right now on a 37-day streak of me calling out at least over a 100 points profit on NQ every single day. Not ticks, points, 100 points profit. No other day trader has done this. No other trading community has done this. No one's done this. It's I'm not trying to sound like I'm bragging. It's just it's pretty cool, right? No one else has done this and we're doing it every single day. We're making it happen.
Not only that, but I'm getting students out of my group. I'm getting them on and about their day heavy in profit within 10 minutes every single day. I mean that. It's it's kind of hard to beat that. So, let's go over this exact criteria, what I was looking at, how did I take this entry, and how did we stay in this trade to the upside.
Uh, side note, something to take note of. Multiple communities today actually took losses on this price action. One thing I will say, if you are watching this video and you are trading in another trading community that you have to pay to be in, if you are paying to be there and whatever guru or clown is running that course, I don't care how cool of a marketer they are. I don't care how many Lamborghinis they have. I don't care how much they're flexing online. If at anywhere down here, they don't know what they're doing. I'm here to tell you right now, they have no idea how to trade. I'm not going to name them because they know who they are. They're all complete clowns, but they also have no morals, so they don't care.
But if they did not get into NQ longs or QQQ calls down here, where it was super obvious to get into calls or longs, it was written on the wall for me. It was written on the wall. Get into longs. If they didn't know to get in down here, they're they're terrible traders. They're terrible traders. Second thing, if they took a loss up here trying to chase longs, if they thought after one, two, three, four, five, six green candles in a row, it was all of a sudden a good idea to get into longs. They also don't know what they're doing. They have no idea what they're doing. So, if that fits your mold, let me tell you what, you're better off trading on your own. You're better off trading on your own. Don't keep paying their mortgage or their Lambo payment. Go about your life and do it on your own.
All right, so let's get into it. So I will put my watch list somewhere on the screen here. Just a screenshot of the watch list. But the watch list I posted, you can very see that we were looking for upside moves today. Why was I looking for an upside move, particularly in this order block range?
All right, an order block is somewhere where there's increased volume in an extended range. I can't I can't categorize it to just one exact level. My levels are pretty sharp, but this zone I can't categorize it. I got to look at this. This is a 10-point roughly zone. 25172 up [snorts] to 25182. I have found these order blocks over time by watching volume accumulation in certain areas. This is not something I got from an indicator. I don't use indicators. Indicators are scams. They're trash. They're garbage. You shouldn't use an indicator for anything. The only indicator style, the only style of indicator you can use is if it's a monotonous task that just makes your life easier. Like pre-market high and low indicators. Well, obviously it can't mess that up. There's only one pre-market high and one pre-market low. That is an indicator you could use. Yes. But in terms of a, you know, EMAs for day trading, not going to work on a daily on a daily level. It could work for long-term. It's not going to work for day trading. I have never met a single day trader that's profitable using EMAs. Uh, if they're trading like zero DTE or they're buying and selling within a few hours, not going to work. What would an EMA have done here? It would have just hung out right here. You would have broke above it and then it would have stayed down here. That's all it would have done. And then after all this price action has occurred, then the EMA would have curved out like this. But before all this price action happens, EMA is trailing behind like a boulder. All right. But regardless, uh, Fibonacci retracement, all this other Fibonacci retracement has a time and place. But most indicators, most indicators are trash. They are only going to confuse you. Super trend, Lux Algo, all this crap is a scam. Stay away from it. Focus on the raw fundamentals of day trading. Right? Price action, volume, key levels. That's it.
So, as I'm watching this play out, I have my volume, my key levels, right? My volume, key levels, order block, whatever you want to call it. It's sitting in this range. I'm looking for buying pressure to come in at this area. Okay. What does buying pressure look like? This is what buying pressure looks like. This is QQQ. What do we see on the buying pressure side, guys? Just before my order block, what do we see? Wow. Volume footprint chart. What a magical tool. Holy moly. Look at the almost non-existent sell side. Look at the almost non-existent sell side. Holy moly. Look at the extreme buying pressure on the buy side. Wow. That looks incredible, doesn't it? Do I sound sarcastic? Yes, I sound sarcastic because it was so obvious this morning. So, so, so obvious. I I could not believe I had students in my class dropping the names of the trading groups that are taking losses because they all sadly paid lifetime fees and they're stuck with those scammers for life. And they're sitting there going, "Oh, they took a loss. They took a loss. They took a loss." I'm sitting here like, "How have these clowns been deceiving people for five plus years that they are somehow traders when they have no recollection, no real trading records, no actual live trades posted, nothing for people to go back test and check, nothing." This right here to me, this area you're looking at right here is screaming get into calls. 4,000 on the sell, 4,000 on the sell, 900 on the sell, 4,000 on the sell, 72,000 on the buy, 118,000 on the buy, 66,000 on the buy. This correlated as well to the order book level two and time and sales. I will try to grab a screenshot of that and throw that in here. If you don't see it in here, well, I couldn't find a good example. But this right here, it seems like a no-brainer. I'm sure a lot of you are looking at this. Maybe you've never used volume footprint chart before, and you're like, "Wow, why would you not get into calls?" Well, because they don't really have any confluences. They don't know how to read volume. They probably never used a volume footprint chart. Uh, I saw Tradezilla recently made a video about it, but they also have just picked up on it. Nobody has been using this except for me. Nobody that I'm aware of. Nobody's been using this reading volume properly except for me. You have a lot of traders now saying they trade order flow and then I go watch their videos and they they don't. It's almost like they're watching a video online and just thinking it sounds cool and they're following that to sell subscriptions, but they don't actually know what they're doing.
When you're reading a volume footprint chart, do not be don't be too concerned about the positive delta or negative delta, which is the variance down here in the moment. Don't be too concerned about that. What you want to be more concerned about is the raw price action in front of your face. Now, when the candle closes, yes, we want to be concerned about the delta. We want to take a look at that. But when the candle is in the real-time movement and you are actually trying to take your entry, the important part, you mainly want to be concerned about how that volume is moving right in front of your face and not at all times. You want to be concerned with how is that volume moving at your key level because this is my order block. This is where I want to take my entry. This is where I care about the volume. This is where I want to see it working.
So, out the open, what do I see out the open? Well, I see these nice white boxes. These are called point of control. That is where the heaviest volume was in that specific five-minute candle. We're on the five-minute time frame, if you couldn't tell. So, all I see is that a nasty, nasty form, uh, a point of control has formed at my previous order block. You see, I have another order block down here. What a coincidence. What a coincidence. My order block is somewhere where there's a lot of volume. Who would have guessed? So, as I'm taking a look at this, all I have to deduce at the market open is going, okay, I will not go short, which again, you saw in the watch list, I will not go short until I hit 61020. Why? Because that means I have invalidated my order block. I have broken below all of these point of controls. So, that means that in my opinion, sellers would have shifted and taken control down here. But as long as we are above this point of control, well, I am going to be biased for calls and getting ready to get into calls up here.
You might say, "Well, James, that's a relatively tight range. How on earth are you going to make a decision in this realm?" Ah, by being a hawk and trading not a hawk, being an American bald eagle and trading price action properly followed by uh extreme accuracy with volume. Now, to someone who doesn't trade volume, yes, this might seem too intimidating to you. You might try to say this is gambling. If it was gambling, I would just simply slap the evidence in your face of my all of my day trades. I would say just please go watch all of my day trades. You'll see I pretty much do the same thing every single day and all the trades are backed by order flow. So yes, you can call it a gamble or luck if it's one day, but if I haven't had a red day since February 14th of 2025, February of '25. So it's been over a year since I've had a red day, then obviously the system works, correct? Just saying. Just saying. Maybe open up your mind. Make sure try to take in as much of this information as you can before you call it BS. I totally understand. You see a 100% daily win rate. You see a 5.1 risk-reward. You go, "Yeah, there's no way." I totally get it. Just keep an open mind and try to take this for what it is. Just raw information.
Okay. So now as I see this point of control get hold, price starts to push to the upside. We see clear buying pressure here. There was also solid buying pressure on order book level two and time and sales as well. That's where you start to see a move to the upside. All right. And for those that are going to ask, not made a video or anything on that yet. Right now all of the education I have is reserved for my students and my boot camp. That's it. They have had access to that for a year now. Uh, I have not made a video on anything else. So, but as we're watching this move to the upside here, James, how would you stay in this trade, right? A lot of people can take the entry, but even students in my group, even when I tell them we're going to hold for 100 points profit, we're waiting for 100 points. Even when I say that, for some reason, they will still sell this sucker at 20 points profit. They will not wait.
So, as you're watching this play out now and you're taking a look at this and you're going, "All right, where where do I want to decide if I want to stay in this trade or not?" We want to use 4-hour key levels. 4-hour key levels, in my opinion, are going to paint the best picture for us. So, as we're watching this play out, all I want to tell myself is, okay, as we approach or I'm going to drag this box down so you can see the p the points. All right, as we approach this first level, what is that roughly? 40 points. 40 points. Now, mind you, I wasn't expecting a big move today. So, I did scale out more of my position earlier on, but once we hit this 40 points, we were trimming, right? We scaled out of the position a little bit. We sold some of our contracts, 40 points in profit. By the way, if I didn't clarify, every trade I take, I'm using a 15% or a 15-point stop loss. That's why my risk-reward is so high because my stop losses are very tight. Um, and if [clears throat] you're not aware, most trading communities, most traders, etc., most of them use about a 30 to a 40-point stop loss. Uh, sadly, there are some communities that don't even use a stop-loss. The guy will call out an entry, but he'll never give you a stop. So, um, I use tight stops. Yeah. Could I be wrong a lot? I could be wrong a lot, but I'm not. I'm not. That's the importance of a good entry.
So, once we approach this 4-hour key level, I'm watching for one thing. I'm watching to see how volume reacts at that key level. I want to see if any sellers start to come in. If I don't see many sellers coming in, because I should see extreme selling pressure if we're going to reject that level. The fact I didn't see any, there wasn't many present whatsoever, gave me confidence to hold this trade. So, once we hit 40 points, I told everybody on my live, which you'll go, you'll be able to see the live recording probably a day from now if I don't upload it tonight. Uh, I told everyone we're going to shoot for 100 points. And what does 100 points line up with? That lines up with another order block. And I'm like, "Okay, there's a high probability we can see 100 points and we might reject." So I did. I told everybody, I said, "All right, at 100 points, I wouldn't be surprised if there's a pullback. So if you're down to your last runner, you got one MNQ left. You bought 10 MNQ at the beginning, you sold five, three, one, and you have your last one." I said, "Hey, if you want to take a full exit, 100 points is always wonderful because that's $200 you made from one baby contract, right?" Um, obviously price kept ripping through the level, right? Kept ripping through the level, pushed straight above. We're able to see 195 points profit before we saw some hesitation. Okay. And the hesitation was at a level I had but mainly at that 4-hour key level I got right here. Right? This 4-hour key level we could see candle closed below pushed above again candle closed right at it and then we start to see that pullback.
Now this is where this is in my opinion what also separates a good trader from a bad trader. So, I was told by multiple people that other big community um the main guy, the guy who doesn't ever really call out trades, tried to call one out here and took a loss. Took a big loss. Um posted on his Instagram that he didn't take a big loss, which is its own red flag in itself, but whatever. Took a loss. Got smoke checked. All I would say as you're up here trying to take calls anywhere in this realm, if you were trying to take calls anywhere in this realm, all I would say is shame on you. If you're an experienced trader, obviously if you're new, you're new. Don't worry about it. It's a mistake you're going to have to make and learn. But if you're an experienced trader, especially if people pay you money, if people pay you money because you're supposedly that good at trading and you thought up here was a good place to enter, my goodness, you just lost all my respects as a trader. This is a complete clown entry. Only a clown would enter up here because it's has to be a joke. It's got to be a joke. This is so overextended, which means an exhausted move. There was no pullback. We saw no pullback. This price just kept going and going and going and going. Price shot up straight up for 25 minutes. In what realm do you think you could enter for calls in this range? None.
What I told my students, which will also be in the recording. What I told my students was back to the basics. Back to the basics. Don't make things complicated. Don't use Fibonacci retracements. Don't use fair value gap nonsense. Fair value gaps only form after the fact. A fair value gap indicator, whatever you're going to use, it forms after the fact. It's not going to help you in the moment. But what do I have in the moment? I have my order block. That order block has been sitting there. I know there's high volume there. If I pllopped a volume session profile here, you would be able to see a lot of volume in that range. So, I told everybody, hey, if we have price pull back, the only area I could see that you could possibly go long is if we come into the order block because it bounced early here, right? That was a pretty nice bounce. It bounced early, but I told everybody, I said, "No, I want to see price retrace into the order block. I want to see what happens when we actually get in here." And I told everybody this is not an exact level. It doesn't mean to enter for calls at 79. It doesn't mean to enter for calls at 63. All it means is watch for price to pull into this order block. And when price pulls into here, ideally I said 66. I would love to see an aggressive bounce off of 66. And if you get that aggressive bounce off of 66, well, hell, you can just take the entry when it reclaims 78. Or you can just take retake the entry. If you see a five-point bounce off of 66 and you see it with strong buying pressure on the ask, strong volume confirmation, take the entry. And what would that have netted those folks had they done that? Well, we move here to the upside. We can see that they would have netted the total trade would have been 320 points, but this I got to pull it back. That trade was 214 points. All right, trade two if they took this entry over here because this was after I ended the call already. So, I was not able to help them in terms of a live call out. Uh, I always cut all my trading days at an hour. If you haven't found a trade in an hour, you're not trading. That's my philosophy. Helps keeps you from overtrading and gets your time back. It's all about getting your time back. So, that's basically the gist of the only two entry spots you could have had on this day. Anywhere else someone tried to enter for calls, in my opinion, they don't know what they're doing. There's no other place you should have entered for calls. And again, for any naysayers that are going to say, "Oh, of course you happen to call the perfect entry for calls here and the perfect entry for calls here." You can you can be negative and negative and Nancy all you want. It's going to be on the live recording, and there's no way to refute the live recording. There's just no way. So, feel free to ask any of my students. They will happily defend me because I do this every single day.
Now key lessons I want you to take away from this. All of my trades are taken using orderflow which is a category that is that is the strategy in which I use to trade order flow right that means I'm using orderbook level two which you can get on your brokers. You will find that on your brokers not on trading view that will be on your broker. Um what I want you to picture order book level two. It's orders that are coming into the market but have not been filled yet. So they're populated on a table. We see the ask which means price moving to the upside. We see the bid which means price moving to the downside. They get populated on a table. We can see the quantity at which people want to buy on what exchange. That's the order book level two. That's what I like to watch. Then we see time and sales. Time and sales is the execution of what was on the order book. So is it actually getting executed? Uh there are people known for spoofing as well, which means they place an order in the order book with no intention of filling that order. That's called spoofing. That is the downfall of the strategy. I can get faked out. I might enter for calls and those orders never get filled. And what I was banking on happening, it did not happen. And sure enough, sometimes my price will reverse when that happens and I get stopped out instantly. Um, and then what I showed you at the beginning of the video, which is volume footprint chart. Very useful. That's on Trading View. Uh, it does require the premium subscription to see that. So I believe that's like 40 bucks a month because if you don't have access to it, again, it would just be up here under candles. So all you have to do is click bar style, go down there, click volume footprint. It will populate right here. Um, and again, this system I've been using, which we've been using every single day. I mean, you can see the previous trading days are um, you know, how how well we've been doing. I don't want to go too far back because it'll show all my levels for YouTube. But this is uh, as you can see, look at the order block. Order block. Order block. Bounce. Bounce. Bounce. I mean, I'm just giving so much free game right now. It's crazy. But this is there's more value in this video than some of you have probably learned years trading with your favorite guru.
Um, [clears throat] now this system as of 2026 has rewarded me with a 100% daily win rate. Now, that does not mean I've won every single trade ever. I haven't had a single loss. That's not what that means. I will put a screenshot here or maybe at the beginning of the video, a screenshot of the uh the stats so far that I've had in the month of February. I'll put the month of February. That's what I actually took pictures of today um along with the P&L I had. But it's it's it's truly is incredible. So, 100% daily win rate, 5.1 risk-reward ratio. That means for every roughly on average for every $100 I'm risking, I'm making $510. Now, most traders out there will have roughly a 40 to a 60% win rate. This are really good traders, not most traders, I'm sorry. Really good traders. Good. I'm using that with quotations because they're good to society, but not to me. Uh 40 to a 60% win rate with roughly a 1.5 to a three on the higher end. Those are good traders. risk-to-reward ratio. Now, obviously, with a two to one risk-to-reward ratio, you only need to be right 40% of the time. It's crazy, right? But I cannot stomach the fact of being wrong more than half the time. I would feel like a fraud. Um, I always sought out a system that allowed me to be right most of the time because that's what resonated with me. And what trading is all about is finding a system that resonates with you. I had two primary goals when I started trading. Obviously want to make money and two I want to make money fast. Not in the sense of I expect to be profitable in a year but in the sense of I don't want to sit at this computer for three hours. I don't want to be here for two hours. I don't even want to be here for an hour and a half. I want to be here for 20 minutes and I want to be done and that's it. Okay, this is the system you would use to do that. And I really started to refine this because I started out trading as a scalper. Then then sadly it was through a negative interaction, but I learned that traders can hold trades for much longer. You can legitimately see 100% plus trades almost every single day. And I was like, man, what if I just combine these two strategies? What if I make a hybrid system where I'm still getting these sniper entries based on premium like extremely precise orderflow entries and then combine that with a proper system. I need to find some type of math that works to where I can scale out of a trade reasonably to where if the trade runs, I make a lot of money. And if the trade doesn't run, if the trade gives me 30% and comes back to the entry, I can still make something. There could be something there, right? I need to find a system that rewards me either way. And this is that system. The trades a scalp, we still win. The trade's a big runner, we win big. That's how it works. The few times we take a loss, well, we'll make it work. 95% win rate this year so far. Last year, last year I had a 93% win rate for all of 2025. 93% win rate. So, it goes to show this system works tremendously well. It's it's absurd. It's actually absurd.
So, um I definitely encourage you to give it a shot. Give it a shot. Try to trade orderflow. Um, please subscribe and come back because I'm going to definitely be uploading more content, just niche videos like, "Hey, this is a key levels video. This is a how to read the orderbook level two video. This is how to use it in conjunction with time and sales. U these are an example of what I'm looking for for this stock. This is an example what I'm looking for for Tesla, for QQQ, for Nvidia." So whatever single ticker you're trading, I can give you some type of advantage and education that you can use for yourself. And again, this is all stuff normally people would charge probably a lot of money for. I don't really know because nobody really knows all this stuff. Nobody really trades this that I'm aware of. Um, so I could have easily just slapped this into another boot camp and charged a couple grand for it, but I'm not putting it here for free. That way, people can learn and people can grow and people can stop paying scammers online money for learning how to trade an EMA or learning how to trade a two-bar strategy. Never heard of that in my life. It's not going to work.
So, case in point, right? People who waited for this today and didn't do anything. Um, but hopefully I was able to help you guys today. Um, guys, trust me, you you can you can gain some real freedom from this. You can gain some real freedom from this. What you just need to remember in the meantime, this is my, you know, cautionary advice, okay? Because we have obviously the disclaimer at the bottom, but you need to hear it from my mouth. This is not a get-rich-quick career uh scheme, whatever you want to call it. It's not. You will more than likely struggle and lose money in the beginning. That's just me being 100% honest. I don't care if that scares you away from signing up for a course. I don't care. You will more than likely lose money in the beginning. The sooner you can accept that and come into day trading with a long-term mindset of look, I'm here to gain long-term freedom, not short-term quick profits, the sooner you'll be successful. Okay? All the one-on-one students I work with and I work with a lot. I work with a lot. I have about three to four-hour calls a day. Um, I'll spend about four hours, three to four hours a day, basically helping one-on-one students. And the number one correlation I see between those who are successful and those who are not is the ones who don't rush the process, they stick to a system and they don't sweat the losses, they start becoming successful very quickly. The ones who have a lack of discipline, who let losses send them on tilts, and the ones who show up looking to make money really fast, those are the ones that always seem to struggle. and they both have access to the same resource, which is me. They're both on my live trades every single day. They both hear my exact entries and call outs every single day, the whole nine, but they still seem to struggle. That's the difference between the two. So, take take what you can from that that applies to you. If the shoe fits, you know how to fix it. You know how to course correct. Um, and remember, it's never over unless you decide to quit, right? It's hard to beat somebody who uh who never gives up. So, think of the market as your opponent, and you are the person trying to not give up. Every time the market knocks me down, push myself off, get back up 1% better, get back in the game, right?
All right, guys. Hopefully, you enjoyed this class. Hopefully, you enjoyed the video. Um, again, I don't don't take the statistics as bragging. It's not bragging. I'm just trying to give you real mathematical data that's been recorded and tracked to show you how profitable this is over a period of time. Because, again, you can get lucky on one specific day. But, as you all watch my YouTube grow and as you'll see my videos grow, you'll just see these videos time and time again. And I will always upload the live trades. That way there's a proof of concept. You can go watch it play out in real time and see that I'm not just an aftermath warrior pretending like I called this out or something. But then you'll start to open up your mind a little bit and take this information for what it is and prosper from it. All right. All right. 1% better every single day. Oh, you guys crush it. Have a good one. I'll see you on the next one. All right. Peace out everybody.