The REAL Way To Make Money Daytrading

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Did you know that the majority of traders lose money day trading the markets? It’s not because they lack intelligence or effort—it’s because they don’t have a proven system. In this video, we break down why most traders fail and reveal the only strategy that can consistently lead to profitability: the Taylor Trading Zone.

Discover how this powerful methodology helps traders identify high-probability trade setups, manage risk effectively, and stay ahead of market traps. If you’re tired of losing money and want to trade smarter, this is a must-watch!

📈 Topics Covered:
✔️ Why most traders fail
✔️ The psychology behind losing trades
✔️ How the Taylor Trading Zone works
✔️ Key strategies to trade with precision

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Prev day close is a 60% probability trade

Joinswarm

The only way to make money daytrading is if price goes above your entry when you buy or goes below your entry when you sell. There is no other way.

ndungumugurer

"The judas swing " classic 👌

fredhawkey

THANKS for sharing!! I'll give it a try with Micros.

davecoberly

Question: how is the Taylor method different from pivots (floor, camarilla, woodie, etc.)?

bodhisoha

Thank you for another great video. Can you explain your specific cloning requirements. I noticed you cloned at the very end to show the total range for the session. Do you only clone to the high/low outside the original Resistance /Support numbers? Do you restrict the cloning to the first hour? Or clone until the end of the session? Thanks very much indeed Sir.

tmac

Where are you getting your closing price figures from if you do not mind me asking? I keep getting different figures from my charts.

khafreahmose

Do you ever see the daily range being entirely above the prior day close? Got this on the range for 3/27/25 after the big drop on Wed 26th; wondering if I made a mistake but can't find one. Looks like the decline number is holding up the average for the bottom of the range; putting it above the daily close. I assume this tool works best when the market is consolidating rather than gapping and running.

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