Scalping For A Living & Proven Strategies - Jean-Francois Boucher | Trader Interview

In this Forex trading video, Etienne sits down with Jean François Boucher and talks about the art of scalping for a living. Learn the importance of timing and managing risk, spreading trades, and floating drawdowns.

Chapters:
00:00 The Art of Scalping for a Living - Jean François Boucher
04:05 Support and resistance levels
09:50 Selling when it's expensive
15:00 Fixing the drawdowns
22:08 Trading the next move
25:13 Managing exits
26:00 Managing risk and spreading trades with boxes
27:55 Trading probabilities and anticipating future moves
29:21 Managing bias and trading within a time window
30:43 Clear exit strategy and knowing when to stop
43:58 Consistent small profits and learning from mistakes
50:39 Where to find Jean Francois Boucher (link below)

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[bryonseilerXauBry]

Good Lord!!! This Man just gave me a career!!! Thank you so much for this content ❤❤❤❤

[chieduegwim]

I have come to realize that trading is very personal. Scalping is not new, but JF Boucher's style of scalping is refined to suite him. He has redefined his own method.

[Integritytrading]

Building a position like this is what banks do at scale. This is genius and so simple. Engineering an exit beautifully said!

[blessthesoul]

You are doing an amazing job, Etienne by finding and bringing great personalities like him for the interviews. One such a gem is JF. Man this guy is a philosopher and love listening to him speak spontaneous with such a simple approach with great wisdom. What an inspiration we get from this guy!! Also, your way of interviewing them is way better than many as you allow them to speak completely. I have become your fan now. LOL. You have lot of patience listening and asking right questions with no rush. Keep up your good work!!!👏👏👏💚

[BASENYC]

Interesting take on scalping. He seems like he really understands the markets. It's nice to hear grown ups talk about trading sometimes instead of ridiculous scammers trying to show off.

[sayitwithstone]

Thanks Etienne for interviewing him a third time. I love JFB and this is very close to the way I trade. Please in a few weeks/months have him again in your podcast...after all he gave the channel the highest. ..:)

[steffylevrandt]

so AMAZING to see how this man trust the system without put emotions...

[TheBoo]

One of the most inspirational people! Jean Francois Boucher, all love and respect <3

[thechuck]

Today was the first time I was able to understand and make money on the way and on the pull back learning the support and resistance is HUGE

[JayV]

I want this guy to read me bedtime stories 😂
Thanks for another interview with him Etienne! Jean's awesome!
As for drawing boxes, personally I edit my own Fib Retracement tool, that way the whole chart is mapped out quickly 👌

[QuanuMakeMeRich]

JFB’s legendary strategy right here. Amazing.

[carlmarc]

My main take away from this is “risk”

He’s found a way to silence the noise in his human brain with his style of spreading his risk across the board.

Is this a form of hedging? This is by far the most interesting approach to risk/ trade management I’ve ever seen

This isn’t even trading, it’s really art

[ScottHz]

Glad to see Jean-François is doing well and back on your show, loved his last one with you!

[HobbyZobby]

So essentially, his exit strategy involves averaging down on a losing trade in the hopes that the stock will decrease enough for him to exit the trade successfully. It's essential to have a sizable account to support this strategy. Good luck, and keep me posted on how it goes!

[markp]

The cash register analogy... Awesome! Merci Beaucoup!

[jana]

this is funny, because on my demo where I set sometimes no SL or a very big one with less risk or swing trade, I win most of the time, sooner or later the trades get in my favor, hit tp. but reality, with tighter SL or bigger risk or whatever, I lose.
if I let the trades flow, it works out. if I care about SL I have more losses.
i am so happy finally someone is talking about. never heard people discuss this.

[zachplaysdrums]

I was trading in a very similar way in a demo account, with way less risk management. I had the balance up to 80k from 50k in a couple days trading MNQ, and blew it up because I didn't know where to stop selling into a short to get my average position up.

Besides not managing the risk, I was exiting my positions on a first in first out basis that would result in the initial closing of positions being losses, but still the current price was usually on the right side of my average position price when I started closing positions.

Like he said it's a fun way to trade. When the price starts working in your favor you get to hit the button a bunch of times each for profit. As opposed to committing to hitting buy once and sell once and the pressure that comes with timing it right.

Not gonna be efficient with per trade fees and commisions though.

[JenMarco]

This is exactly what I needed to hear. I go into panic mode when I go into drawdown and these YouTubeers who don’t trade pounded in my head to cut my losses. As soon as I exit it almost always goes back to my entry and a lot of times goes to my target without me. Only average in if you go small size though

[heinz]

Great interview - this guy's style is fascinating

[STrader]

Fascinating! I like how he applies logic to the markets and like the way he engineered an exit at be if trades go against you. Great stuff!