DAX Scalping Strategy - Day Trade no more than 1 hour a day

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In this short video, I show you 3 quick scalps that I traded live on LFT trading room.

In around 1 hour we opened and closed all those trades and we were done for the day.

That's what you need to trade for a living.

You don't need to have trades running for hours or days or weeks that can be affected by news releases and other factors making the trade come back to you and give you losses after hours or days running.

You just need to know what are the best times to trade and use them in your favor.

Keep your strategy simple!

The less time you are exposed to the market, the less chance you have to get stopped.
The shorter your targets, the easier it is to predict what is going to happen in the market.

I also use this same strategy to trade stocks at New York open. And you can trade as little as 1 minute per day!

How crazy is that?

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Thanks for watching.

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[cjbtoday]

Great video - short, honest and gets straight to the point. Anyone who wants to trade and profit should watch this every morning before trading the markets and then copy this method when trading. If new to trading then start with a demo platform and hone your skills until you get it. Well done Pedro 👍

[brunocastilho]

I am from Brazil and loved your video! It helps a lot

[sheilamaina]

I just came across your video. I love to trade the Dax. Thanks for the information

[deodorodafonseca]

Another great video Pedro. More videos irmão. Muito obrigado! ;)

[abhijitmukherjee]

Let me add a reason as to why your green bar ignored trades worked out well as they were formed at a previous pivot low- I'm looking at the left of the chart. This method works very well on Indices world over. I use the option charts to enter trades since they usually run faster in case of volatility.

[albertogiallombardo]

Great video and explanation...can you please tell me which moving average period are you using to trade the Dax in scalping? I see you using 3 moving average.

[cuoredellapersia]

which type of MA do you insert? and what period? thanks

[Tom_Armstrong_]

Good video! you still use this strategy, Pedro?