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A trading instructor opens day two of a course and argues swing trading beats day tradingPODCAST15m of 1h 17m read80HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, the instructor opens day two of his course, jokes that viewers can buy somebody else's $5,000 course instead, and tells how he came from having little, pointing to a video about being homeless at 16. He says he stopped day trading and scalping because swing trading's odds of success are much higher, and argues everything a trader needs is free online so nobody should pay for a course.
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He tells beginners to make trading their full-time job first and only then scale up.
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He pushes back on day trading and scalping and shows the math for taking a $1,000 account to $4,000 in two months with one trade a week.
A trader walks from the daily to the one-hour chart hunting a lower high to sellEDITED VIDEO15m of 22m read79HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, a trader on the SCI channel opens his lesson on higher-time-frame entry rules, reads a daily lower low and moves to the four-hour chart to watch for price returning to bearish structure. He sees buyers at a bottom push price up on the four-hour chart while the daily stays bearish, then drops to the one-hour chart and calls it bearish after price breaks structure.
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He waits for a one-hour correction to form a lower high, plans to enter before it appears on the four-hour chart, and says he always places his stop loss above that lower high. He says a lower low plus a lower high gives two confirmations that make the trade more probable, and that he is fine missing a setup that lacks them.
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He walks through a chart example showing why he skips a trade without a lower high, since price could form a higher low instead.
A trading instructor teaches market structure for free and says no course is neededRAW VOD15m of 1h 14m read78HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, a trading instructor announces the course returns with a 2026 update and tells viewers they do not have to buy a course because he teaches everything for free. He says ICC is market structure and price action, not a special strategy, and boils market structure down to four things: lower high, lower low, higher high, higher low.
A trading instructor works live forex charts, skips a second sell and pins the New York session for beginnersEDITED VIDEO15m of 18m read76HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, a trading instructor works through live forex charts, showing sellers pushing price down to a strong level before buyers step in and price stalls in a range. He points out that price pushed up and stopped out anyone who sold that low, and argues that selling a break of a low without something backing it up gets you stopped out when price pushes back up.
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He says the ICC rule protects traders from bad entries and points to a news move that made a higher high instead of a valid indication, and tells beginners to trade around the New York session at 9:30 AM EST because drawdown is smaller when the money moves. After an equal low he skips the second sell, saying leftover buying residue could push price into a higher low, and with no trade on he marks the levels as alerts so he knows if price breaks them.
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He walks through a live setup where sellers who sold the low break got stopped out before price came back down, and names the exact session time he tells beginners to trade.
A trading instructor marks up daily, four-hour and one-hour charts and calls 4161 his bullish triggerRAW VOD15m of 1h 12m read75HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, the instructor opens Day 5, moves from the daily chart to the four-hour and one-hour charts, and marks up how price builds higher highs and higher lows. He says price hit a daily level of buyers on a downtrend, signaled it did not want to go lower, and then headed up as the signs suggested.
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He argues higher time frames get more respect than 5-minute or 15-minute levels, and says price made new highs including 4176 once it traded above 4161. He says he waits for price to break above a level before taking trades, admits he is not trading until he sees something very good, and quizzes viewers on what price does after a new higher high before giving the answer: the market looks for a higher low.
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The instructor names concrete levels, 4161 as the bullish trigger and 4176 as the next high to watch, and quizzes viewers on what follows a new higher high before answering.
