Трейдинг: как Я торгую по ОДНОЙ свече в ПЛЮС каждый день?

Finance-focused summary (strategy + results)

Instruments / tickers mentioned

• Bitcoin (BTC)
• Ethereum (ETH)

Exchanges / platforms mentioned

• Babiit (crypto trading exchange used by the presenter)
• TradingView (used to mark the “first 4-hour candle” range)

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Core trading methodology (3-step framework)

Timeframes

• Define the key range using 4-hour candles
• Execute entries on the 5-minute chart

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Step 1 — Mark the daily 4-hour range

1. Set the asset chart timeframe to 4H.
2. Set chart timezone to New York time.
3. Identify the first fully closed 4-hour candle of the day (based on New York time).
4. Draw horizontal lines at its:
   • High (upper boundary)
   • Low (lower boundary)
5. Extend both lines to the end of the day.
6. This high–low distance is defined as the “four-hour range.”

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Step 2 — Look for the “just outside” breakout + return

On the 5-minute timeframe, within the same day:

• Wait for a 5-minute candle to close outside the 4H range:
  • Above the upper limit or
  • Below the lower limit
• Important: the candle must close just outside the range
  • A wick/shadow alone is not enough (requires a close, not just a probe)
• Then wait for price to return, and for a subsequent 5-minute candle to close back inside the 4H range.

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Step 3 — Entry, stops, take profit

• If the breakout was below and price returns inside:

  • Go long
  • Stop-loss (SL): at the minimum of the breakout movement
  • Take-profit (TP): at least 2R (reward:risk 1:2)

• If the breakout was above and price returns inside:

  • Go short
  • Stop-loss (SL): at the extreme of the breakout movement (wording varies, but the rule is “at the extreme of breakout”)
  • Take-profit (TP): 2R

Rule adjustment shown

• If the breakout is large, SL may be placed at the nearest significant level (not necessarily the exact extreme) to avoid an overly large stop.

Trade frequency constraint

• Only trade setups that occur within the same day for which the 4H range was marked.
• If price breaks far beyond the range and does not return, then stop trading for that day.

Performance unit / scoring

• Uses R-multiples:
  • wins: +2R
  • losses: -1R
  • breakeven: 0

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Performance / backtest-like examples (as shown in subtitles)

Bitcoin (BTC) — 3 sample trading days

• Total trades: 10
• Outcomes:
  • 7 profitable
  • 2 unprofitable
  • 1 breakeven
• Overall: +12R
• Stated win rate: “70%”
• Notes / disclosure in the example:
  • One day had a trade stopped at -1R
  • One trade closed at breakeven
  • If SL is set at the exact minimum after a large breakout, it can become “huge”, so SL may be moved to the nearest significant level
• Caution: presenter states this needs a larger sample and recommends doing your own backtest.

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Ethereum (ETH) — 3 sample trading days

• Total trades: 9
• Outcomes:
  • 6 profitable
  • 2 unprofitable
  • 1 breakeven
• Overall: +10R
• Stated win rate: “67%”
• Multiple days summarized similarly (often 2–3 trades per day), including explicit early -1R hits and at least one breakeven.

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Explicit recommendations / cautions

• Presenter recommends:
  • Try the strategy in personal practice
  • Write results in the comments (how much earned/lost)
  • Do your own backtest; don’t trust results from a small sample
• Caution implied:
  • Don’t proceed unless you already know:
    • risk per trade
    • position sizing / volume
    • how to set multiple SL/TP
    • when/how to move SL to breakeven
• No formal legal disclaimer appears to be present in the subtitles (though there is framing like “don’t make unfounded claims”).

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Key numbers / metrics extracted

• Risk-reward: TP ≥ 2R (i.e., 1:2)
• R-unit examples: +2R, -1R, 0
• BTC: +12R, 70% (7/10 wins excluding breakeven)
• ETH: +10R, 67% (6/9 wins excluding breakeven)

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Disclosures / disclaimers

• Subtitles include language such as: “to make sure I don’t make any unfounded claims…”
• Subtitles recommend conducting your own backtest
• No explicit “not financial advice” wording was present in the provided subtitles.

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Presenters / sources mentioned

• Single presenter (unnamed in subtitles)
• TradingView (tool used for chart/timezone/range marking)
• Babiit (exchange mentioned for crypto trading)
• No other named external finance sources are provided in the subtitles.