🔴 Live Gold Strategy 9 & 15 EMA By MAYANK RAJ SIR

Finance-Focused Summary

The livestream centered on short-term trading in gold and Bitcoin (BTC), with discussion of prop-firm accounts, payouts, and trade risk. The title refers to a 9- and 15-EMA gold strategy, but the subtitles do not clearly specify EMA crossover rules. The live analysis focused mainly on market structure, supply and demand zones, order blocks, candle behavior, and liquidity.

Trade Setups and Framework

Gold — Bearish Setup

• On the 1-hour chart, the presenter described a prior low and support breakdown, sideways price action, and a pullback into a previous selling zone. He viewed the daily chart as weak, while saying the 4-hour chart was less than ideal for selling.
• He opened a small swing short of 3 lots and considered adding size only if price broke below a nearby zone. He also discussed using lower-timeframe candle confirmation and buyer-liquidity or order-block levels to assess whether selling might continue.
• His intended target was about 200 pips. Price reportedly moved roughly 190–200 pips in his favor before reversing just short of the target. He said the reversal resulted in a net loss of about $1,000 across the positions discussed. These figures are approximate and inconsistent in the subtitles.
• Later, he showed a separate 5-lot gold short on a funded account and said it was in profit. The account was described as $100,000.

Bitcoin — Structure First, Then a Short

• On the 15-minute chart, he identified repeated rejection at a supply or selling zone and a possible double top. However, he also noted that BTC’s broader structure had been making higher highs and higher lows, making a short against that structure lower probability.
• His stated framework was to favor trades in the direction of market structure, use support and resistance in that context, and wait for a pullback or a break of a prior low rather than entering solely because price reached resistance.
• He ultimately entered a BTC short around the supply zone, initially describing a 10-BTC position and later adding another 10 BTC. He discussed a target near the previous low and a stop near the candle high.
• He described the risk/reward as about 1:4: approximately $3,800 maximum risk against a $12,000 target after adding the second position. Earlier, he mentioned a roughly $6,000 target, a $3,000 stop, and around $3,000 in open profit. The subtitles contain conflicting position and profit-and-loss figures.

Risk Management and Trading Cautions

• The presenter repeatedly discussed moving stops to break-even or cost or trailing them as trades moved into profit. He also said to define the maximum loss before entering and not exceed it.
• He cautioned against forcing trades when a setup was unclear, advising traders to wait for higher-probability entries. He also warned that markets can reverse unexpectedly.
• At the same time, the stream shows him adding to positions and trading sizable quantities. The examples involve substantial potential gains and losses and should not be taken as a general risk model.
• He said he had taken two or three stop-outs in the prior week, including losses he described as about $18,000 and $6,000 on separate trades.

Prop Trading, Platforms, and Payments

• He promoted a prop-account model, saying a $36 fee could provide access to a $5,000 account. He said that if the account breached its rules, the trader would lose the fee rather than the full account balance. This was his description of the program and was not independently verified.
• He claimed payouts were being processed and said larger payouts could take longer. He described weekly payouts, potentially on Monday after a week of trading, and said transaction records would be shown as proof.
• He mentioned the Funded Room, Exness, and IAR Pay. He said UPI was not available yet and suggested Visa or Mastercard, or USDT. He also mentioned buying USDT through Binance P2P.
• Payout amounts and platform claims were promotional statements made during the stream and are not independently verified by the subtitles.

Assets and Instruments Mentioned

• Gold
• Bitcoin (BTC)
• USDT — payment method discussed
• Visa/Mastercard and UPI — payment methods, not trading instruments
• Exness, Funded Room, and IAR Pay — platform and payment references

Disclosures

No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the subtitles. The presenter did warn about risk, possible losses, and the need to follow trading rules.

Presenter/source: Mayank Raj; The Trade Room 2.0.