Summary of "I Made $750,000 In A Year With This Super Easy Scalping Strategy"

Performance claims and context

Presenter claims to have made over $750,000 in the past year using a scalping strategy (video shows a trade log).
Trades are intraday scalps on futures, primarily ES (E‑mini S&P 500 futures).
Trading window: roughly 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time (focus on NY open activity).
Emphasis on data-driven decision making (vs. discretionary guessing) and on risk management, psychology, and backtesting.

Instrument / ticker: ES (E‑mini S&P 500 futures).
Sessions and levels used: New York open, London high, Asian high/low/opens.
Indicator: FXN Asian Session Range by Rob Minty (TradingView).
Platform/tool: TradingView (bar replay used to demonstrate setups).
Market participants referenced: banks, hedge funds, and retail traders — orders and emotional exits are cited as drivers of price moves.

Install the FXN Asian Session Range indicator on TradingView to display highs, lows, and opens of prior sessions.
Mark session levels (highs, lows, opens) for New York, London, and Asia.
- New York open is defined as the first 15‑minute candle at 8:00 a.m. EST.
- Do not mark a level if a higher low has already been broken (treat it as no longer strong).
Limit trading to the morning liquidity window (approx. 8:30–11:00 a.m. EST).
Look for one of three price reactions at session levels:
- Break-and-retest — price breaks a session level and then returns to retest it; enter on the retest in the break direction.
- Rejection — price fails to break above/below a level and reverses; enter on rejection.
- Bounce off a low/high — enter when price bounces off a recent session low/high (NY, London, or Asia).
Entry, stop, and target practice:
- Enter at the session level zone (top/bottom) on retest, rejection, or bounce.
- Typical stop placement: ~5–10 ES points (examples shown: 5, 6, 9 points).
- Typical profit targets on ES examples: ~20–30 points.
- Position sizing and risk per trade are calibrated to produce favorable risk/reward.
Trade management: capture a small portion of a larger move (scalp early, exit and stop trading afterward).

Claimed annual P&L: > $750,000.
Representative example metrics (subtitles may contain transcription inconsistencies):
- Break-and-retest: roughly 1:4 R:R; example profit ≈ $3,000.
- Short rejection: example with an $11,000 position risked, profit ≈ $4,000 (quoted as 1:4 R:R).
- Bounce example: quoted as 1:6 R:R, profit ≈ $7,000 while “risking $11,000” (phrasing inconsistent).
- Multiple intraday ES trades producing gains of a few thousand dollars each (examples: ≈ $4,000, ≈ $4,500).
- Typical target per trade: 20–30 ES points; typical stops: ~5–10 points.
Note: One subtitle said “risk reward of 1 to 375” — clearly a transcription error; context suggests ~1:3.75 (≈1:4).

Strategy relies on institutional order flow and retail emotional behavior around session levels:
- Breaks attract momentum; retests flush weak hands and trigger orders.
- Rejections and bounces exploit trapped retail positions and liquidity pools at session highs/lows.
Scalping approach: lower time in market, smaller targets per trade, multiple high‑probability setups early in the day.

Presenter emphasizes the importance of risk management, psychology, mindset, and backtesting alongside the rule set.
Stops are used and position sizing examples are shown, but no explicit details on account size or percent risk per trade are provided.
No formal “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the subtitles.
Subtitle numeric inconsistencies and lack of transparency on account metrics are notable caveats.

Several numeric statements are internally inconsistent (e.g., R:R vs dollars at risk/returned) — likely subtitle or phrasing errors. Treat individual trade dollar figures and R:R examples with caution.
No transparency on account size, drawdowns, win rate, or percentage of profitable trades.
Results shown are the presenter’s; outcomes are not guaranteed for others.

Primary source: video presenter/trader (unnamed in subtitles) who provides the strategy and performance claims.
Indicator author: Rob Minty (FXN Asian Session Range).
Platform/tool: TradingView (bar replay shown).