Sudhir Yadav

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[Triton @TritonTrades]

this method has an 82% winrate on NQ 🤯

here's the details:
- NQ takes PDH > 82% chance it'll close green
- NQ takes PDL > 80% chance it'll close red

PDH/PDL isn't just liquidity...

once it's taken, it's usually the bias for the day

proven by 1 yr of data from Edgeful

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[Displacement Trades @iamdisplacement]

This 6am range in Gold has 75% winrate

Mark the 6AM- 7AM range

- 75% chance of hitting midpoint after a sweep.

- 55.47% chance of reaching the opposite side after a sweep

It's a high probability time-based liquidity to target

Proved by 2 yr of historical market data from Edgeful

[AtlasOnChain @AtlasOnChainx]

London Kill Zone is where 70% of my income is made.

2AM – 5AM EST.
Only 3 hours.
That’s it.

Here’s the full system.

Why London prints money

Asian session builds the range.
It marks the High and Low.
Smart money waits.

When London opens, they hunt those levels.
Sweep the stops.
Displace hard.
Leave an FVG.
Then reverse.

Most retail traders are sleeping or overtrading Asia.
That’s why the edge exists.

The exact timeline (minute by minute)

1:30 AM → Pre-market
Mark Asian High + Low
Mark BSL / SSL / PDH / PDL
Set alerts
Then sit still.

2:00 AM → London opens
Volatility jumps.
Watch the 15M chart.

2:00 – 2:15 AM → Macro Window 1
First possible sweep.

2:33 – 3:00 AM → Macro Window 2 THE GOLDEN WINDOW
This is where most high-probability entries happen.
50% of my trades come from here.

4:00 – 4:15 AM → Macro Window 3
Last chance. Lower RR.

5:00 AM → London closes
No setup? Close the charts.
Zero trades is a valid day.

A typical trade (this happens almost every day)

- Asian Low gets swept at 2:33 AM
- Strong displacement candle
- Clean FVG left behind
- Enter at the CE (50% of the FVG)
- Stop below the sweep
- Target Asian High first, then extension

Risk: 6 pips
Reward: 4R+
Active time: under 40 minutes

Same pattern. Same money. Almost daily.

Pre-London Checklist (do this every single day)

☐ Daily bias set (HH/HL or LH/LL)
☐ Asian High marked
☐ Asian Low marked
☐ BSL above marked
☐ SSL below marked
☐ PDH + PDL marked
☐ DXY direction checked
☐ No high-impact news
☐ Alerts set on every key level

If all boxes are checked → you are READY.

Decision rules after the sweep

Sweep + FVG formed → Enter at CE
Sweep but no FVG → Wait for pullback to Order Block
No sweep by 3:30 AM → Skip London, wait for NY
No sweep by 5:00 AM → No trade today. That’s fine.

London is not complicated.
It’s just disciplined.

Mark the levels.
Wait for the sweep.
Enter the imbalance.
Take the money.
Close the charts.

5 hours of opportunity.
19 hours of patience.

The patience is the real edge.

Save this.

[Triton @TritonTrades]

this stat has a 70% winrate on ES 🤯

mark out the midnight open:
- if London is below midnight > 74% chance it retraces back above
- if London is above midnight > 70% chance it retraces back below

you can use this to determine the bias & a level to take profit

proven by 5 years of historical market data from Edgeful

[Herman Trading @RHerman]

Claude came up with a dead simple NQ trend strategy.
71% winners, profit factor 3.24.

No sweeps. No FVGs. Just trend continuation, confirmed on 3 higher timeframes.

The rules:
→ Bollinger Bands (20, 2) on 5m, 15m and 1h
→ 1m candle closes above at least 2 of the 3 upper bands = long
→ Closes below at least 2 of the 3 lower bands = short
→ Stop at the 5m basis, target 1R
→ Entries only in NY AM, 08:00-12:00 ET
→ 10 candle cooldown after every exit

Bands come from the last closed HTF candle, so nothing repaints.

Backtest, 1 MNQ contract, Sep 13 to Oct 5 2026:
45 trades, 32 winners (71.11%)
Profit factor 3.24
Net +$4,396
Max drawdown $731.50

Three weeks is a small sample. A starting point, not proof.

I'm not publishing the code.

If you want the Pine Script, comment and I'll send it over.

Do you want it? Let me know.

[itsjjsimon @itsjjsimon]

Just hit $2,000,000 in prop firm payouts.

A few of the biggest:
Topstep: $300,655
E8: $300,219
FundedNext: $190,745
Lucid: $167,943

19 months. Wins, losses and payouts documented on YouTube.

Appreciate everyone following along. Next stop: $2.5M.

[Herman Trading @RHerman]

9:30 AM NY has a 63.3% WIN RATE with a completely mechanical 1R strategy.

No discretion. No prediction.
Just ONE rule-set built around the day of the week:

MON → LONG only
TUE → LONG only
WED → SHORT only
THU → SHORT only
FRI → LONG only

1-year MNQ backtest:
• 150 trades
• 63.33% win rate
• 1.88 Profit Factor
• +90.42% return
• +$4,521 on a $5K account
• 6.78% max drawdown

100% mechanical.

The only thing changing is which direction I'm allowed to trade at 9:30 AM NY.

Sometimes the simplest probabilities are the hardest to ignore.

Would you trade a model this simple?

[Tempo Trades @TempoICT]

If you want to stop blowing accounts, follow these rules for October:

- Only trade 9:30-11 NY AM
- Max 2 trades a day
- Keep your risk the same even after a loss
- Journal every trade
- Trade the chart not the PnL
- No revenge trading
- Only take setups that actually fit your model
- Get enough sleep so you’re not trading tired
- At the end of the day, write down what you did well

Do that for 31 days and see how different your trading feels.

Who’s doing it?

[Hamza G | Gold Brothers @hamza_xau]

This strategy has a +80% Win-rate using only the VOLUME PROFILE.

It’s made me a full-time trader, over +$48,000 in profits last week.

And it’s so simple that anyone can learn it…

Take 2 mins to copy my strategy:🧵

[ISHAAN SAINI @ishaansaini22]

🧵 WTF ARE PERPETUAL PROPFIRM ?

Imagine a 1-Step CFD prop firm…
but remove most of the annoying rules.

Pass → Get funded → Make profit → Withdraw → Repeat.

If you trade Futures or CFDs, Here's a THREAD EXPLAINING IT 👇

[Boss @BossMohitt]

I promise trading is only hard as long as its not working.

Once it starts clicking, you’ll be super excited for every trading day.

I repeat, Every Trading Day.

Keep showing up to make that phase come true.

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

II'm 24 years old and I've made over $2M trading in the last 6 months.

That's around $330k/month

But I don't want this post to be about the money

I want to talk about the 5 things that actually got me here, because these are the things nobody really talks about:

1. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel

This was probably one of my biggest mistakes when I first started trading

I thought I needed to find some hidden strategy nobody knew about

I was combining indicators, changing strategies, adding more things to my charts and constantly trying to find some sort of "secret" edge

You don't need to do that

There are traders who have already been successful for years

Study them.
Learn what they do.
Understand WHY they do it.

Then take the pieces that make sense and mold them around yourself

The strategy I trade today is honestly pretty simple

Trading doesn't need to be complicated to work

A lot of the time, adding more information just gives you more ways to second guess yourself.

2. Your habits will make or break you

You have to be extremely careful with the habits you build as a trader

-If you constantly average down...
-If you constantly add to losers...
-If you constantly move your stop...
-If you constantly break your own rules...

Eventually that becomes NORMAL to you

One mistake isn't the problem...

The problem is making the same mistake over and over until it becomes part of the way you trade

You want to catch those mistakes early

Journal them
Write them down
Figure out WHY you keep doing them

Then create rules that make it harder for you to repeat them

You can know everything about technical analysis and still lose money if you can't control yourself

3. Stop trying to do everything alone

This was another huge mistake I made

When I started trading, I basically tried figuring everything out myself

You don't get extra points for struggling alone

There are traders who have already made the mistakes you're about to make:

-Learn from them
-Join communities
-Ask questions
-Talk to people who have more experience than you
-Study successful traders and take pieces from each of them

BUT

Don't try to become a clone of somebody else

Take what you learn and make it work for YOUR personality

That's ultimately what I did

4. You're going to have to sacrifice something

Everybody wants the results....

Not everybody wants the process that comes before the results

Trading takes time, You need:

-Time to study
-Time to look at charts
-Time to backtest
-Time to journal
-Time to review your mistakes
-Time to understand yourself

You're probably not going to become consistent by staring at charts for 30 minutes whenever you have some free time

I spent countless hours doing this

& even now, I'm still learning...

You don't just "figure out trading" one day and you're done

You're constantly refining your strategy, your execution, your risk management and yourself

5. You have to believe you can actually do it

This one might sound corny, but I genuinely believe it's one of the biggest reasons I've gotten this far...

If every time something goes wrong you immediately tell yourself:

"I'm not good enough."
"I can't do this."
"I'm never going to become profitable."

You're making an already difficult process even harder

You need confidence!

Not the type of confidence where you think every trade you take is going to work

The type where you know a loss isn't going to stop you from improving

You're going to take losses
You're going to make mistakes
You're going to have periods where nothing seems to work

But if you keep learning, keep reviewing, keep fixing your mistakes and keep showing up, you give yourself the opportunity to become better

The biggest realization I've had throughout my entire trading journey is this:

Trading didn't become easier when I learned more things

It became easier when I stopped overcomplicating everything and started mastering the simple things.

[Tyo @fwTyo]

others are out partying

you're here grinding

i'm bullish on you

we are getting rich this cycle

[Triton @TritonTrades]

this is an insane stat for London Session 🤯

i analyzed the last 5 years of ES with Edgeful:

- if London is below midnight > 74% chance it retraces back above

- if London is above midnight > 70% chance it retraces back below

such an easy way to determine the bias and DOL.

[Tempo Trades @TempoICT]

Backtesting my A+ IFVG model over the weekend

27 Wins 6 Losses

81.8% Win rate

Average 1.3:1 RR

I cannot wait to trade this in the live markets next week

[Anbu Trades @AnbuTradesNq]

I have made $640,000 in prop firm payouts this year. I’m gonna walk you through exactly what I did to get where I am.

[Tempo Trades @TempoICT]

IFVG Setup Of The Week💰

- London High Sweep
- Asia High Sweep
- 1:3 RR trade

This is a clear example of why liquidity matters. A lot of people would have shorted after price swept London high without knowing the context.

Price is not going to sweep until it goes for the Asia high aswell so waiting is the smart move here

Once we swept both overnight levels the reversal was clear and easy to spot out

[Prop Firm Perk @PropFirmPerk]

How to make $10,000 from Futures Prop Firms:

Not overnight.
Not by gambling on 10 accounts.
Not by passing challenges as fast as possible.

Here’s the realistic blueprint 🧵