This secret strategy
made a day trader $82 million dollars Which he now uses for fast cars, multi million
dollar yachts, and luxurious mansions But what does this prestigious day
trader look like? This. This is him.
But don t let his looks fool you. This guy is an absolute genius when it comes to trading.
His name is Kristjan kullam gi and he made a 5 step trading strategy that let him trade from just
$9,100 to 82 million dollars in just 8 years. But how did a guy like this grow his
account size to 82 million? Did he use specific indicators?
Was there a specific strategy he followed? Yes, yes there was.
and luckly for you, I scavenged the internet for weeks trying to find this exact information.
And I found EXACTLY how he finds his stocks, what he looks for,
and his exact 5 step strategy that he follows to make sure he s entering into a profitable trade.
In order to follow this strategy, we have to start from the very beginning. Step 1.
Kristjan had very specific conditions he looked for when trying to find the right stock.
His first condition was that he wanted to find a stock with a very strong move to the upside.
Specifically a move that was between 30% and 100%. That specifically
happened within the last 3 months. An easy way you can do that is by going
to tradingviews screener. I ll leave a link in the
description if you don t yet have it. Go to the screener. Click the filters tab.
Make sure we are only looking at common stock and make sure
the change of the last month is above 30%. This will give you a list of stocks to choose
from that have gone up 30% or more recently. Here we found a stock called ($XYZ) that has made
a (%) move under the 3 month timeframe. That is step 1 complete.
Step 2 is the fun part adding the indicators. Go to the indicators tab and type in moving
average. We are going to need two of them so click it twice.
Go to the settings of the moving average and change the length to 10. Also make sure you
are using a simple moving average. Then go to the other moving average
and change the length to 20 and also make sure you are using a simple moving average again.
I also am going to change the colors of the moving averages so we can see them a lot better.
Now Kristjan added these moving averages for a couple reasons.
The first reason is to make sure the stock was currently consolidating or as he called it surfing
the moving average (surf meme)
When looking at these big moves, kritjan was looking for some consolidation right after.
Meaning he wanted this big move, and then a pull pack where price started to move sideways.
He said that he specifically wanted this consolidation to
last between 2 weeks and 2 months. So when looking for this consolidation,
make sure it fits that timeframe. Now, when Kristjan mentioned surfing
the moving average he meant that he wanted to see price holding around
the moving averages. Not going to much higher or lower than where the moving averages were.
It s even better if say the s&p 500 which is an indication of the general market,
is falling a lot, and the stock you are looking at is still holding the moving average.
As that s showing immense signs of strength. As its still holding even
though the market is falling. Just a little tip.
So what you want to do is mark the consolidation period and again make sure this move lasts
between 2 weeks and 2 months. That is step 2 complete.
Step 3 is when we start getting into the real interesting stuff. Where the strategy starts
to take place. But first
Okay back to step 3. Now, what Kristjan was looking for was
a breakout of this consolidation period. He wanted to see a candle break
the resistance of this zone. Now a lot of traders would say wait for a break,
than a retest, then enter as soon as price comes back down to the resistance. But Kristjan said he
liked taking a different approach. Which brings me to step 4.
Kristjan would go to a higher timeframe like the daily.
He would then enter as soon as the candle broke the resistance.
Once that happened he would now be entered into the trade.
He would then proceed to set his stop loss right below the low of
the daily candle that broke the resistance. But for his take profit he did something that
Ive never seen before. Until now Unlike the usual route of setting
your take profit at a 2:1 risk to reward ratio or setting your take profit at a certain percentage,
Kristjan set his take profit based off the amount of time that has passed.
He said specifically he would sell a 1/3 of his position after 3-5 days.
So since we are on the daily timeframe, we just wait for 3-5 candles to appear.
Once they do, we can now sell a 1/3 of our position for guaranteed profits.
But what happens next is where the real profit starts coming into play.
Which brings me to step 5. The trailing stop loss.
Now remember when I said this earlier: (clip of me saying moving
averages have multiple purposes) Well the 2nd reason why Kristjan used moving
averages was for a trailing stop loss. Let me explain.
So in this current trade, we sold a 1/3 of our position after the close of the 5th candle.
What he would do next is raise his stop loss to the entry. This way, if the trade ends up
going down, we still made our money on the trade, and we can move onto the next one.
But then he would allow the moving average to act as a trailing stop loss so he could
get the benefit of these humongous moves. You see, one of the main reasons why this
strategies works so good is because its very good at catching monster moves.
When doing my testing with this strategy I saw that it wasn t odd to see this specific strategy
catch 100, 200, 300% moves. Which catching these moves is where the strategy really shines.
So he would move his stop loss to break even then he would only sell the rest of his position
once price broke the 20 day moving average. Its also very important to note. The body of
the candle must break the moving average. If a wick like this breaks the moving average,
we do not sell the position. We only sell once the body of the candle like this,
has broke the moving average. So going back to the trade. We let
price ride the huge amounts of momentum and wait for it to break the 20 ema. After a couple of
weeks it finally breaks the moving average, which we then exit the trade completely. Resulting in an
astonishing (% move) (meme)
Now I m going to be honest, when testing this strategy with hundreds of trades I found it
actually lost more than it won. But since the stop loss is so low and the profits are so ginormous,
it actually made way more profit than it lost. For example, if we have 7 losing trades
and just 3 winning trades. That s a winrate of 30%. Pretty shtty right?
But if those losing traders are only 1% and the winning trades are around 20% each. That
means you still profit 53%. So he actually said himself,
his trading journal at times is mostly a sea of red but then he gets a big winner. Saying,
yeah you could be wrong 8/10 times with this strategy but it still makes huge
amounts of money in the end. Which is exactly why I think
this strategy is so successful. Next, we will be looking at Takashi
kotegawa who made 153 million with his trading strategy.
And I gotta say, that strategy is absolutely mind blowing.
Go check that out, thanks for watching, and ill see you guys next time.