All language subtitles for 3. Guerilla Setup Trading

So if you thought set of trading was fun and exciting, then you might really love Kuryla set up trading

or is commonly known as guerilla set up trading its other names, too.

So think of guerrilla cell trading as more intense set up trading, guerrilla trading, more more intense,

if you can be that way.

Looking at a very, very short trade firm trades you're buying and selling in minutes for sure, buying

and selling minutes and you're targeting only a little profit per trade.

You're doing that over and over again.

And so you do a lot of trading over the course of a session or you're minutes.

Minutes, right.

And you don't care about trends and other indicators, which makes me sad a little bit.

But, hey, we're not here to just love indicators.

They're perfect, great things.

But you can use this type of trading to make profits as well, too.

And that's also what we're here for, is to make some profits on our trading.

So I was gorilla trading work.

So first off, how it works is you kind of follow a news announcement that people are going to react

to.

Right.

You can anticipate things coming like an earnings announcements.

You know, companies will, for example, in the stock world, they're going to have earnings announcements

or maybe there's some government policy announcements, something around.

If you're in the cryptocurrency world, there might be something about legalization or more or more

regulation around cryptocurrency or currency trading, like forex, whatever it is, whatever type of

security or trading.

You're looking for news around that, particularly if there's news that, you know, is coming.

That's really what you're looking for, is you're really looking at the calendar and you're watching

for news to come.

And you might see some rumors coming and you're watching for that news to come once the news comes.

Now you watch what the market responses and your only indicator is price.

How is the market responding?

The news comes out and if the news seems favorable, you know, people are going to start buying.

Right.

Know, so they're going to buy.

So if with that, you want to immediately pounce, right.

That's like a like a gorilla in a nice leafy leafy branch or a banana.

Right.

You're going to immediately pounce is the idea.

You have to get in fast and then you have to get out fast in a few minutes is the idea behind it.

But the whole key on there is getting in fast and immediate Pownce part, because if you come in too

late, it's you've already missed a lot of that good initial price run up and it might have a pullback

later in the next minutes or later in the session.

So the idea is to immediately pounce and you get out in a few minutes and and sometimes you can do this

multiple times on the same amount announcement as the market process, the news.

Right.

So a great news comes out.

The market reacts, the price goes up.

You've pounced early.

It's gone up a little bit.

You set maybe predetermined target like two percent return or whatever your number is, you set a predetermined

amount and then you get out and then the market process that it might come back down a little bit and

then you pounce again.

And you can keep doing that on the same announcement if you feel, you know, once you see these prices

going back up again.

So as far as you know, trading goes is less about indicator's and more about behavior in that case.

So if you like set up trading, you might love gorilla trading.