The Two Entry Models That Made Me Consistently Profitable

Most traders spend years jumping between strategies, indicators, setups looking for the one thing that's finally going to make them consistent. And I was the same. The answer for me wasn't a new strategy. It was narrowing it down to two simple entry models and executing them well so I didn't need anything else. And in this video, I'm going to

break them both down completely. The lower time frame change of character, which is my primary confirmation model, and a higher time frame inverse fair value gap. I'm going to show you exactly why I use each one and exactly when to use one and when to use the other. And of course, I'm going to break down in

real life trade examples. So if you've ever wondered why your entries are inconsistent, even though your zones work well, well this video is exactly for you. Before I get into the models, I want to explain why exactly confirmation matters. So you have your perfect setup and price reaches into your demand zone here. Now you have two choices. You can

either immediately enter after the sweep or I stop loss below, target the higher high, which is where most retail traders go wrong, or you can wait for a specific confirmation to prove to you that the market does actually want to bounce from here. And if you enter here and it goes to your stop loss and then for example,

it rips up, this doesn't mean that this is a bad zone. It means your timing was off. You didn't wait for that confirmation. So before I do absolutely anything, I need to make sure my higher time frame is perfect. And what does that look like? Well that looks like my classic six tap model. So you need to