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La STRATÉGIE de TRADING la plus simple (pour 2026)

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Hi, it's Casper. Glad to see you again in this new video. In this video, we're going to answer a question that comes up often on this YouTube channel: Casper, what strategy works without me needing 5 years of experience and racking my brains? And in this video, we're going to present an extremely simple strategy that

I designed, which frankly had incredible results in backtesting . And you'll see that what we're going to see isn't something like entering an order block in 5 minutes, taking your TP here, your stopl here because we know that doesn't work, we know that more confirmation is needed in the market. No, what we're going to see is

how to nest them. How to interlock different patterns, different levels that you are already working on by mixing internal and external liquidity, timeframes to successfully find a position and make a nice TP. So there's no [ __ ] with this video. I'm going to show you exactly how to get back in with

this strategy. We will see some examples later. So please stay until the very end. If you're still not profitable, and you see too many strategies everywhere, be sure to watch this video to the end because it will definitely be useful to you. We've left. Step 1 is going to be the simplest step

. It's going to be about identifying the two market levels we're going to monitor. Identify a liquidity combination, i.e., external liquidity and internal liquidity intake. We will take the first scenario of a market which is bearish, therefore a market which makes low points which are always lower. What we're going to have to look for is

simply within this structure, so between this high point and this low point, a liquidity grab. Most of the time, it's going to be something like that. We will accumulate, reject a level several times before exploding it. This explosion is actually a confirmation within the structure of a liquidity grab over small time intervals like this

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. Moreover, we could add other concepts here, even if we are not going to do so, such as the fact that it often comes up in OTE zones and so on. Well, I invite you to watch the video we made on Fibonacci, that's not the reason. So this is our first confirmation, a

liquidity grab within the structure, within this high point and this low point. But that's not enough. What we want is for this cash injection to reach an area that was created during the structuring process. What could it be? It could be that, for example, here we see that the market is returning to a block of contracts.

We can see that the market is returning to an imbalance, to a FVG, to something that should act as resistance. I'm going to write down right here what it could be. So it can be an OB, it can be an inbalance, it can be a BPR, it can be a breaker block, it can

also be an IFVG, in short, anything that can serve as resistance support. And what could this cash injection be for? It could be an Aan high, it could be equals, it could also simply be a swing high. I could have added the trendline. In short, you get the idea. What we want to see is the

market retracing within this internal liquidity and which has previously manipulated by recovering stop losses. That's the bearish setup in a bull market. So we would have something like that. Here is my bullish structure with my low point and there is my high point. A market that naturally retraces creates a level of liquidity. Here most of the

time, I'm going to draw you equals, but it can be anything and everything . We'll wait for a cash injection. confirmation with something that has been created in internal liquidity. And that will be our entry point. Did you see what we did there? We unconsciously mix three things together . First, we mix

the trend. We trade according to the trend. We are in a bullish market. Our goal is going to be to buy the market. Secondly, we return after a cash withdrawal. Since we are entering after a liquidity grab, there is more liquidity on the market. And so, inevitably, this is often where we find the

real movement. And finally, thirdly, we don't enter randomly, we're going to enter at a level that already works, a level that should naturally, without this trend, without this liquidity grab, act as support or resistance. So that's just step 1, identification. Now we move on to step 2. Step 2 will be waiting for an entry confirmation.

Our goal is not to get trapped, it's to find the best trade with the best win rate. So, if I take the bearish setup, as confirmation of entry, we can look for a shock, we can look for a break of a support and I would even say a nice price action. What constitutes good price action?

It could be a bearish candle. So, for those who don't understand, for example, what could the choch be? If I take a magnifying glass and zoom in inside this level, we would see a bullish structure with a market making ever higher highs. Why not, if I do 1 minute and 2 minute intervals

? And so that could be an indication of when to return. For example, if I see something like this, a market that retraces and comes to liquidate this low, well here this bullish structure is broken. For what ? Because we stop creating a market that makes lows which are always higher and higher, but we

come to this new low which is lower than the previous one. So this is a choice and it can be a way to open a trade here, stop loss on the high and come and take the market low. It could also be a break in a support. For example, here we have, why

not an order block? This order block should naturally hold if the buyers are there. However, if we ever see that it has been broken and the order block is not firing, it is an entry confirmation. And finally, the last confirmation can simply be a nice reaction, that is, seeing a nice embrace or a pretty

candle that confirms that people are with us. That's the second step. Once we have found these two steps, we will be able to execute the trade with a stop loss on the highest point and simply take the lowest point in the market, which is naturally a level of liquidity. My opposite scenario, we can just

say that here I have a bullish order block . Very well, we will wait for the market to break this bullish order block . Once it has been broken, execute the trade, stop loss on the low and target on the high. That's how we're going to get back . OK, let's start with a concrete example. We're on a roll,

and that's what happened yesterday. So to really show you that this strategy works all the time, we're on a 4-hour timeframe. We can already easily see here my bearish structure with the market making this high point and the market coming to make this low point. So that's my internal liquidity. For now, there's no point in me

watching what's happening. What we want is to wait for a cash injection. And what can we see here? I have a high that was created right here. If I look at the 1- hour timeframe, we can see that this is also an Asian session high. So, an AAN has a high level of liquidity. This could

be a confirmation. We'll wait and see what the market does with all the Asian brands and this trendline that's being created. So we expect it to be broken, for the market to come and collect them, and this is where we'll be able to get back in . Once again, as you saw, we are creating

liquidity with an assiane that was made and bingo, we come to collect it. Now, let's see which area we can enter. And here, typically, if I quickly look at what happened in 1 hour, I can see that right there, we came and created an area of imbalance. This is a level that should

naturally react to this. Is there anything else I can see? Well, we could add the confirmation, even though it's something we could do in addition to my Fibonacci. And we can see that we are right in the 0.5 of Fibonacci which is the equilibrium, so a level that should react. OK, so my first step

is done. I spotted my opportunity, spotted this cash grab. Now I can zoom in and wait for my entry confirmation. The market is growing and bam, we 're coming back to it. First bearish reaction. There are several possible scenarios . What I'm going to enjoy doing is refining my timeframes, starting with 5 minutes

or 1 minute. When I get to the 1- minute chart, I can see that my bearish reaction has occurred. We are already reacting on one level and here I have my last low point which made this high. So, if we come to this level, we would be undergoing a structural change, we would have a choose. I

can see that I have just here the same order block which should be bullish. So if these two levels happen to be broken, well, that's a confirmation. The forecast has turned bearish again. We're reworking it, and that's why, as you can see, there's no point in going back right now. We just have to be patient, and what happened is

interesting. For what ? Because the price has reached a new high. So what does that mean ? That means that now the last low point is this one and my last high point is that one. Our entry will be even more precise. Likewise, we let the lesson run its course. It seems we're coming back to

it and as you saw, we're going to wait for a closure at the bottom of this level. So I really want it to close. Bingo. That's the case. So we have our chocolate in one minute. Well, that's a trade we're going to execute. I'm simply going to place my stop loss at the

high. I could have also placed it here, but I don't think it's worth it . And finally, as a take profit, we will target this lowest level which gives us a risk-reward ratio of 1 to 2. This level is not chosen randomly because it is a liquidity level. We could obviously try to recover the last

low, but it's a trade on which I would have already made a partial profit at this level because there it represents a risk of 1 for 11, which is very very good but unrealistic. OK, I prefer to earn 1% per day. We'll let the trail run now. For the moment, the entry is going rather

well and you saw TP which would have been triggered with that violent fall. And I'd just like to show you something . When I go back to the first one, look how logical this trade seems . Cash withdrawal, internal liquidity, on TP, it's as simple as that. We have the opposite scenario now with the DAX in front of us, on which

we are in a bull market. So, a market where this low point has created this high point. So we have this structure and we can already see here that several things are appearing. For the moment, we're not interested. We're going to identify our liquidity levels. Here, we have this lowest point that has been created, and that will

surely be our objective. OK. What does the market do? We are tidying up , creating new low points. As you can see, we have a sort of quello trendline that has been created. So, it's even more of a liquidity level and we've just recovered. OK, we have completed step 1. We will now wait for

confirmation. And we can see that we have an imbalance that was created right here. Inbalance H4. If I use my Fibonacci tool, we arrive at our 0.5 Fibonacci interval. I'm switching back to a 1-hour trip and we'll wait as usual for a little confirmation before heading back. The market is recovering. Great. I switch to 5 minutes and I can

see that what has been done with it is truly magnificent; you have seen a downward-sloping structure here. We are here to break this bearish pattern with this new high. So we create a shock at this level. Purchase completed in 1 minute. Stop loss at this low or this level. But there's no point in being

too generous because in any case, well, look at the potential of the trade, even if we're just looking for that Asian high or that pocket of liquidity, we're already at two. OK. Going to try and make a few quick profits on the stop loss is n't worth it. It's better to play it

safe and we could even go for that last high, but it's still too much . So we're simply going to make a first TP on my Asian which is therefore a liquidity level and a second TP which is on this swing high 2nd level. Then the market surges, they liquidate my first Asiane and then

the market surges. So maybe we would have made a profit on this trade, on this position, but in any case we would have already closed a nice profit. And once again, what I'm asking you is not to look at the profit we would have made. What I'm asking you to do is look at the market understanding that allows us

to have this strategy. because with these strategies, several concepts are combined to make one. I hope you enjoyed this little strategy. With that, I wish you all excellent trading. It was Casper. I'll see you in the next video, and for those who want to see me trade live, because it's all well and good to

show you concepts, but every day I'm live taking positions. Click on the first one, way down. We've created an amazing French-speaking community to teach you how to trade on the markets. There is no such thing as a dream belly, there is no [ __ ]. I turn on my camera, I sweat in front of you and I risk

several thousand euros. I'll see you there if you're interested, and if not, I'll see you in the next video.