1.Start your day with prayer, God is the greatest.

2.Your biggest looser cannot exceed your biggest winners.

3.Stick to one strategy, do not change from day to day.
4.The first loss is the best loss, it wakes you up and be reminded that losses are normal in any profitable strategy.
5.Don’t trade consolidation markets.
6.Don’t hesitate; whenever you enter a trade don’t nurse it.
7.Set daily profit target, and an acceptable loss level.
8.Get out of your losses and take losses as lessons.
9.Set normal expectations, trading could be an incredible journey as long as your expectations stay realistic.
10.One bad day doesn’t mean a bad trading week.
11.Always remind yourself that consistency builds confidence and control.
12.Avoid trading rumours, and trade according to your strategy not your feelings.
13.Don’t be attached to money, be attached to the skill.
14.Trade to withdraw, remember the profit you make is not yours until it reflects into your bank account.
15.Do not trade with the money you cannot afford to loose because if you loose, this will affect your standard of living.
16.Not taking a trade is also taking taking a position ,don’t force trades if there’s no clear set -ups.
17.Put your ego aside and take what the market gives you.
18.Normalise checking the economic calendar before you make any speculations.
19.A good trade is worth money, a bad trade is worth a lesson, there are no failures.
20.The market will consistently knock you down if you consistently approach it with the same mentality.
21.You have to always be a student of the game., forever learning & growing. Trading is a marathon not a sprint.
• Whether you're a beginning trader or an advanced trader trying to turn that corner, this strategy will provide
you with the route to finding consistency and profitability .The strategies I teach are based on my view of
how the market works.

• This strategy has been proven and tested, it offers strong profit opportunities for traders ,however it is very
important to focus on identifying whether breakouts are real, since majority are false. There’s 95.% chances
of winning if you’re patient enough to wait for proper breakouts.

• Sniper strategy is a breakout strategy that helps to identify the best entries, it applies to every trading
instruments e.g stock indices, bonds, forex (currency), commodities and indexes.
• This strategy is best for intra- day traders (scalpers), this strategy saves you from over analyzing the market.

This strategy include three trading methods:

Method 1-Order blocks
Method 2- Inside bars
Method 3- Triangles
1.Asian Market Session-Least Volatile/Low Risk
Open 00:01-10:00 (C.A.T). The Liquidity during this session is pretty thin for a few
reasons, typically. The market always consolidate or ranges during this session.
2.European Market Session -Moderate Volatile/moderate Risk
Open 10:00-16:30 (C.A.T). The liquidity during this session is restrained ,this is were the
market begins with its breakouts.
3.New York Market Session -Moderate Volatile/high Risk
Open 16:30-23:15(C.A.T). This is the city that never sleeps, The liquidity during this session
is very high. Most Economic reports are released near the start on this session. This session
tends to be the busiest out of the three, and this is were we see the market biggest moves.
What is an order block?
• An Order block is a different way of looking at support/resistance and supply/demand.
• An Order block is just an outline of a box that covers the consolidation markets.
• An order block represent a pause in the market.
• Sometimes the order block looks like the market double top or bottom.
What is the Purpose of identifying order blocks?
• Order block help to trade pull backs and continuation patterns.
When to identify order blocks?
• First identify the three market structures (is the market choppy? /consolidating?/trending?)
• Order blocks are clearly identified after a strong move(trend).
• A strong move can be in a form of a long sized candlestick ,series of same colored candlesticks (min of 3) or a strong channel.
• After the order block breakout, Enter a trade on the next opening candlestick if its favoring the direction of your breakout.
Which timeframe is best to use?
• For sniper entries , use M5 timeframe to identify order blocks. Always extend your order block to the right.
What does consolidation market entails to traders?
• When the market consolidate it simply means that there is an indecision ,at this point market movers are indecisive on where to move the market price,
this tells traders that the buying strength is slightly equal to the selling strength.
• When the markets breaks the upper part (resistance) of the order block it means buyers had a stronger momentum than sellers.
• When the market breaks the lower part (support) of the order block it means sellers had a stronger momentum than buyers.
What to avoid after identifying an order block?
• Don’t open any trades inside the order block, Wait for a full candlestick breakout to close outside the order block .
• The top part of the order block is the resistance level, the lower part of the order block is the support level.
How to minimize losses ?
Stop loss- If Order block breaks on the upper side, set stop loss few pips away from the lower side of the order block.
If Order block breaks on the lower side ,set stop loss few pips away from the upper side of the order block.
• As the name inside bar says, it forms inside of a large candle called a mother bar a small candlestick is called a baby bar. It’s a
pattern that forms after a large movement in the market.
• Remember first and foremost ,the timeframe you use to trade inside bars is extremely important.
• An inside bar is a strong continuation pattern that is easily identified after a strong impulsive move or trend. It can also be used as a
reversal pattern but I consider it to be a weak pattern.
• Most inside bars forms after an economic event occurs/major news.
• Inside bars can also represent a pause in the market, and the beginning of a consolidation phase.
• It also represent a pullback structure in the market.
• For sniper entries, use M5 timeframe to identify inside bar pattern on current market structure. Using lowest timeframe gives you more
re-entries opportunities.
• To identify the market structure ,use H1 and H4 to see which direction the market is going. You are also allowed to draw breakout
levels however switch to M5 for entries executions.
• Inside don’t only work in isolation, they also work with levels, zones and trends.
• If the market is trending up, only lookout for bullish inside bars.
• If the market is trending down ,only lookout for bearish inside bars.
• Don’t wait for breakout candlestick to close, the moment the breakout candlestick touches your breakout level execute an entry or set
a pending order at the same level so that it triggers when it touches.
• Remember inside bar patterns can only be identified on trending markets, they’re not reliable on choppy or ranging markets.
• Buy signal is confirmed by the breakout of the mother bar high on the (bullish inside bar) through the upward channel/trend.
• Sell signal is confirmed by the breakout of the mother bar low on the (bearish inside bar) through the downward channel/trend.
• This breakout strategy can be used on all triangle types. The execution is the same regardless of whether the
triangle is ascending, descending or symmetrical.
• This breakout strategy is to buy when the price moves above the upper trendline of a triangle, and sell when the
price moves below the lower trendline of the triangle.
• The objective of the breakout strategy is to capture profit as prices move away from the trend lines forming the
triangle.
• According to this strategy a triangle needs to touch the support and/or resistance level at least three times.
• Remember, false breakouts are a part of trading and can result in losing trades. Don't be discouraged, not all
breakouts will be false.
• A triangle that is identified when the market is on a bullish trend is called an ascending triangle.
• A triangle that is identified when the market is on a bearish trend is called a descending triangle.
• In terms of choosing the best timeframe to identify triangles, from my experience timeframes here doesn’t really
matter the most, you can identify triangles in any timeframe.
• Avoid executing trades inside a triangle. Take trades after a full candlestick breakout close.
• Swing traders can use H1and H4 timeframes to identify triangles but that requires a lot of patience.
• Most triangles reveals continuations of the initial trend.
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