How To Scale Into Trades | BEST WAY to Grow Trading Accounts - JeaFx
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Scaling into trades is the BEST way to safely grow a trading account without risking more than a safe amount on each trade. Find out what it is, how to do it effectively and how it will change your trading in this video!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:21 - Free Course
00:37 - What is 'Scaling In?'
01:45 - How To Scale In
03:14 - Real Market Example (Scaling & Trailing Stops)
06:55 - Winning Scale-Ins
10:18 - My Students Recent Scale Ins
11:10 - Conclusion
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Probably the most clear and concise video I've come across about scaling in. Ive been trading 3 years and havent successfully found a way to scale in.
I searched days for content like this. Thanks bro!
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Beautiful and well presented. Please a quick question, what time frame do you usually use to scale in?
Thank you! Can you use this on all time frames?
This is one of the best channels I’ve come across. Thumbs up sir. If you don’t mind, which session indicator are you using please?
thanks! 'FXN - Asian session range'
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Thanks boss very insightful
Glad you enjoyed it :)
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@@JeaFxForexTrading I'm glad you're out there for us just that I'm a Nigeria, and I can't really afford your course boss, which you can help a brother
Great video
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Thank you for the explanation! Does scaling into trades work better when using leverage?
it will do because you obviously need free margin to add new positions but as you have running profit on the first positions it should work out fine with low leverage too
Best TF to scale in ?
Great content. When you do have your first open trade and then scale in for a second trade, is the first trade canceled when the second starts, or does it run concurrently to the second, so in effect you have two open trades on the same pair? Thanks!
yes they both stay open doubling the profit potential without doubling the risk because you cut risk off first trade when second is entered by moving SL into profit:)
Thanks alot bro. Do you recommend scaling out of a position. Just that I've been using it and now I feel like it's been holding me back.
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Excellent explanation. The Discord channel is free ..: ???
I have 2 - the one I send trades to and have the student chatroom in the video is not, there's more info here: jeafx.com/community-subscription/
Do you always look to scale in on your trades or it depends on something? This would really help thank you 🙏🏾
I scale in on every intraday when I get the chance, and will look to scale into swings if an entry presents itself. if you are not taking large trades however you may not get the chance. It's one of those, trade the plan as usual and if the chance presents itself, do it! Don't force it :)
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What's the name of your using candle Move measure area indicator ? Bro
im using tradingview to move the candles If you mean the coloured boxes on price thats FXN- Asian Session Range. Just shows me the times of each session. Also on tradingview platform
What happens when ur initial entry fails to get triggered Do you scale in new entries? Thanks man 👍
Yep! Follow the flow of the market. Entries missed is not uncommon but scaling can help you to make the most of a move even if your first idea didn’t get triggered
How do you enter the market? Market Order? Limit Order? Stop Order?
sell/buy limits never stops, stops follow breakouts and selling/buying directly into breakouts is usually a losing game due to liquidity runs & corrections
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mmm. Basically three separate trades and each being trailed. Capital risk same on all three trades. Not really scaling into a trade more like having multiple trades in the same direction. Scaling usually entails starting small and increasing size as pa moves in ones favor to bring BE closer to current price. Nice vid but would not call this scaling into a trade.
Interesting take! I see scaling new size into a position without increasing risk as scaling, but good to see your opinion too! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
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Sorry, I just didn't get it. I've been searching how to mechachinally Scale in and out to take Partial Profits for 3 weeks now. Yours is probably the 50th video on my fruitless KZhead search which opened up yet another can of worms. I mean, I couldn't see how the first few trades retained their profit after moving the Stop Loss down to the 3rd trade that got stopped out. However, it seems you were simply placing multiple trades for adding - 'scaling' - into the trade which I followed but got completely lost when you said the initial trades retained a profit despite getting stopped out. Yes, I'm repeating myself rather like being repeatedly led into a maze without really providing any clear info I can work with. And besides, your style of presentation is rather typical of KZhead 'teachers' more capable of showing how clever they are instead of constructing their lesson from the learner's point of view - that is, not assuming the student already knows the mechanical basics, and then flying all over the chart, clicking here and there, and "voila" job done! Meanwhile, the utterly baffled learner is left behind in a state of mind-numbing stupor and hopelessly none the wiser. Thanks, good job, mate! Oh, and why do 90% of KZhead gurus present their charts in the ever-so-sexy black background style that is the absolute worst format to demonstrate what they're attempting to illustrate? If they really cared about their potential students rather than showing off how trendy they are (pun intended), they would use the visually intelligible off-white background which needs no lucid explanation as to why it works better for teaching purposes. If anyone can point me in the right direction as to: 1. How to mechanically manipulate the Risk Reward tool for Scaling out of a trade in order to take Partial Profits. 2. How adjusting the Stop Loss to 'Break Even' locks in profits (which is a different application than question 1). 3. How to mechanically manipulate the Risk Reward tool in order to add to the position (if doable). 4. If 'Scaling In' to add to the trade is only possible by opening multiple trades as suggested in the video, can someone kindly explain how moving the stop loss of the initial trades to a position that is stopped out on a later trade still retains the profits of the initial trades. I'll be the first to admit that the above questions will necessarily reveal my misunderstandings and shows, not for want of trying, the low level of my present lack of familiarity of this particular yet vitally crucial aspect of the trading platform. To give some historical context, I moved from MT4 to TradingView because I particularly want to work with the onboard Risk Reward tool. I tried the ClickAlgo RR tool on the CTrader platform but found it had an unworkable bug. I Tried the Ninja 8 platform that also has an onboard RR tool but didn't fancy the associated brokers. So, rather than flit from one platform to another, I'm sticking with TradingView. Please note, the above questions are absolutely relevant ONLY to the mechanical 'How To' and not the WHY. I'm not interested in others' strategies for their Optimum Trade Entry, I simply want to know How To operate the actual Risk Reward tool for the purpose of Scaling Out to take Partial Profits. That's all. No distracting guff. No time-consuming waffle. No rambling technical analysis that is none of my business. Just 'How To' mechanical instructions PLEASE. Thank you You're welcome to send any helpful info to my email: graham.showmethemoney@gmail.com
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The stop loss order is moved INTO profitable territory so when hit it retains profit, so even though it’s called a ‘stop loss’ it can be moved above/below breakeven and into profit so that it locks in profit when hit Taking partials is incredibly easy to do via Tradingview, search…’how to take partial profits on tradingview’ instead of watching a video about scaling INTO trades that’ll be more beneficial for you because by the sounds of it you’ve actually just said you’re looking for the OPPOSITE of this video which is therefore not going to give you any value
You can Take partials by simply putting in Multiple orders. For Example: You found your entry point and now you want to put in your order with 3 different take profit zones. You want to risk $1000 which means you place 3 different orders with the same entry and stop losses but 3 different take profits. To ensure you risk max $1000 you make sure every order is worth $333.
You can always adjust your stoploss simply by "adjusting" it. Sounds weird i know. If you use metatrader there is a button to do sow