A presenter demonstrates and explains a one-minute scalping strategy for trading financial markets based on a rectangular price range setup.

00:00 [On-screen text] My Proven 1 Minute Scalping Strategy 00:01 After eight years of trading, this is still one of my best scalping strategies. 00:04 It's called the rectangle setup, because all you need is one rectangle to catch reversals before anyone else, 00:10 and catch high reward-to-risk trades like this and this. 00:13 It's mechanical, repeatable, works on all pairs, and any time of the day. 00:17 In this video, I'll cover everything you need to know about the strategy: the basics, the steps, examples, 00:23 and high-probability tips for a higher win rate. 00:26 I'll also give you a free book with all the details you need at the end of the video. Let's start. 00:30 Okay, so I set some expectations. You don't waste your time, and you know what you're getting. 00:34 First of all, this will work on all pairs, meaning that you can trade Nasdaq, gold, euro/dollar, pound/dollar, and most of the pairs. 00:41 So as long as your chart has some candlesticks, you can be using this. 00:45 It also works any time of the day, 00:46 and your trading style will be high reward-to-risk. You'll be most likely getting above 4R and 3R trades. 00:53 Now you could be going lower on this, but the potential is always high. 00:56 So your stop loss is like this, but your take profit is this big. 00:59 It's also mechanical and repeatable. 01:01 Now before we go over the details, I do have a full playlist just focusing on the rectangle method. 01:07 So make sure to watch all videos as every video will have a different view, more tips, 01:12 and different ways to actually execute the setup. 01:15 So please make sure to watch all the videos. If you think that you miss some of the details, you can always refer to this and the e-book. 01:22 All right, so that rectangle that we're going to be drawing—and I'll show you how to draw that and from where—is going to give us the entry, the stop loss, and the take profit. 01:30 All of these things are coming out of one thing, which is one rectangle. 01:34 Now, I've already covered the rectangle setup a lot of times, 01:37 but the previous time, a lot of you were talking about sometimes you get fakeouts like this. 01:42 So you get an entry here, and then you lose. Price continued lower. 01:46 What is one thing that we can do in order to eliminate most of the losses? And also here, so if you'll notice, 01:53 you could be having a valid setup here, but then price continued higher. 01:56 So how do we eliminate this? That's going to be the focus of this video. 02:00 So we're going to be focusing only on a high-probability ranges, which is something that most people don't even know about. 02:07 All right, so a high-probability range needs to have four things. We're going to be covering them one by one, and one of them is optional. 02:15 And the first one is: it needs to be anchored and in a good price position. 02:20 So these two things need to be the base of the high-probability range. 02:25 What I mean by anchored is that it's held by something. So when we talk about being anchored, we're focusing on the base of the range. 02:32 So if this is our range here, the base of it is this. This is the first touch of this structure. 02:39 Now this needs to be anchored, meaning that I want to see price coming into a key level, or maybe if you use liquidity, then I want to see a liquidity sweep. 02:47 All of these things, and it needs to be happening in a good price position. 02:51 If I have something like this where price is continuing lower, and at some point we have a valid structure here, this is actually not valid because we do have...