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Leonardo trades Forex, stocks and commodities, both intraday and on a daily and weekly basis. How Leonardo Barata became a Volume Spread Analysis Expert by Age 23 Before I was studying Physics at University and trading came into my life quite early. I made quite some money in poker but then I realised to make serious money in online poker you had to be like hours a day playing on the tables. And despite all the problems that it caused, of course, I found one thing very fascinating. It was that speculators and finance in general had such a great impact on the general economy, on the lives of millions. That really sparked my interests. Another thing that I found very interesting was that a handful of traders in the great crash actually made a great fortune. Most of the people lost all their money, house, jobs, but there were a group of people that outsmarted all the others. And I found that really fascinating and my goal since then was to be one of those traders. To be able to outsmart all the others and make money in this business. Can you give the listeners some insight into your trading? Your trading style, strategy, time frames, ave. I use Volume Spread Analysis. So my goal, like any other business, trading has professionals. Poker has professionals, art dealing has professionals, and the financial markets are no different. Anything that involves money has professional players, or traders. Think of big funds, banks and so on. These traders, they approach the market in the following way. Maybe they have a team of 10 or 20 people. If they are investing in Gold they have a team of 10 or 20 people researching about Gold the supply and demand in the real physical exchange. Many times they have inside information so they just have a lot more information than your average trader can possibly have. So, by looking at the volume and price formations you can actually see what they are doing and trade according to that. I use this methodology together with trend trading, supports and resistance because you can many times see when a support is going to be broken or not, when a trend is going to continue or going to end. In timeframes, I trade as low as M15 on the major pairs like EURUSD, Pound and so on. On the crosses, indices, commodities I trade the H1 or higher. And on the H4 and daily I trade a lot on the ones I mentioned and the exotic pairs like the Turkish Lira, Hong Kong dollar. So my average win is much higher than the average loss. As a trader, as a human being you will make mistakes. But when you make a mistake you have to keep it small so that your winners can pay off these mistakes and make you some profit. At the very least I choose a 1. But most of the times I require risk to reward, based on supports and resistance mostly. I mix it up a lot. I do intraday trades and daily trades. Intraday they can go for a few hours and daily can go for a month. I usually trade the US session until the beginning of the Asian session on day trading. Then I decide when I want to enter or screen that chart more closely. So, for example if I get an alert for support nearby, I will look at that chart. I will see if there are the main signals before that could make me enter and those sorts of things. Then, when I have open trades. I usually have open trades. I try not to have much more than that because you need to be able to manage them properly. And when I enter a trade I set a stop loss and usually a take profit. Many traders have this experience. Everything is going their way, price is rising and suddenly price crashes. Most of the time, you can see a lot of supply behind it a lot of selling and so I look out for those things. What traits did you have, what actions did you take? When I first started trading my goal was simply to acquire knowledge. You need knowledge for anything and trading is no different. He mixes fundamentals strategy technicals. Along with this I got in touch with Volume Spread Analysis a bit later and while reading about that I also read forum threads about VSA. The forums can also help you a lot if you know where to look. But once you find the right thread, the right people, you can really learn a lot from there. After a few months of just doing this, just learning and demo trading, I thought I was ready to develop my own system based on my own learnings. So I grabbed a lot of charts from different instruments and timeframes on stocks, forex, commodities and made drawings and notes, rules. They just jump into the markets thinking they are going to make a killing but they are really not. You need to put up some effort to get some money. Like any business you need to have a business plan and only after having one you can invest your own money in it. If you were a retail trader working a day job, what 3 steps would you take to start earning an income as a trader? Apart from getting an education of course this is very important. The first thing I would do is open up the daily timeframe for obvious reasons. And since you want to make some income you want to make a few trades a week. The third one, get some sort of alerts. So get some sort of an alert or a smart way to look at the best opportunities. Can you explain to the listeners your preferred trading strategy, the ins and outs of how it works and why you choose this type of strategy over others? This strategy works by looking at the price formation. There are many patterns but one of them is when you have a narrow range bar. Does this high volume have any meaning? And the Smart Money, the professionals know this. And they are going to wait for a moment of high liquidity because these are very large traders, they have a lot of money. The price will depress against them. What happened was with the price going up the Smart Money took advantage of that buy filling in sell orders again, and during the day they depressed the price so it closed low. These are just some examples; there are many other types of pattern. The key then is to mix this with some sort of trend indicators, some support or resistance to get in with good risk to reward trades. Diving a little deeper on fundamentals, what 3 things would you recommend a novice or intermediate trader educate themselves on? Diving a little deeper, thinking about any price chart, what 3 things would you recommend a novice or intermediate trader educate themselves on when reading a chart? The first thing, understand how to use volumes. You want to understand how the Smart Money is accumulating, distributing, when there is no professional support of the market, what the retail traders are doing, absorption and volume and the faulty accumulation and distribution patterns and those sorts of things. This is really important because, vsa example, many times you may enter a trade and everything goes wrong. You may be going short when there is a big up trend behind. And so these sorts of things just give you another perspective on trading and give you a very good perspective. You need to know the relationships between different markets. Commodities, for example, the relationship of gold and the Australian dollar, Crude and the Canadian Dollar, Stocks and Euro Yen, Bonds and Stocks — this is really important. And the European markets crashed first. But since there was so much weakness in the European markets I thought that these are very correlated markets. It went into a correction a few days after. And this is really the importance of looking at correlated markets. I use my indicators basically and volumes with average by session which is something really simple but strategy. You have a strong background, you look at the market and you see a lot of strength. Wait for demand to come in and after the short term trend goes up with the moving average you go long. That works a lot of the time. Apart from selling at stop loss and take profit I usually use a trailing stop to protect the profits and, as mentioned, exiting on supply signals which most of the time happens before the market turns against you. I use Average True Range, which is a standard indicator of volatility. Do you automate parts of your trading? If so, trading have you automated, why and how does it help you? It does plenty of things. It moves the stop loss to one of the nearby supports after a wide bar, it has its own supply signals near resistance and so on. Also alerts help a lot, alerts of nearby support and resistance, trendline, trend changing. It saves a lot of time and is very positive. If there was one thing you would recommend any retail trader spend the next month mastering, what vsa it be, why and how could they go about mastering it? The game changer for me was really learning Volume Spread Analysis. So I recommend learning about it. Then there are others on Richard Wyckoff, forum threads and those sorts of things. I think, trading without a plan. Like on tips from market analysts, forums or a friend. If there was one mantra or saying our listeners should reminded themselves of each day, to help improve their trading, what would it be? Treat trading as a business and you are the boss. If the business is failing, as yourself, what are you doing wrong and what can you change in your way of doing business. For those not in the know, my mastermind community are working towards creating a profitable trading system. Another thing is look out for low volume rallies on new highs because that shows there is no professional support in the market. Otherwise the volume would be high. They can visit my website, www. You can contact me via email or skype. 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