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We cover Markets Trading and smaill hacks to get ahead especially if you are just starting out. We also show you that you do not need thousands to make make huge gains in the markets or even starting out. 

Episodes

  1. Oct 27

    Understanding Flip Levels

    Introduction: The Power of the Support Flip Covers: Why trading the flip is more profitable than trading the breakout, and why most retail traders hand this edge to institutional players.The Retail Mistake: Falling for the Trap Covers: The psychology of panic selling at the lows, why broken levels don't disappear, and how support flips into high-probability short entries.Step-by-Step: The Support Flip Trading Framework Covers: The exact 4-step execution framework, from mapping 6-month daily charts to identifying confirmation candle closes, volume filters, and entries.Risk Management & Target Settings Covers: Rules for placing stops just beyond the flip level and strict enforcement of the minimum 2-to-1 reward-to-risk ratio.The Psychology of Trapped Buyers Covers: Why flip levels create structural walls of resistance based on break-even trader psychology and new short-selling pressure.Live Chart Breakdown: JPM & Macro Examples Covers: Analyzing today's top mover (JPM tape down 1.5%) and studying the historical SPY 2022 case study at the 450 key zone.Pre-Trade Checklist & Final Takeaways Covers: The 5-point checklist summary (touches, direction, volume, entry, target) to look at before executing. Send us Fan Mail Support the show For more on Markets and Trading, find us here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChartNavigators We have Market Talks daily here: https://discord.gg/xtZ3Cjvpjx

  2. Oct 21

    Trend Following

    The Core Problem The Framework A step-by-step mechanical trading strategy built on trend structure and moving averages (1:18):Step 1: Define the trend using daily higher highs/lows or lower highs/lows (1:18).Step 2: Align trades with the direction of a rising or falling 21 EMA (1:32).Step 3: Enter long on an orderly 1% to 2% pullback to the 21 EMA with a clear invalidation stop (1:46).Step 4: Exit immediately when price achieves a daily close below the 21 EMA (2:00). Step-by-Step Breakdown Overriding emotion with rigid rules (2:28). Your strict, non-negotiable exit signal fires the moment price simultaneously fails to make a new high and breaks the previous higher low (0:16). Live Chart Example A look at the current tape, evaluating AVGO (Broadcom) on its daily chart for a potential pullback entry at its 21 EMA (2:46). This section also analyzes NVDA’s historic 2023–2024 run as a case study, demonstrating how tracking 11 consecutive higher lows protected capital during the eventual structural breakdown (3:06).Key Takeaway & Checklist A final operational checklist to screenshot before execution, ensuring the higher timeframe trend aligns, the pullback is orderly, and you are not chasing extended moves (3:35).5:45 — Trade With Us Send us Fan Mail Support the show For more on Markets and Trading, find us here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChartNavigators We have Market Talks daily here: https://discord.gg/xtZ3Cjvpjx

  3. Oct 9

    What the First 5 Minutes at the Open tells you

    ⏱️ Chapter 1: The 30-Second Opening Trap 🕯️ Chapter 2: The Core Rule: The 5-Minute Filter 🏛️ Chapter 3: Institutional Order Flow Explained 🛠️ Chapter 4: The 4-Step ORB Framework 📈 Chapter 5: Today's Live Chart Examples (TSLA & QQQ) Here is your complete checklist before you take any trade using this setup. Screenshot this: First 5-minute high and low are marked.Futures direction is known and noted.Volume is above average on the breakout candle.Breakout direction matches the pre-market trend.Stop is inside the opening range — target is the range size projected from the breakout. Send us Fan Mail Support the show For more on Markets and Trading, find us here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChartNavigators We have Market Talks daily here: https://discord.gg/xtZ3Cjvpjx

  4. Aug 24

    Position Sizing That Keeps You Alive

    Two traders can trade the same setup with the same win rate and still end up in completely different places: one steadily compounds, the other blows up fast. The difference is not talent or “being right.” It is position sizing, and it quietly controls your drawdown, your stress level, and whether your trading edge survives long enough to show results. We walk through a practical, repeatable position sizing method built on real risk management: start with a fixed dollar risk per trade, place a logical stop loss on the chart, measure the stop distance, then calculate your share size with one simple equation. We also talk about why sizing by feelings (100 shares, 10% of the account, gut confidence) is not discipline at all, and how overconfidence creates the biggest single-trade losses. Along the way, we connect the dots to concepts like the Kelly criterion, volatility, and why even a “winning” strategy can mathematically hit zero if you oversize. To make it real, we apply the framework to live ticker-style examples across different price levels, including SPY, Apple, and QQQ, showing how the same dollar risk produces different share counts when the stop distance changes. You will leave with a clear pre-trade checklist you can screenshot and use before every entry, plus a better sense of how to protect your account during inevitable losing streaks. If you found this useful, subscribe, share the episode with a trading friend, and leave a review so more traders learn to size with math instead of emotion. Send us Fan Mail Support the show For more on Markets and Trading, find us here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChartNavigators We have Market Talks daily here: https://discord.gg/xtZ3Cjvpjx

  5. Aug 19

    A Clear Engulfing Candle Strategy With Volume

    One candle can tell you the crowd is about to be wrong and it is the engulfing candle. We dig into why this candlestick pattern is such a clean momentum shift signal, and how it can help you avoid the classic trap of waiting too long for “confirmation” and then buying the top of a move or selling the bottom. If you care about reading price action with more clarity, this is a practical trading lesson you can apply immediately. We lay out a simple, repeatable engulfing candle strategy built on context and rules: first identify the prior trend and make sure the setup appears after a pullback or downtrend, then require the engulfing candle’s body to fully cover the prior candle’s body. From there, we add the missing ingredient most traders skip: volume confirmation. When volume is elevated around 1.5x to 2x the average, it signals real participation and helps separate meaningful reversals from random chop. We also talk through why key levels like support and widely watched moving averages can make the setup dramatically stronger. To make it concrete, we walk through live examples on names like QQQ and Shopify and map out execution: entry on the close or next open, stop loss below the engulfing candle low, and targets around the prior swing high so your risk management stays defined. If you want a checklist-driven approach to technical analysis, candlestick patterns, and higher-probability trade planning, subscribe, share this with a trader friend, and leave a review with your favorite ticker to analyze next. Send us Fan Mail Support the show For more on Markets and Trading, find us here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChartNavigators We have Market Talks daily here: https://discord.gg/xtZ3Cjvpjx

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We cover Markets Trading and smaill hacks to get ahead especially if you are just starting out. We also show you that you do not need thousands to make make huge gains in the markets or even starting out. 

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  • Creator
    BD Yardie
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 The Chart Navigators Pod