Yes. As long as their is a candlestick chart, you can implement this system. More than half of our members trade futures.

1. Identify/Trade off A Critical Level 2. Identify the Moving Average Crossover 3. Entering into Position Once You Identify an RBI/GBI

A Critical Level is a level with abnormal amounts of volume attached to it. These are levels we are watching for the banks to "take control of". The most common are the pit numbers. - Previous Day High - Previous Day Low - Previous Day Open - Previous Day Close - Current Day Open Print (9:30 Bell Price)

The EMA Cloud we use to spot the moving average cross is made up of the : - 5 EMA - 20 EMA

RBI/GBI are acronyms that stand for: RBI = Red Bar Ignored GBI = Green Bar Ignored This is the simple system we use to actually enter into the position and determine where our stop loss is placed.

- 5 Minute Timeframe

I truly believe this strategy helps so many traders because it is easy enough to follow and effective enough to produce results. Most traders fail to become consistent because of 2 main reasons: - Poor execution on their entries ( fearful/late entries, FOMO, ) - Poor execution on their exits (not stomping out) This strategy is designed to fix both these issues IMMEDIALTY once you start to properly execute it.

Simple, this strategy creates patience. It keeps us patient because the data tells us trading anything else, really doesn't make much sense. Why would we waste our time, energy, and trading capital trying to force bad set ups in the market when we know executing this strategy will put us in a position to be profitable 82% of the time?