Very challenging two weeks but fun nevertheless ! Let's do it again when conditions become much clearer! Happy with the outcome and happy to see you starting to see consistent results through tons of screentime!

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

this was fun - thanks for being a part of it!

@SoSme

3 ай бұрын

@@DanielInskeep Great job sticking through! keep it up

@alextrees7602

3 ай бұрын

What is the rithmic chart you are using ??

@vratar3104

3 ай бұрын

WHAT it means "when conditions become much clearer !" ?

@tj86xj

3 ай бұрын

@@vratar3104The last week or two has been stuck in a trading range where bulls and bears are pushing hard to control the price, so it doesn't have a clear direction. See the long wicks on the one minute candles? It's very hard to trade in these conditions. Daniel was using a 5 minute chart at one point to get a clearer picture, but it's still just trying to hit your stop loss constantly.

seeing your progress through the past 2 years from you videos is really awesome, you can see how you react differently to each win and loss with a more strategical mindset and not letting your emotions take as much control. I also believe the pressure of this being a challenge may have pushed you even the tiniest to get great trades when you can get good ones easily enough just for the content. thanks for the fun progress videos and keep climbing!

You guys did great. Excellent editing as well. Just a few recommendations for future challenges. It would be nice if your opponent was showing a live P&L. Also for anyone who missed it Daniel was playing 1-2 contracts(500-1000 shares) and Carmine's chart showed 15 contacts(7,500 shares) per entry. Anyone playing over 10x the size should be able to 10x the other person. If Daniel had used equal sizing he would have made close to 30k and won. Also for context, Carmine caught the equivalent of just over 3 dollars worth of SPY movement in 2 weeks or 30 cents per day(average) using 7500 shares. Props to him for building up that much size tolerance and being quick to take stops because most know one emotionally bad day of trading with that size and you wreck weeks and even months of profit. Most people will be way more comfortable passing 10 prop firm challenges with someone like APEX and then trade copying across the accounts with a 50-200 dollar per day target. It is a lot easier and safer doing this to make 500-2000 a day with 3-5 MES and MQN contracts rather than one account with 3-5 ES or NQ contracts but to each his own. I look forward to the next video Sir.

@remytrades4051

3 ай бұрын

Great analysis man. I couldnt agree more with your take on spreading the risk/sizing across accounts. I only figured that out a few months ago and its been the best decision ive ever made. The important thing to realize is, small gains add up! People go for 500-1000 a day, then end up blowing accounts left and right. Doing the math on 50-100 a day over a couple months can be huge!

@MrDarthBudda

3 ай бұрын

Yup,, thats a good break down of what went on..

@konstantingospodinov408

3 ай бұрын

Yes but from what I can see their trading strategies are also different: one was risking 2pts on es, one was risking like 10 on the nq so you wouldn't always trade the same number of contracts depending on your strategy. like if you were trading the h4 you would put less contracts and expect more movement than the 1min

@PRECISIONTRADERUNIVERSITY

3 ай бұрын

You are correct Sir. The strategies were somewhat different but I was speaking more on the challenge aspect. For example, if I challenged you to a 1/4 mile race and I had a V8 Hellcat and you had a V4 Honda Accord needless to say no matter what your racing strategy is it wouldn't be a challenge. Carmine was using the V8 of leverage while Daniel was using the 4 banger. Granted the 4-cylinder will get you where you are going safer but in a quick challenge it has no hope against the size of the V8 unless the V8 just wrecks bad. @@konstantingospodinov408. A fair challenge for these situations is capped size because one of the ignored contexts for traders who love to share profits is the size they used and how much of a move they caught in SPY dollar terms. Carmine and Daniel both grabbed right around 3 dollars worth of SPY profit over 10 days. Another way to break it down is they both averaged 30 cents of SPY profit per day which to be honest can be picked up with most strategies on the internet with proper risk management. To share a trading nugget in my opinion most futures traders will be way more successful if they learn to trade ES/NQ primarily off of SPY levels. If your goal is precision in your trading the SPY is night and day more precise. I can easily prove that in 5 minutes of chart comparison. Hopefully, ones like Carmine catch on to that at some point because it will make catching his 30 cents per day in profit a lot easier for him.

@awye5y34

3 ай бұрын

Carmines daily P/L was way more consistent than Daniels

Excellent video! So much improvement on your end, Daniel! Way more calm and collected which is allowing you to stay patient and trust your intuition! You'll be trading like Carmine before you know it!

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

thanks dyl 🙏

This was fun to watch. Especially with the live commentary and thought process.

Daniel, one of the best video's I have watch on trading futures in a long, long time! Very familiar with Carmine Rosato and your channel. What I really liked, you two going head to head, and getting to hear what you two were thinking and struggling with on each trade. Learned a lot from both your commentary and Carmine's. Thanks!

The way you make your videos the editing the quality of the sound is absolutely amazing I looove your videos

That was so fun to watch! Thank you! It’s really cool to see that even professionals go through the same thought process, and ups and down as me.

i like the break even rule for the 20 points but if i can give a little hint do not use a fix number to define a break even time. instead use a ratio comparated to your loss. 20 points can be a lot for one trade or can be really little. in my scenario example i look for 2/1 risk reward. i would move my stop loss in break even at 1/1...

Please continue to do more of these. Great job to both of you

YES. I love this series

Man I love these challenge videos. Would love to see Carmine again, hopefully during a better trading week. Keep it up Daniel

Love the transparency and video editing👌🏼creating the best journal

I love this battle content, what a great idea!

Carmines knowledge about trading is impressive and you're no rookie anymore Daniel. Keep up the work!

@Cook675

3 ай бұрын

Finally, some truth why do these guys suck so much. They talk so much but say so little (carmine) ​@@traderdave_YT

@tristan583

Ай бұрын

lol

Enjoyed this. Great way to measure your progress indirectly. Not only that, having the courage to do it publicly is admirable.

This was very very entertaining to watch, especially because it showed live trades and reaction/consideration during the trades. Hope to see more of this.

Excellent video. Thank you both for being so open about your inner thoughts during a trade.

Getting stopped out for breakeven on a winner is a large part of the game. I dont like rules where as soon as im up x amount i set it to breakeven. You want your stop WHERE IT MAKES SENSE. if you are really worried about losing that much you can just trail the position out tighter and reenter off of the pullback assuming price doesnt invalidate your idea (the stop that makes sense. Your stop should always be based off of some kind of structure, it seems to me like you are setting your stop to breakeven in a place where you should probably be tightening the stop to maybe -.5R in the grand scheme of things a -.5R isnt that much to give the trade a chance to actually work especially if your risk reward is good and you think theres a good chance you could run 5R or more. By the time you move your stop to breakeven you should be far away from that market structure, you entered the trade because there eas market structure there, price is frequently going to come back and test that structure. You do not want to get stopped out at the nearest market structure (which happens to be your entry, and by necessity also your breakeven stop)

great video , what can i cay ! good explanation at the start about layout ! super happy to see your progress !

Good work man. Love seeing your progress

when trading micros you could take partial profits, might help?

i really love this type of videos and the quality and attention u put into making them. Also been watching most of ur videos, the progress is just huge. keep up ur really going in the right direction.

Love your videos. I loved the first challenge as well. I am glad I subbed and check out your development from time to time, as well as your videos where you share your thoughts. It is inspiring.

Hi i am ttying to use the bookmap software and its been a nightmare to setup, i trade gold mainly and i cant seem to figure out how to get data for gold on bookmap

These videos are phenomenal. Thank you for taking time to breakdown each of these trades. It's heartwarming (and heartbreaking) to see the commonality in thought process during trade execution and management. Cheers to your improvement and dedication to this brutal and rewarding endeavor. 🍻

i love this series!! Also the quality of this video is so good 😍

Can't wait to watch this after my work out👍

It is AMAZING and inspiring to see how far you have come! Thanks for sharing the journey!

This was awesome! I really enjoyed the commentary from you both!

This was AWESOME! I love these Pro vs Amateur vids. Keep 'em coming!!!

Great video as usual! I find it hard to do proper risk management on my prop firm accounts due to the drawdown

Daniel, you are an inspiration! Thank you, your videos give hope that trading style is possible. I've been learning for past year and half, about to switch from demo to live

Great vid dude, can’t speak in carmine since I’ve heard some negative stuff, but since that’s someone you look up to, great job being able to go head to head, I haven’t finished yet but so far based on you getting stopped out see if you like moving your SL to the lows that were created in the move and only moving it every time there’s a new high or low created that would’ve saved you at least the first two trade sessions where you got stopped out and it’s a price action strategy

Both of you are absolute legends! Keep up the great work! Love the transparency. Hey Daniel quick question, using Tradezella, does motivewave automatically work or do you need to import csv?

@DanielInskeep

Ай бұрын

i import csv

I love these videos. Thanks for the honesty in your trading. You have a very real channel that shows the ups and downs. Keep it going!

This is more helpful than 90 percent of videos I've seen. Especially this one with Carmine, who's one of the realest.

Was literally just thinking the other day how amazing another video like this would be, now that you've have solid experience behind you. Love the videos keep it up!!

I watched your first videos about trading on an account and I can see how you improved so far

The student doing as well or better is a HUGE Testament to the teacher. It's one thing for the teacher to do well. The point is for the student to do well. As long as this video is not cherry picked. AWESOME! THANK YOU!

@DanielInskeep

Ай бұрын

definitely. and yeah, this was not cherry-picked - just a two week window we decided upon in advance.

Nice work guys. Great discipline. Never stop improving!

How does trading future work, I hear you have to wait at future dates to close your trade, like I trade today cants close til my time is up,

I think looking into the concept of liquidity would help you more than volume. I don’t wanna sound like an ict fanboy but ict is a pretty good teacher on this, there are also a lot of guys who summarize ict stuff. I also think carmine’s edge is mostly due to his experience and psychology. He manages his trades really well with no hesitations, was very fun to see.

Daniel I appreciate these types of videos! Keep up the good work brother!

Two of my favorite traders helping the community. Great show

*How you liking the footprint charts?*

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

not the best at reading it yet - i think i prefer a heatmap.

Halfway through video and I think you can benefit from some more concepts that carmine teaches. You don't have to go full orderflow like he does, but some of the concepts sure do help. High volume areas are very very very important.

My journey of trading futures started with your video with TBM and so far I consider it one of the top 5 best thing I did with my life. I truly hope someone else will watch this new updated version and start his/her journey as funded trader. Thank you Daniel!

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

that is amazing to hear. glad you are happy with your decision to enter into futures trading.

You're doing great @danielinskeep! Your progress isn't going unnoticed. Keep it up man! I'm also an amateur. I do have funded accounts with Topstep and Apex and would thoroughly enjoy a friendly amateur face off. How would I go about getting ahold of you? Hope to hear back from you !

Hey Daniel, what are your delta footprint chart parameters? I would like to copy that to my delta chart as well or if possible can you share your layout so that I can download it

Great video, brother. You've come a long way as a trader! Impressive improvement!

Please do more of these.

Always a great job on your edits. However have you ever considered scalping for 10-20pts under the choppy conditions? You gave back 3 20pt winners on one con for BE that would’ve been a 1200 day. Just curious your thoughts. Your overall goal was to make 60pts why not just shoot for 20 and get out?

How much leverage they both using?

For the next challenge you should set the winning conditions in points based as opposed to dollar value as i thought that Carmine was more leveraged than you were, makes for a more interesting and levelled playing field, love the head to head challenges! Great work to both traders :)

Love the transparency from @DanielInskeep....Can't say the same from the FURU not showing the PnL balance during each "trade", why does not surprise me!

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

look at 3:10. that is where you can see his position, etc.

@ER-pj3do

3 ай бұрын

@@DanielInskeep at 3:10 the FURU only shows a partial PnL, he never dare to show the cumulative PnL with each "trade" like you did.

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

what do you mean? the NPL shows net profit/loss. to the right on the DOM you can see "Daily PL" which shows his total in points as well.

LEAPS AND BOUNDS OF PROGRESS, DANIEL! love it

Break even stops take some of the pressure off but there’s no mathematical benefit for a break even stop a price action stop is much more beneficial

Daniel your progress since you started this journey has been nothing short of impressive. Nicely done!

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

thank you!

I have the same problem, too many shorts, not enough longs. I feel your pain. I'm working on it too.

More interviews with Trades. Been watching Carmine’s videos for years. 👌

Interesting that all the projections, all the reasons, all the analysis often simply doesn't work. Bookmap gives you a picture of where strength and weakness is..and that with Time and Sales is probably the best edge you can have. But..IMO If you look for the long candles that don't back up..the momentum and time of day..and never, ever trade around the 200 SMA or in the middle between yr. supply and demand.

Have to look at p&l in % and it doesn't matter what the account sizing is. If you're both risking in % then by mathematical definition your gain would also be proportionally equal in way of R ratio... I'll watch to the end and check it that way but that would level the account size difference because trading is all about % not $ 🤓

this was awesome! were you guys always using %100 of account size?

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

no, certainly carmine wasn’t.

Wow study that position trade you made at 14:50. Love that patience to hold for tp

Super format + super content = super video

I just wanna say that your improvement is huge Daniel. Great trading

Really good video Daniel, always interesting to watch other traders trade in real time

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

thanks, i appreciate that.

What’s your thoughts on Motivewave?

good stuff bro, 20 points is a solid move why not take partials?

Thank you I like this kinda video!!! 😅❤😊

I really like Carmine’s risk management style, going to check out his channel

@PushinP911

3 ай бұрын

Very genuine guy

Dude, you made $3500 in 10 days clicking buttons on the internet! Better than delivering groceries! So stoked for you man, and love the new view in the office space there. Carmine has brass balls executing at those levels, super cool to see a couple guys doing this "finfluencer" thing transparently and honestly. Thanks

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

haha no kidding! i'm back at home now, far away from the ocean, but it was fun.

I remember these days and charts. I had similar challenges. Some really great trades taken off for weakness, and missing really great gains. The worst was last wednesday, I had a huge long I had to take off to go to an appointment. The next day those 8 contracts would have been worth 10k. I had them for .84... That shit hurts.

Man, super happy to see your trading has improved so much. Really inspiring for a newbie to futures.

Absolutely AWESOME Vid. One of the best genuine live trading videos I've ever seen.

That was fun to watch. Your trading has improved a lot 🔥

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

i appreciate that

Very well done for both of you:-)

Great vid!

Hi Daniel, new subscriber here! I'm loving these "Trader head to head" series. I've been in the markets for 6 years and close to profitability. In the future, would you be willing to create a series where you go against subscribers?

Have you checked considered copy trading? Your “smaller” profits seem to be pretty consistent so you could continue to bump your stop up, but if you miss a bigger move and it turns back on you you can still make decent profit on a 5-10 point move

Great analysis. I love the emotional aspects you guys went through in trading makes it reassuring to me that I’m not the only one that goes through it 😂

Focusing on price action and S&R helped me to funded from my The5ers prop firm.

Does anybody know what tool they use to record the trading sessions/ edit fast forward?

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

you can record your screen with OBS. my videos are edited in adobe premiere, but any video editing app can speed up footage.

Great video. Just a thought...think about trading NQ with AAA setups only. And trade ES with A,B Setup, C setup at 1/2 risk. Nq is nasty in chop.

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

nice, thanks for sharing that tip

watching ur previous trade offs and now this ur skills grown alot well done

Nice work guys 🔥

This 7-8 point than go Break even.. I like that idea.. Although I usually make sure I get at least point 1 above break even to pay for the fees. It's a interesting rule to have.

@usamamuhammad4573

3 ай бұрын

Do you know how much fees they pay in the video? I tried to find this information but could not.

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

@@usamamuhammad4573depends on your broker. round trip for me is $4.36 w/ topstep.

Great to see more futures trader. Even greater to see someone who trades futures and makes the same gain as someone who mainly does stocks.

loving the improvement Dan, inspiring stuff!

this was great love it

Your evolution comparing with the challenge against TBM is clear to me. Hope to see you build up your consistency even more and also your confidence on your analysis. We all struggle with it sometimes and to see people like us getting consistent and profitable over time is overwhelming. Keep up the good work and for sure you will achieve your goals.

What website is that where they get all those stats on there trading days?

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

tradezella

I like how at like 18:50 he says "stick to your plan" and then like 2 minutes later, "i'm out of this trade". Next thing you know "my original TP was just hit". I laughed way too hard at that. Don't we all know that feeling of letting emotions cloud your judgement. But it was funny here, cause he preaches the rules (as an 8 year pro) but deviates anyway, cause we all are not robots, but humans with emotions ;)

GREAT CONTENT 👏🏾🎯😇

I love the new setup ! awesome

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

just temporary :)

I was waiting for this all the time !!!

What platform you guys trade on?

@DanielInskeep

3 ай бұрын

i'm on motivewave and carmine is charting on thinkorswim and executing on sierra chart.

Love your videos!

I love these type of trading challenge videos as a trader myself i dont see too many head to head type trading competitions mainly because its all real money lmao but i love to see the content 🤟💌