Road To 20K, Episode 1
This is the written companion to episode one of the payout series. It opens where the account actually is, $4,282.22 net of a $20,000 goal across eight trading days, three of which are red, and makes the point that the worst day of the month was also the busiest: seventeen trades to lose $679.36, against two-trade days that made the month.
The two setups are broken down against the same balance thesis, which was posted publicly and timestamped before the open and is reproduced verbatim. The long is taken at the lower extreme of a balance and cut at POC deliberately, for consistency rules and because dealers were gamma long. The short comes from a failed squeeze that becomes an origin of the move entry, confirmed by sellers refilling the level and an imbalance print of 350 more sellers than buyers.
The video this comes from
Road To 20K, Episode 1
Watch the video for the live walkthrough. The PDF is the same material structured for study, with every chart and level labelled.
Inside the PDF
- Where the account actually is, red days included
- The thesis, written before the open
- Why AMT is a philosophy, not a strategy
- The scenario map, and the level that invalidates it
- The long: buying the bottom of a balance
- The long entry, and the retest of that aggression
- Why the exit was POC and not the 12R
- The shorts: price discovery, and a minor HVN that flipped
- Ten days of data, and nothing older
- The failed squeeze that became the entry
- The refill zone, and the 350 imbalance
- Four attempts, one fill
- The checklist: every rule in the document, printable
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