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Scarface Trades

None of the 2 tested strategies held up, and claimed win rates ran 32 points above what we measured.

Strategies tested
2 of 2 videos
Held up in our tests
0
Winning trades: claimed → real
64%→32%
Average money per trade
−$2.82

Every video we tested

  • YouTubeLOSES MONEYSPXMy Simple "9:30AM Candle" Scalping Strategy (Backtested 1000 Times)Scarface Trades59%→31%−$2.87 per trade*3,979 trades
  • YouTubeLOSES MONEYSPXMy Simple 5 Minute "First Candle" Scalping Strategy (Backtested 1000 Times)Scarface Trades69%→32%−$2.77 per trade*3,942 trades
resultvideomarketwinning trades: claimed → real$ per trade*tradesaccount
YouTubeLOSES MONEYMy Simple "9:30AM Candle" Scalping Strategy (Backtested 1000 Times)Scarface TradesSPX59%→31%−$2.873,979
YouTubeLOSES MONEYMy Simple 5 Minute "First Candle" Scalping Strategy (Backtested 1000 Times)Scarface TradesSPX69%→32%−$2.773,942

* dollars made or lost per trade on a $10,000 position, after trading costs. Green = a profit that passed our checks. Black = a profit we could not tell from luck. Grey = too few trades to trust.

The grade rates the strategies as taught in this channel's videos (including any guests), tested on our data with realistic costs. It is not a judgement of any person, and it only covers the videos listed here. Money figures are per trade on a $10,000 position, after costs. Made one of these videos and think we read it wrong? Open the report and use "Did we read the rules right?" or "Flag this autopsy".