Ok so this video is "NOT" clickbait! This is truly a strategy that I use to day trade the futures markets mainly the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. If you trade Ichimoku, you probably trade on the higher time frames thinking that Ichimoku is not good on the lower time frames. Well, I am telling you, I have been making great trades with the strategy used in this video. The strategy can be used in any time frame and it can be used on forex, stocks, cryptos, and futures. Watch the video in full and understand the strategy and then my next video I will show you how to make this strategy even stronger. The strategy as is could be used with no indicators and be very efficient. Hope you enjoy! If so, please let me know. thanks!

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