This guide describes very short-term scalping, on 1 minute (or 30 seconds), on the Nasdaq. One setup, always the same: a break with displacement, an FVG, a limit order inside that FVG, a fixed target of half an R.

Inside:

• The setup in six steps, and its logic: the small continuation that follows a clean break.
• The rules down to the point: the swing, the BOS on a close, displacement measured in ATR, the first FVG and its time limit, the limit entry, the stop behind the origin of the impulse.
• The day: one working window, stop after two losses, stop at +1 or +2 R.
• Ten real trades on MNQ, two of which I took myself, three stops included, with 1-minute charts and TradingView screenshots.
• The honest numbers: why a 0.5 R target must win more than two times out of three, the weight of fees, what sixteen targets in a row are worth.
• The routine: before the session, before each order, the journal.

The examples are not picked by eye: the rules were applied by a program to TradingView’s 1-minute candles.

54-page PDF, 40 sheets. English and French versions included.

Trading carries a risk of loss. Teaching execution method, no result promised, not investment advice.