A trader shares a 'TBS' reversal model on Apple (AAPL-style price action) using a range and entry window on the 1-minute chart, with a 0.75 stop loss and a re-entry bonus setup.
Key Takeaways
- The TBS model is a rule-based intraday reversal strategy using a defined range and entry window on the 1-minute chart.
- Stated risk-reward is about 1.5:1 with a 0.75 stop, offset by a claimed high win rate that is not demonstrated in the transcript.
- Viewers are encouraged to backtest the system before live trading, as the presenter explicitly advises.
- The strategy is presented without evidence of performance metrics, sample size, or market-condition caveats.
What the video covers
- The video presents a 'TBS' reversal system applied to Apple, based on marking a first time range and a subsequent entry window.
- Traders identify the high and low of the initial time range, which serves as the reference range for the setup.
- The second time window is the entry window; no entries are taken if price breaks out of this window.
- Buy entries are taken when price reaches the range low, targeting the range high; sell entries when price reaches the range high, targeting the low.
- The stop loss is set at 0.75 points, and the presenter describes the risk-reward as negative-to-favorable (roughly 1.5:1) with a claimed high win rate.
- A bonus re-entry is described: after the take-profit is hit on the first trade, a second trade is opened in the opposite direction at the extreme.
- A second example illustrates a sell setup at the range low targeting the high, using the same 0.75 stop.
- The presenter invites viewers to suggest other markets (futures, forex, crypto, indices) to test the model on next.
- The video is brief and largely rule-based, with limited explanation of backtesting results or statistical evidence behind the claimed win rate.
- The title's 78% win rate claim is not substantiated within the transcript excerpt.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and video overview
- 00:17Overview of the TBS reversal system
- 00:29Identifying the initial range and entry window
- 01:00Buy setup: entry at low, target high
- 01:47Risk-reward and win rate discussion
- 02:04Bonus re-entry after take-profit
- 02:37Second example: sell setup
- 03:18Closing remarks and market suggestions
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Welcome guys to another video. So today we're going to be sharing a TBS model on Apple. I'm going to keep this video as short as possible. I don't want to like waste anybody's time. Just get the info you want. Go back, test it, then try out
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for yourself. So basically, it's a Apple system, TBS system. It's a reversal system. All you just need to do is mark out your 1930.
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Once you identify 1934 and 1939, what you need to do next, you have to be on the one minute by the way. What you need to do next is identify the high of is to identify the high of your first
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range time range. So you identify the high and you identify the low of your first time range. So this first uh time range is going to be your range. Then the second is going to be your entry window. Now the second is going to be
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your entry window. Now once you have gotten this your range and your entry window. All you need is very simple. If price gets to the low, you simply want it to target the high. And if price gets to the high,
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you simply want to target the low. All in your entry window. anything anytime the candle gets over your entry window you're not looking for an entry. So in this case we have enter a buy trade targeted the high and our stop loss
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would have been at a 0.75. This is not a negative R of 2 to 1. It's a 1.5 to1 and it's a very crazy system.
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You'd absolutely enjoy it. So it's a negative RR but with a worthy win rate attached to it. Now this would have been a buy and you you would have been done with this normally. Normally this is just your normal model reversal but I
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noticed something that I just want to share which is when price gets here I'm sharing this a bonus a bonus system you better subscribe and like. Thank you. So you so you're basically re-entering at the high in this case we would have
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reentered at the high and targeted the low. So it's basically once our TP is hits we're entering a second trade to the downside a reversal. So so guys I'll show you a second example. So same thing say you identify your same thing here
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you get your range and your entry window. Once you identify your range and your entry window, all you just need to do is to the same thing.
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Identify the high and identify the low of your range. Once you identify the high and the low of your range, you simply want to enter when price gets to that low, targeting the high and enter your sell trade
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exactly as you hit TP. You're entry that cell targeting the low. It's that simple.
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SL at 0.75, a negative R. It's that simple every single day. So guys, leave comments down below on what market I should try my TBS model on next. If it's futures, if it's if it's forex, if it's crypto, if it's
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index, if it's index, only derive for index. I'm willing to try on every single one. Just leave a comment on what I should try next. Please leave a follow and subscribe. Thank you.
Topics:TBS modelreversal strategyApple tradingintraday tradingrange breakoutentry window1-minute chartstop losswin rateprice action











