Scott’s Streams

This is where I trade in front of people. Live sessions on ES with the VWAP Wave System™ on the chart, the levels marked before the session, and resting orders waiting for the wick. Every replay is kept here, newest first.

Every stream, newest first

The streams run on my YouTube channel, Midnight Futures. Subscribe there and turn on notifications to catch them live; the replays are indexed here.

What you’ll see on a stream

The same pre-session routine I run before any session I trade, with the screen shared. I’m not a morning person, so most streams come from the late US day session or the Globex evening. Globex opens at 6:00 p.m. ET (23:00 UTC in US winter), which is breakfast in Tokyo and mid-morning in Sydney. Every one starts with the plan, not with a trade. Session times where you live: the table on the Small Group page.

• The pre-session plan. The levels for the session: VWAP and its bands, the Initial Balance, yesterday’s value area, the weekly levels.
• The classification. Balanced or discovery, called out loud once the first hour has voted, and what that does to the setups that are live.
• Resting orders. Where the limits are sitting and why. Most of them never fill. When a wick takes one, you’ll see it happen and you’ll see what I do next.
• The confirmation tools. Bookmap, TickStrike, and Financial Juice on screen, used the way Scott’s List describes them: they can veto a trade, they never create one.
• The misses. Stops, skipped setups, and the trades I shouldn’t have taken, graded in the journal before the stream ends.

What a stream is not

It’s not a signal service and it’s not a trade room. I don’t call entries for anyone, and copying a resting order you saw on a stream, without the plan that put it there, is the fastest way I know to lose money. Watch it the way you’d watch film of a game: for the decisions, not the score.