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On this Chart Fanatics Strategy Breakdown, back-to-back US Trading Champion J Law condenses 16 years of trading experience into his complete Multiple Edge Trading System – the framework behind his 350%+ return in 2024 and 250%+ return in 2025.
J Law breaks down the 4 key layers behind his approach and shows how he combines catalysts, momentum, multiple edges and technical levels to find high-quality trades with 5R+ potential. He then applies the full strategy to charts, showing exactly how he finds entries, places stops, sizes positions and manages exits.
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*This episode was originally recorded in Cantonese, with J Law speaking in his native language. The episode is available in English, Arabic, Mandarin and Cantonese audio tracks.
To select your preferred language: Settings ⚙️ → Audio track → Choose your language.*
* 本集訪談原以粵語錄製，J Law全程以母語進行分享。我們已將內容配音成英語、阿拉伯語及普通話，同時保留原本的廣東話音軌，方便不同語言的觀眾收聽。
如需切換語言，請前往影片設定 ⚙️ → 音軌 → 選擇你偏好的語言。*
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:59 The Multiple Edge Trading System
7:15 Why Basic Technical Analysis Isn’t Enough
11:01 The 3 Layers That Make the System Durable
12:50 Catalysts, Momentum & The Perfect Pullback
16:52 Finding Where Smart Money Is Flowing
20:37 Relative Strength & Market Structure
24:14 Why J Law Takes Fewer Trades
26:20 How Institutional Volume Really Looks
31:22 Building Your Own Multiple Edge System
35:11 Using the Strategy to Short Stocks
37:15 Google: Full Trade Breakdown
48:06 J Law’s 3 Exit Strategies
52:31 The Zero-Cost Position Strategy
57:41 Rocket Lab: Real Trade Breakdown
1:03:24 Finding Sector-Wide Opportunities
1:06:49 RCL & Multi-Timeframe Analysis
1:13:42 Oracle, Nebius & The 49% Catalyst
1:20:24 Stop Losses & Entry Execution
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双语视频，非常不错
I like M.E.T.S.
To me, trading is just luck.
All these people know the strategies that we use and even have many others that we dont know.
What is the name of the app that has been used to calculate risk & reward?
спасибо за русскую озвучку
hey the chart academy website is not working like the register option
Kind of funny how many new "pros" talk about volume, dollar volume, institutional support, leading stocks and then show trades in $5 stocks with ridiculous dollar volume and iliquidity. All of this along with extremely slow TMLs absolutely unable to move your small account unless you go 200% long or use options. Wow. Another trader I'll never be interested in…
i really enjoyed watching this video and especially the host is much calms ,Rather then too talkative and so , but our support with RIZ IS always there, could any one show his private channel please, thanks too all
Always a legend <3
Спасибо🌞
Thank you Jlaw going into the such a minor details and explaining trade set up. Also translating your comments to English to reach out larger audience. Thank you Riz for bringing this to us.
Catalyst is the most difficult part for me, how can I find the catalyst of a stock ?
Great video! Requiring a catalyst and being in the right theme is absolutely a must!
His strategy reminds me of minnervini, david ryan and oneil.
Jlaw Sir is a great sensei
Love the mets method and J Law is a great trader and a class act! I suspose the questions are: Was the mets method what he used to win the trading competitions or is it what he uses now as a trader – family man? If he didn't use mets to win the trading competition the interesting question is what system did he use, in detail? If mets is not what he used to win the trading competitions the interesting question to ask would be as a relatively new trade system what are the results for mets over the last couple of years?
لريز يبدو أنك متعب جدا في هذه الحلقه لقد لاحظت ذلك عليك أتمنى لك السلامه والصحه
A confluence trader
這個視頻切換不了到其他語言，可以修正一下嗎？
pa cuando en español pa se ve interesantisima
J Law还是用港语解释，很难得会有博主再其他平台依然用自己的语言。 我还能听得明白。
Really enjoyed this stream
Thanks for putting this together!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
02:11 🎯 J Law’s preferred entry is the first pullback after a momentum breakout, where former resistance becomes support.
02:39 🧩 Seek confluence: horizontal support aligned with a 10- or 20-period moving average, a trend line, or supportive market structure.
06:20 👥 His rationale is that overlapping support attracts traders using different methods; he reports a personal win rate of roughly 40–50%.
08:38 ⚠️ Multiple supporting signals do not guarantee success or prove that a strategy will remain effective.
11:40 🧠 The first additional edge is understanding the fundamental catalyst behind momentum, such as strong earnings, new products, or raised guidance.
13:04 🚀 Wait for a clear momentum move before seeking an entry; prioritize a high-volume breakout followed by a low-volume pullback.
14:27 🛑 Place the stop below the aligned support area. His examples typically use 3–5% stops, occasionally as tight as 2%.
15:24 ⚖️ Target asymmetric returns: he aims for approximately 5R, such as a 25% gain against a 5% stop, although actual outcomes vary.
15:50 🧮 Size positions by account risk: risking 0.35% of $100,000 allows a $350 loss. With a $100 entry and $95 stop, that means buying 70 shares.
17:13 🔥 The second additional edge is recognizing leading market themes, capital flows, and sectors gaining momentum.
18:11 🔎 Investigate why early leaders are rising, then identify related industries that could benefit from the same catalyst.
20:30 📊 The third additional edge is interpreting price behavior rather than mechanically following chart patterns.
21:20 💪 Favor relative strength: stocks that outperform during rallies and remain resilient when the broader market stalls or declines.
21:48 📈 Use higher highs as evidence of an uptrend, combining market structure and relative strength with catalysts, sector leadership, and support confluence.
22:43 🧩 Combine technical setups with growth potential, compelling narratives, and clear catalysts; these factors overlap rather than operate independently.
24:28 📅 J Law primarily trades daily and weekly charts, occasionally using hourly charts to refine entries, resulting in roughly 200 trades annually.
25:21 ⚖️ Match trading frequency to your lifestyle: short-term strategies require more activity, while selective medium-term trading can better suit limited screen time.
26:40 🏦 J Law views two or three consecutive high-volume up days as evidence of sustained institutional buying rather than isolated interest.
27:05 💵 He prefers daily dollar volume over share volume, typically looking for more than $100 million in trading activity.
31:08 🛠️ Build a personalized multiple-edge system using tools you understand; specific indicators matter less than having several supporting reasons for a trade.
32:50 🔢 There is no fixed minimum number of edges. More requirements reduce trade frequency, while strong contextual evidence can sometimes justify trading with only two.
34:08 🔄 Cognitive, intuitive, and technical edges do not require a fixed sequence; evaluate how they reinforce one another in the current context.
35:06 📉 The framework also applies to shorts: negative catalysts, strong downward momentum, and rebounds into resistance can create aligned opportunities.
36:23 ⚠️ Short selling demands faster reactions and stronger risk management because sudden upward gaps can produce severe losses.
38:10 🎯 A chart pattern alone is insufficient; the Google example combines technical structure with earnings, momentum, and relative strength.
38:36 🐘 Judge momentum relative to company size: J Law considers Google's roughly 14% rise in under a month significant for a mega-cap stock.
40:51 📰 In his Google example, 10% search-ad revenue growth helped counter fears that AI would undermine its core business, supporting the earnings-driven rally.
42:36 🛡️ Google fell 1.44% while the S&P 500 declined 1.64% and held its 20-period moving average—evidence J Law interprets as relative strength.
43:30 📍 The proposed entry combines trend-line support, moving-average support, declining pullback volume, relative strength, and former horizontal resistance becoming support.
44:53 🚪 Place the stop below the support cluster, where a further decline would invalidate several reasons for entering the trade.
45:43 ⚖️ Match position size to stop distance: a tighter stop allows a larger position, while a wider stop requires a smaller one to maintain the same risk.
46:37 🎯 In the Google example, targeting the previous swing high offered roughly 9.4% upside against just over 2% downside—approximately 4–5R.
48:25 🧭 Beginners can start with mechanical exits, but exit rules should ultimately reflect the stock’s characteristics and the intended holding period.
49:17 🚦 For hype-driven momentum stocks without proven businesses, the speaker favors predefined exits, such as a break below the 10- or 20-day moving average.
50:38 🚪 Three exit approaches are presented: trim into strength, sell into weakness, or hold strong businesses while monitoring for abnormal price action.
51:03 📏 Moving-average exits need a reasonable buffer because prices can briefly overshoot support without a lasting breakdown.
52:50 💰 After a 70% gain, selling approximately 58.8% of the shares recovers the original investment, leaving 41.2% invested before taxes and fees; the remaining shares still carry market risk.
54:13 🏰 The speaker reserves this capital-recovery approach for durable businesses with strong competitive moats, growth prospects, and trustworthy management—not every stock.
58:44 🔍 Rocket Lab’s early “multiple-edge” setup combined an earnings catalyst, a high-volume gap up, a light-volume pullback, and nearby 20-day moving-average support.
59:37 ⏳ Avoid chasing a rapid advance; a later pullback toward a confluence of support levels may offer a lower-risk entry.
01:00:05 🪜 A failed initial support level can lead to another valid setup below it; assess the broader market and price behavior rather than treating every undercut identically.
01:01:24 🛡️ The speaker interpreted Rocket Lab’s light-volume decline and ability to remain above its 50-day average, while the index fell below key averages, as evidence of relative resilience.
01:02:46 🧩 The Rocket Lab setup combined three technical edges: strong breakout momentum, former resistance becoming support, and support near moving averages.
01:03:40 🚀 Strength across related space stocks provided additional confirmation; examining sector peers can reveal opportunities beyond the first stock identified.
01:05:01 🔗 Combine technical setups with an understanding of sector catalysts. The speaker describes his approach as roughly 70% technical, with chart confirmation essential.
01:06:50 🔄 RCL illustrates why the MES methodology requires flexibility: weak daily relative strength and prices below moving averages can coexist with a strong longer-term setup.
01:08:12 🚢 RCL’s strength was linked to post-pandemic travel demand and competitive advantages, showing that an individual stock can outperform a weak sector.
01:09:34 📈 RCL gained roughly 60% while the S&P 500 rose 16%; the speaker viewed its subsequent consolidation as healthy rather than evidence of fundamental deterioration.
01:10:28 🧩 The weekly RCL setup combined three edges: a pullback to the 20-period moving average, former resistance becoming support, and declining pullback volume.
01:11:51 🔍 Check multiple time frames: support that is invisible on a daily chart may become clear on the weekly chart, and the same principle applies to intraday trading.
01:13:38 🌐 Oracle’s earnings-driven surge and large order backlog prompted the speaker to investigate related AI infrastructure stocks, illustrating how one company’s catalyst can reveal sector-wide opportunities.
01:16:27 🎯 In the Nebius example, post-gap pullbacks repeatedly found support near $86, providing entry opportunities without chasing the initial surge.
01:18:46 🤝 The Nebius entry combined a high-volume breakout, a low-volume pullback, hourly 20-period moving-average support, a double-bottom level, and a daily resistance-to-support flip.
01:19:42 🚪 For capital-intensive companies with unproven sustainable profitability, the speaker uses trend-line resistance to guide profit-taking.
01:20:36 🛑 Two example stop approaches were a fixed 5% stop or a tighter stop just below the post-gap low, roughly 2%–3%; the tighter option increases the chance of being stopped out.
01:21:30 ⚖️ Tighter stops can support larger positions for a given risk budget, while partial profit-taking can reduce exposure as the trade advances.
01:22:21 📏 Treat moving averages as support zones, not exact lines. The speaker uses the 20 EMA and 20 MA together and does not require price to reclaim them before entering.
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感謝提供普通話的配音。Thanks for chinese audio
Does the strategy works on xau
Been waiting for this video for so long! JLAW! Amazing on the dubbing…. thanks for making this happen!
Just curious to know, the entry is just buy when the price drop to support area? Or I have miss out some important reason?
Salute!
My focus might be wrong but I kept wondering whether the host can understand him when he was talking…. It must be difficult to sit through when you don't understand the language? 😅
Anyways, very good content. Thank you Jlaw!!!
완벽주의자.
Thanks for the video and allowing it to be heard in different languages. Some notes Im taking.
Use confluence with several indicators to increase win rate (one pattern or indicator may give a low win rate, not even 50%. Druckenmiller claims they have like a 20% win rate). This isn't enough to consistently win over the long term. So he adds more layers
1. Cognitive layer. Look for a fundamental drive/catalyst. This causes a huge spike up called momentum move (MM). He personally likes to wait for this MM and then enter on a pullback. Example is a big surge in buying pressure on high volume, and then a low volume pullback. When it pulls back to a price that has other confluences like a key moving average, previous resistance, etc. then its a good risk vs reward entry
He targets a 5:1 reward to risk ratio. In reality, it is more like 3. The example he gives is a 0.35% drawdown per trade.
2. Where is the smart money flowing? What sectors are all rising together? Have to look closely at a few groups of stocks that most folks don't know about to get in early.
3. Technical Edge. Look for relative strength (they go up even more when the market is going up. They dip slightly while the market dips big). Ensure that the market structure is good (it is making higher highs).
He only takes about 200 trades a year. Considers himself as a medium term trader. Looking for sustainable moves on the daily and weekly charts.
Great video, I will try to learn and use this great trading stragety.
Thank you for your effort. Amazing work, especially for a trader like me in Hong Kong!
Niceeee
Omg..Voice does not match his lips..AI generated!!
What a masterclass!! Thank you for making this free!! What a contribution 😊
The weirdest episode, I feel like there is not much interaction, not even sure if you've been sitting in the same room 😐
24:06
Pretty basic info, but he seems like a nice guy. Pity it had to be AI dubbed.
Hi dear, please italian dubbing