5 Minute Scalping Strategy (80% Win Rate)

If you’ve been following me on my live streams or inside the VIP room, you already know this is my go-to trading strategy. I’m talking 39 wins and only 8 losses (80% win rate approximately) while trading it live in front of thousands of viewers, and currently sitting at 15–3 in the VIP signal room this month alone.

While I’m not promising or guaranteeing results, I’ve been trading for 16 years, and this is hands down one of the highest-probability setups I’ve ever used.

Let’s break down the strategy step by step so you can implement it yourself.

Step 1: The Macro Range – Trade Where the Market Spends Most of Its Time

Did you know the market trades in a range 70-80% of the time? That’s not just my opinion, it’s statistically backed. So I capitalize on that.

Here’s how I set up my macro range:

1. Use the 5-minute timeframe
2. Mark out your support and resistance zones
3. Buy near the bottom of the range
4. Sell near the top of the range

This range forms the backbone of the strategy. By trading within it, you avoid chasing breakouts and instead profit from the natural oscillation of price between known levels.

This alone increases your probability of success. But let’s take it further.

Step 2: The Micro Range – Using the Opening Range Breakout (ORB)

Once the macro range is in place, we zoom into the micro range. This is where precision enters the game.

Here’s how to define it:

• Use the first three 5-minute candles of the New York or London session (i.e. 9:30-9:45 NYSE or 9:00–9:15 LSE)
• Draw the high and low of those candles
• This becomes your opening micro range

We’re now watching for a break and close outside this micro range. If price breaks out and closes above, we look for longs. If it breaks below, we look for shorts.

This opening breakout gives us confirmation of directional intent, and when combined with the macro range, it becomes a powerful confluence setup.

Step 3: The Trade Entry – Where the Magic Happens

Now that we know where the macro and micro levels are, it’s time to enter the trade. Let’s say price breaks out of the micro range to the upside while near macro support-that’s our cue to enter a long position.

Key things I look for before pulling the trigger:

• A pullback into the breakout zone (ORB retest)
• Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) that may act as magnets for price
• Demand zones overlapping with the entry area
• Confirmation via candle wicks, rejections, or trendline breaks

For stop-loss, I place it just below the micro range (ORB). For take-profit, I use the top of the macro range or recent price action levels.

This allows for a tight risk-reward ratio while still giving the trade room to breathe.

Live Trade Example: Buying from Support After an ORB Breakout

Let’s walk through a real example from my live stream:

1. Macro range was clearly set
2. Micro range formed during the New York open
3. Price broke out of the top of the micro range
4. It pulled back into a demand zone at the bottom of the macro range
5. I entered on a wick rejection into that demand area
6. Set stop-loss below the ORB and take-profit at macro resistance

Result? A sniper entry and a massive win, all played live on stream.

Sell Trade Example: Range High + Micro Breakdown + Trendline Break

Same principles apply in reverse:

• Set macro resistance and support
• Define micro range at the session open
• Wait for price to break below the micro range near macro resistance
• Watch for a trendline break and supply zone
• Enter on pullback to supply with stop above the ORB and target at recent lows

This combination of confirmations leads to incredibly high-quality trades.

London Session Example: Big Ben Setup

This strategy also works perfectly during the London session (Big Ben strategy):

1. Set the micro range from 9:00–9:15 (UTC+1)
2. Mark macro range support/resistance from recent price action
3. Watch for a breakout and retest of the micro range
4. Use indicators like the 200 EMA for trend confirmation
5. Enter the trade from demand or supply zones
6. Place stop below demand, take-profit at recent highs/lows

Whether you’re trading New York or London, this setup is consistent and repeatable.

Why This Strategy Works

✅ High-probability setups using both macro and micro structure
✅ Clean entries based on ORB and range breakouts
✅ Price action focused with smart stop-loss and TP placements
✅ Works across sessions (New York, London)
✅ Built-in risk-reward optimization

This is the exact strategy I use inside my VIP room where we’re dominating week after week.

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Final Thoughts

This is not financial advice—I’m simply sharing what works for me and has worked consistently on live streams in front of thousands. If you’re tired of inconsistent trades, chasing trends, or lacking a real system, this might be your new favorite setup.

Join my VIP trading room, subscribe to the channel, and keep leveling up your game. Much love!

Watch the full breakdown on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlkkSAAHDiM