Interview with the Top Leaderboard Trader: Abigail Yates

OnePropy: Hi Abigail! We’re excited to talk with the top trader on our leaderboard. You’ve successfully withdrawn over $80,000 from your trades on OnePropy—a remarkable achievement! Could you tell us more about your trading strategy and what has driven your success?

Abigail Yates: Hi, and thanks for having me! Yes, it’s been quite a journey. I primarily focus on price action because it helps me understand market trends directly and allows me to react quickly to shifts. For me, price action provides a clear picture of real price movements without relying on a lot of indicators, which makes trading feel more intuitive.

OnePropy: That’s impressive! Given that your approach is based on price action, are there specific patterns or techniques you find most effective?

Abigail Yates: Absolutely. I tend to focus on patterns like pin bars and inside bars for reliable entry and exit signals. I also pay close attention to support and resistance levels and key areas on the chart. These have been essential in achieving consistent results, especially when handling larger trades.

OnePropy: With your success and the high stakes involved, how do you manage drawdown and risk levels? Is there a drawdown level that works best for price action?

Abigail Yates: Managing risk is critical, especially when trading larger amounts. I generally set my drawdown around 8-10%, which feels safe enough without being too restrictive. Since price action relies on reacting to precise price levels, this conservative approach to drawdown helps me stay calm and confident, even during market volatility. It’s been a key factor in reaching over $80,000 in withdrawals.

OnePropy: Do you stick to specific timeframes for analysis, or does this vary?

Abigail Yates: I focus mainly on the 4-hour and daily timeframes as they provide a broader view of the market. Occasionally, I’ll look at the 1-hour chart for more accurate entries, but higher timeframes are where I find the main trends that guide my trades.

OnePropy: As someone with solid experience and success in price action, do you have any advice for other traders interested in this approach?

Abigail Yates: Absolutely. Keep your chart simple—don’t overcrowd it with indicators. Price action is about reading what the price is saying. It requires practice and patience, so stay committed and trust in your own analysis. Most importantly, always manage your risk carefully.

OnePropy: Thank you, Abigail, for sharing your insights and experience! Your journey and results are truly inspiring.

Abigail Yates: Thank you! It’s great to be able to share my journey, and I hope others find it useful.