I'm not a coder...

@anderforex

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Why it worked

The video leverages a common creator trope of claiming not to be an expert in one field (coding) while demonstrating expertise in another (trading). This creates an immediate hook and appeals to a niche audience familiar with the presented 'code'.

Summary

The video presents a series of trading abbreviations and asks the viewer what is missing, implying that understanding these codes signifies being a trader. The creator, who is not a coder, suggests that familiarity with these terms indicates a trader's mindset rather than a programmer's.

Structure

1Introduction: "I'm not a coder..."
2Presentation of trading codes
3Question: "What's missing?"
4Explanation: Understanding codes means being a trader, not a programmer.

On-screen text

I'm not a coder... But I understand this code: CHOCH, BSL, FVG, OB, BOS, SMT, MSS, SSL, TP, SL, KL, POI, _______ If you understand this code... What's missing?

Original caption

I'm not a coder… But I understand this code: CHOCH, BSL, FVG, OB, BOS, SMT, MSS, SSL, TP, SL, KL, POI, _____. If you understand this money code… What's missing? These are common abbreviations used in price action and liquidity-based trading. If they make sense to you, you're probably a trader—not a programmer. #fyppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp