Bollinger Bands Double B Breakout Strategy
Discover a 1-minute Bollinger Bands Double B Breakout scalping strategy for rapid market entries, focusing on session opens and extreme price movements. Learn e
Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators
Part of: Breakout Trading
- Methodology: Technical Indicators
- Content type: strategy
- Timeframes: 1 Minute
- Markets: Not explicitly specified, but examples show US session, Asian session, implying Forex or Indices
Indicators used
- Bollinger Bands
Source video
Decoded from: The 1 Minute Scalping Strategy That Made Me $660,000 (Step by Step) by Straight Kim - ENG — watch the original
Key timestamps:
- 0:47 - Strategy overview and profit claim
- 1:52 - Indicator setup explained
- 3:18 - Why use two Bollinger Bands (Double B)
- 4:22 - Bollinger Band squeeze breakout concept
- 5:12 - Why target piercing both bands
- 5:58 - When to trade: session open
- 6:50 - Entry Case 1 explained
- 7:17 - Entry Case 2 explained (re-breakout)
- 7:55 - Entry Case 3 explained (full reversal)
- 8:40 - Example 1: Case 1 entry, SL, TP, BE
- 10:48 - Example 2: Case 2 entry (re-breakout), SL, TP, BE
- 13:20 - Example 3: Case 3 entry (reversal), SL, TP, BE
- 15:00 - Summary of entry cases
Strategy overview
A Bollinger Band breakout treats a move outside the volatility envelope as evidence that price has left its recent statistical range rather than drifting inside it. What distinguishes this version — decoded from Straight Kim's video "The 1 Minute Scalping Strategy That Made Me $660,000 (Step by Step)" — is that it puts two Bollinger Band sets on the same 1-minute chart instead of one, the "Double B" the name refers to, and asks a breakout to prove itself against both envelopes rather than a single one.
The reasoning the video works through is the squeeze-and-expansion cycle familiar to any band-based method: volatility contracts, the envelopes narrow, and the release out of that compression is where a scalper wants to already be positioned. Layering a second, faster-reacting band over the conventional one turns that idea into a two-stage filter — a move that clears only the outer envelope reads differently from one that pierces both — and the setup section of the video is largely spent arguing why the stricter condition is the whole point. It also narrows *when* the pattern is worth looking for, pointing at the session open as the window where 1-minute volatility is most likely to produce the expansion the approach depends on.
The dollar figure in the title is the creator's own claim and is not something a viewer can verify from the video, so it is better read as framing around the method than as an expected outcome — especially on a 1-minute chart, where spread, commissions and slippage consume a meaningful share of each trade's range. This page covers the concept and the specific angle the source video takes on it; the step-by-step configuration is walked through in the video itself.
Topics
bollinger bands strategy · double bollinger bands · breakout strategy · scalping strategy · 1 minute strategy · forex strategy · technical indicators · trading strategy · tradingview strategy · pine script · bollinger band breakout scalping · high frequency trading
Frequently asked questions
What is a Bollinger Bands "Double B" breakout strategy?
It is a breakout approach that plots two separate Bollinger Band sets on the same chart instead of the usual one, so that a directional move has to clear both volatility envelopes rather than a single band before it is treated as a valid breakout signal.
What is a Bollinger Band squeeze, and why does it matter for scalping?
A squeeze is a period of contracting volatility in which the bands narrow toward price. Band-based traders watch it because compression tends to be followed by expansion, and on a 1-minute chart that expansion is what gives a scalp enough range to be worth taking.
When during the day is this strategy meant to be used?
The source video focuses on the session open, on the reasoning that 1-minute volatility is highest as the session begins and that is when a squeeze is most likely to resolve into a real move rather than fade.
Can the profit claim in the video title be verified?
No — the figure is the creator's own statement and cannot be confirmed from the video, so it should not be treated as an expected result. The only sound way to assess a method like this is to backtest and forward-test it yourself on 1-minute data with realistic costs. Strategy Decoder extracts the structure of strategies presented in video sources so you can evaluate them on TradingView instead of taking a headline number at face value.
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