COURSE OVERVIEW

This course includes everything you need to know to properly trade based on what you see on the charts. The provided information and analysis style is what enabled me to quit my 9-5 job within just 2 years of trading. I provide comprehensive insights & techniques that allowed me to become consistently profitable.

You'll be able to apply this to all markets.

Technical Analysis. I teach you how to read a chart, understand price movements and interpret direction in the market.

You have lifetime access.

Yes, this course is designed for beginner traders.

Here's an overview of my trading style: my trades are highly based on technical analysis. I mostly scalp and day trade without the use of Level 2 and Time & Sales. I rely on my understanding of reading price movements without the reliance of indicators. If you're looking for a simple, straight-forward and effective way to trade, this is the course for you.

This course assumes you have a basic understanding of what trading is as well as basic terminology (e.g. calls, puts, bull/bear market). If you are brand new to trading, I highly suggest reading my beginner book before starting this course.

I didn't find any trading books to help my trading. I do highly recommend reading my eBook as it is very comprehensive, especially in regards to understanding the options chain.

Within my discord, I provide 24/7 support for any questions you have as well as walking through,during webinars, topics you need further clarification on.

The best way to learn is through practice -- be sure to apply everything I just covered to real data on the charts. E.g. Analyze larger timeframes to understand trend direction, look for opportunities where you could have entered a trade.

This information is useless without proper execution, discipline, consistency & a plan. I spent an extensive amount of time on the charts everyday and documented my observations for future references. I studied about 3 hours a day when I was working towards leaving my job, this greatly fast tracked my progress. I'd recommend you be objective with your time -- e.g. I see price shooting up for the whole day, where could I enter and can I repeat this strategy based on all my observations from this particular trade?

It's dependent on how much you are willing to risk losing -- only put in an amount you are comfortable with. I started with $7,000 in my brokerage, I saved up and knew I'd lose it in the process of learning. That may be little or a lot to you -- there's not correct amount, determine what's best for you and your circumstances.

You need to be consistent & disciplined -- "the person who never quits, never fails". Develop a well-defined trading strategy, become self-aware and eliminate your weaknesses, show up everyday no matter how you feel and trust the process. Successful traders are relentless. Trading will weed out the weak so if you go in with the right mindset, you're going to make it.

If you haven't developed a solid strategy yet and you're not profitable, there's no need to put a lot of money into a trade. Until you have an edge and see consistent wins, don't leverage. Once you get there, then you could start sizing up.

I understand your struggle, I had to be in the office during market hours. Here are my recommendations: Use PTO: I allotted 1 hour/day to trade the market open (how I developed my scalping strategies) Swing Trade: Develop swing trading strategies so you don't need to be on the charts all day. Set alerts or automatic buy/sell orders Rearrange work schedule: May not be possible for everyone but if you have that flexibility, take advantage of it Chart at night: Do all charting and preparation the night before to save time Focus on 2-3 stocks: It's hard to look at so many things at once especially with certain circumstances Backtest everyday: since you can't trade much during market hours, replay what you missed and look for trading opportunities you could have taken *PTO (paid time off) is equivalent to paid-vacation or leave

I spent every window of opportunity backtesting & developing my trading skills -- lunch hours, before work, after work, weekends. There were a lot of sacrifices. I would also write reminders of my trading rules & strategies to keep myself in check during live trading. I knew that if I didn't do the things that needed to be done, the longer I'd be stuck at my 9-5. Choose your hard.

I was consistently profitable, had savings incase things didn't work out right away & stuff just clicked -- I had confidence in my strategy and myself. Everyone's journey & timeline is different so don't be discouraged -- if I can quit my 9-5, so can you!