6) Day trading stocks starter to profitable

Name: 6) Day trading stocks starter to profitable
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Day trading stocks

Created byHesham Kamel

Last updated 3/2023

English

What you'll learn

What you need to know to get started about day trading stocks
Different types of accounts, trading types and tradable stocks
recommended platforms and tools
Executions, advanced technical analysis and efficient day trading strategies
Advanced risk managment
Day trading psychology

Course content

4 sections • 39 lectures • 6h 6m total length

What is day trading8:03
Day trading is the short-term buying and selling of assets using leverage to profit from price moves, with risk management and psychology guiding decisions, and positions closed before market close.
Stock types2:19
Discover four stock types—blue chips, income stocks, growth stocks, and defensive stocks—and learn how dividends, volatility, and price movement shape day trading opportunities.
Account types2:41
Compare cash, margin, and IRA accounts, see how settlement delays and buying power affect day trades, overnight holds, and retirement tax considerations.
Day trading vs swing trading5:05
Contrast day trading and swing trading by time frames, dedication, and risk. Investing relies on long-term dividends, while signals drive short-term trades with profits, losses, and fees via online platforms.
Expectations vs reality in day trading4:50
Set realistic expectations for day trading by embracing a learning curve over weeks to months, managing risk and money, and refining your edge toward small profits.
Primary and secondary markets0:57
Learn how the primary market issues shares via IPOs and how day traders trade those securities in the secondary market, including the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
Types of orders the difference between futures and stocks9:53
Explore market and limit orders and how they affect execution and price. Compare futures and stocks on margin, short selling, dividends, and expiration to understand market differences.
How prices move4:22
Learn how the ladder reveals price movement through bid sizes, buyers and sellers, and the interaction of market and limit orders that forms candles and signals liquidity, auction dynamics.
Data feed21:33
Learn to source centralized data for futures and stocks, compare it with forex, and use daily and leg-level volume profiles to detect accumulation and value-driven moves.
Recommended platforms3:12
Discover top platforms for day trading: trade zero for small accounts with margin and commissions, fenves fund for stock screening and news, and trading view for charting.
Executing through your platform9:02
Learn to navigate a trading platform with level II depth of market, time and sales, charts, hotkeys, and to execute market or limit orders while managing short positions.
Technical analysis20:01
Understand price action through one-hour candles, volume-driven momentum, and supply-demand dynamics; identify support and resistance, trend lines, and channels to spot breakouts and use Fibonacci retracements for entry levels.

My tools and strategies intro1:24
Explore my trading tools and strategies, including vwap, auction theory, volume profile, trend trading, and fibonacci levels to build a consistent edge.
Anchor vwap8:01
Analyze the anchor VWAP to measure volume-driven price moves, using it with entry strategies, confirmations, and risk management to trade news-driven moves in stocks and futures.
The panic strategy7:38
Trade the panic strategy by targeting stocks that gap down over 4% with price above $10 and 500k volume, then short below 9.50 using anchor vwap.
Trading news and confirming with price action6:21
Pair fundamentals and sector understanding with price action to spot big moves, then confirm entries using trend breaks, news, and a volume-weighted average price anchor in your watchlist.
Squeeze ride strategy7:16
Explore the squeeze ride strategy at the us market open: trade gaps, long on red-day gaps up, short on green-day gaps down, with stops at prior high/low and end-day targets.
Day Trading easy plan for growing accounts14:38
Develop a daily trading plan with a fixed daily risk, using a $2,500 capital and anchor VWAP tests on gap plays with volume, manage exits, and report performance.
imbalances27:17
Master the imbalances approach to futures trading by identifying dry and liquid values from reactions and trading between value levels without volume profile, with risk management on a one-minute chart.
The auction and vp23:07
Explore how price moves as an auction between buyers and sellers, and use volume profile to identify value, POC, HVN, LVN, and value area for trading.
Day volume types5:51
Explore the main volume profile types—normal day, normal variation, trend day, double distribution day, non trend day, neutral day, and neutral extreme—and how they shape value and liquidity.
The US market open edge11:15
Identify the prior day’s closing price, mark the day volume profile’s LVNs around it, then trade the Globex open toward the opposite LVN with stops and targets at LVNs.
The open edge recap on stocks opening5:37
Learn to use the open edge with volume profile on stocks to execute day trades at market open and pre-market, using LVN ranges for precise entries and exits.
Types of values14:46
Identify market values on your chart, including the point of control, hidden value, trend lines, and the x pattern, using volume profile and Fibonacci extension to predict price levels.
Market mechanics around values5:52
Learn how market mechanics drive price movement between value ranges, guided by liquidity and the constant interaction of supply and demand, with value rejections signaling reversals.
Hidden values9:45
Identify hidden values on the ten-second chart with volume profile to spot fresh liquidity, odd liquid prices, and key levels for trading.
The tradable setups around values23:02
Trade around value using four key setups—pt2, b2, h3 and head and shoulders—guided by trend breaks, fakeouts, and hidden value, while prioritizing risk management.
Execution entries/ stop loss/ take profit8:50
Master entry rules, stop-loss placement, and take-profit targets for two day-trading setups, using neckline breaks and trend lines, with value-based targets and scaled contracts.

Understand the nature of day trading risk3:02
Assess day trading risk based on experience, not fixed highs or lows, since risk reflects knowledge and money management. Identify, evaluate, and monitor risks, considering fees, platforms, and market volatility.
Capital information price risk6:15
Keep capital emotionally free, master price risk versus information risk, and optimize entries (ten), targets (thirteen), and stops (eight) across large sample sizes.
Losses5:05
Reframe losses as expenses in day trading, treat trading as a business, adopt a growth mindset, and use trading reports to learn and improve risk management.
Sizing8:12
Master systematic sizing for day trading stocks by using an accumulated profit column, moving averages, and trend lines to adjust position size and manage risk.
Risk managment and scale down10:09
Master futures risk management by scaling down risk across trading days. Preserve long-term profitability through a drawdown plan and disciplined size adjustments.
Trade managment22:51
Master day trading risk by waiting for setups with a 1 to 3 risk-reward, sizing to your plan, and using a risk-cover strategy with partial exits and trailing stops.

Market vs. trader's edge4:47
Master the trader's edge by controlling strategy, risk, entries and exits, sizing, and timing; align with market price moves to trade confidently and limit mistakes.
How beginners and professionals look at trading7:49
Compare beginner and professional approaches to day trading, from ego-driven profits to disciplined learning, risk control, and plan-based execution. Learn how mentors, demos, and peer review support sustainable growth.
Market cycles8:06
Explore how market cycles shift with volatility, trend, and consolidation from a trader’s auction perspective, and learn to adapt by reading price movement, value, and liquidity.
Types of trades outcome7:17
Learn how trading outcomes fall into four types—good winning, bad winning, good losing, and bad losing—while managing risk, psychology, and the big picture through patterns and probability.
Thinking in probabilities10:12
Learn to think in probabilities to manage risk in day trading, using sample size experiments, coin flips, and probability-based strategies to minimize losses and maximize long term profits.

Requirements

No experience required to attend this course

Description

This 38 lectures course is focused on day trading stocks, suitable for beginners and intermediate levels as we discuss everything you need to know to start you journey in day trading, strategies, risk management, execution and trading psychology.

I highly recommend beginners to take time to set short and long term goals, build enough screen time by observing markets and applying strategies and risk managment and trade on a demo for 4 to 6 weeks before trading live capital.

The auction and volume approach is the reality of any tradable markets, where you can interact with actual buyers and sellers, which will provide you with better visual of how and why prices moving, so this education is focused on:

1) What you need to know to start day trading stocks.

2) Expectation vs. reality in day trading.

3) How prices move.

4) Recommended platforms and tools to day trade.

5) Using the volume tools and advanced strategies (short and long term trading)

6) The auction and volume profile execution and strategies.

7) The process of trade execution including entries, stop losses, scaling and taking profit.

8) How to size you trades.

9) Day trading advanced risk managment to find best entries, reduce risk, scale out of trades and maximize profits.

10) Trading psychology in focus where I cover risk nature and the process of successful risk trading and how to develop for longevity in trading.

11) this material will be updated with more material along with my live trading and trading development.

Who this course is for:

This material is for anyone wants to take their stocks day trading to the next level

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Course content

Introduction12 lectures • 1hr 32min

Tools and strategies16 lectures • 3hr 1min

Risk managment6 lectures • 56min

Trading psychology and extra topics5 lectures • 38min

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