
Sandra, an active trader since 2016, shares her day trading journey on GER40, detailing five popular strategies, daily analysis routines, and the psychological challenges of executing trades.
Introduction to GER40 day trading teaches step-by-step chart analysis from daily to five-minute frames, using Metatrader five, plan a plan b, and disciplined risk management to generate trade ideas.
Know the prerequisites: open a demo or live broker account with familiar software (MT4/MT5), have initial CFD trading experience with strategies, and acknowledge the risk notice.
Learn to analyze GER40 daily chart and translate insights to one-hour and five-minute entries using previous day high/low, price marks, support and resistance, and a plan A/B for gap trades.
Explore how the one hour chart shows a double bottom near the previous day's low, a price gap to close, and trendlines from daily and hourly timeframes signaling a reversal.
Analyze the five-minute chart to confirm a short-term downtrend, assess a daily double bottom and breakout potential, and plan A and plan B around the 200-period moving average and 12,000.
Master risk management for GER40 day trading by evaluating breakout entries, choosing whether to retest, and placing stops to maintain favorable risk-reward and appropriate position size relative to account risk.
Delineates a detailed entry approach for GER40 trading, emphasizing at least three entry arguments, momentum and volatility signals, and risk management with small stops.
Learn trade management for day trading GER40, targeting the gap's upper end and letting profits run. Use break-even stops, RSI divergence, and RC as exit signals across timeframes.
Master the GER40 opening strategy: trade the price retracement to the opening after 9 a.m., using daily highs/lows, resistance, support, and Fibonacci tools to plan A and Plan B.
Watch the one hour chart as price gaps out of the trend channel, retests the channel with a momentum long, and a reversal candle at 12,700 hints an upward shift.
Analyze the five minute chart within the daily candle context to identify the uptrend. Use opening price as reference and target an 80-point retracement for Plan A and Plan B.
Master risk management for GER40 day trading by weighing entry timing, stop placement, and position sizing, using Fibonacci retracement levels, moving averages, and ATR-based stop concepts.
Explore momentum candle entry signals and retracement risk management using a 1:1 reward-to-risk ratio, dotted entry lines, and breakout open range strategy, with stop levels.
Master trade management in GER40 day trading by applying the opening price target and open range breakout setups, and analyze entry signals within the trend channel to time breakouts.
Follow RSI divergence for after-hours moves with a 2-to-1 risk-reward across time frames; analyze the GER40 daily chart and the trend below the 200-period moving average.
Analyze the one hour chart in a downtrend, noting RSI divergence near the trend channel's lower boundary after a bounce, and prepare a potential long entry with cautious stops.
Analyze the five minute chart to spot RSI divergence and a possible double bottom. Prepare a trade based on a potential change in direction.
Apply a five minute trend channel to plan short term entries. Enter after crossing or retesting the trend line, with a 50-point stop and 0.04 lot on €100.
Choose an entry from the last two candles after the RC divergence, typically entering the first candle but awaiting the retest; then apply trade management.
manage trades by tightening stops and taking partial profits as target one and target two approach, protecting gains while maintaining a disciplined trader mindset.
Explore the open range breakout strategy on the GER40, analyzing the 9–10 a.m. opening range, its long breakout, and the mirrored price move toward the trend channel.
Spot the lower boundary of daily Trent Channel tested three times as triple confirmation of a trend reversal, with a breakout past 200-period moving average and day's high as support.
Apply the open range breakout strategy on the five minute chart to plan a 9 a.m. candle breakout. Identify targets from the 9–10 a.m. rectangle and apply risk management.
Explore how candle action informs breakout entries, where the stop sits above or below the rectangle, with 80-point stops and risk-reward planning for GER40 day trading.
Enter at the upper end with a lower-end stop, targeting the rectangle's upper end, and watch for false breakouts in the small trend channel.
Apply direct limits and pull the stop to break even at 12,600, then open the rectangle twice to set the target for a breakout, while completing the software task.
Explore big moves on the Ger40 with the daily chart in volatile times, using a swing trading style on a five-minute chart within a one-hour frame.
Explore chart analysis on the one hour chart, identifying uptrends, turning points, and trend channels, and compare five minute versus higher time frames within GER40 trading.
Analyze the GER40 5-minute chart to spot a 9 a.m. bounce, momentum reversal, and a railroad pattern near 13,500, guiding entry signals for a potential day move.
Execute risk management with a 20-point stop to target 200 points from daily GER40 movement, using a momentum candle as the entry signal and detailed trade management.
Explore trade management for GER40, including open range breakout setup, stop placement, riding breakouts, and exits driven by RSI divergence, illustrated by a 190-point move.
In this course you can find my detailed step by step instructions for the 5 best known strategies in daytrading and how I implement them. On a total of 75 screenshots taken in Metatrader 5 I will show you, how I approach preparation for trades the same way over and over again. The preparation goes from the D1 chart to H1 to the entry candle in the M5 timeframe. I will show you in detail how I plan specific entries and how I implement risk and trade management. You can then use those instructions as a template for your own trades with the according strategies. After every lesson you can find many exercises, which you can apply in your own software. This course is basically the third volume to my books "Mein 1. Jahr als Trader" and the follow up "Mein 2. Jahr als Trader", in which I have been documenting my training to become a trader from day one. I have decided to use this next current state of my trading skills for this course instead of a book, simply because I wanted to try something new. In addition, a course offers way more opportunities than a book. I have started a bit timid with this first approach, but time after time I will add new content. I would be more than happy about your feedback, if this course helped you in any way :)