
Learn disciplined habits to minimize losses and maximize profits, avoid overleverage, and calibrate volume point of control with pivot levels to improve entries and exits.
Adopt disciplined risk management and emotional control, cultivate key trading habits, learn from mistakes, avoid chasing losses, and focus on one market while applying the 2% rule.
Evaluate risk before profit by identifying entry and stop placement, apply the 2% risk rule to protect capital, and treat trading as a disciplined business rather than gambling.
Follow the trend to manage risk and boost rewards. Enter on a break of the lower low in a downtrend, place a stop above last high, use the 2% rule.
Learn how a breakeven strategy uses a two-lot trend-following approach, with stops at the last low, to reduce stress and protect capital while letting profits run.
Plan every trade by evaluating risk, entry, stops, targets, and position size, while confirming trend, divergences, pivots, and waiting for key economic reports before entering.
Leverage the volume point of control (VPOC) to identify support or resistance, using weekly and daily volume with pivot points to time entries and exits.
Learn to use MACD divergence to gauge momentum and trend continuation, avoid trades on divergence, and apply a trend-following plan with moving averages and clear buy/sell rules.
Patience drives winning trades through disciplined homework and a clear strategy, waiting for best setups. Enter fewer trades, move stops only when profitable, and let market guide your direction.
Let profits ride until the trend changes, move the stop under the last low, and stay patient and disciplined to let one to three large trades drive gains.
Stay unbiased by following the market's moves, avoid opinions or ego, let price guide decisions, and exit or move on when trades don’t work.
Stay on guard in trading by prioritizing mindset, risk management, and disciplined use of time-tested strategies; prepare thoroughly, manage leverage, and set progress goals to keep emotions in check.
Keep a detailed end-of-day trading journal to report each trade, what happened, and lessons learned, using 2–3 simple strategies to build discipline and view trading as a business.
Master a single instrument, stock, index, or commodity, watch it closely, review your weekly journal, buy in uptrends and sell on downtrends, and learn from losses.
Get rich slowly by making wealth one trade at a time, starting small, staying disciplined, and preparing knowledgeably to grow capital steadily without letting ego drive losses.
Develop discipline, control emotions, and prepare before trades; evaluate risks for capital preservation, plan trades, journal lessons, and become an expert in one market while building wealth slowly.
Trading the markets is a challenging job.
Hard-won profits can disappear rapidly and small losses can become major ones very fast.
This course is designed to help you think, plan, and enter your trade like a professional.
Ninette Uzan-Nemitz has traded millions of dollars across practically every market.
Working with over one thousand traders over the past 25 years, she has distilled what works (and what does not work) into rules which will increase your chances for success.
The only condition, it is to have the discipline to follow the rules she teaches here.
Once you have mastered these directives, you will be able to change the way you trade, and adopt the psychological practices you need, to control yourself before trading and while managing your positions.
Building upon your psychological discipline, we will cover core risk management principles so you can protect and build even if you start with the smallest trading account.
By the end of the course you will know what it takes to be a successful trader and appreciate the power of trading technically. You will be able to see and seize more opportunities as well as avoid the tricks and traps of the markets, and your own mind.
These rules are followed by professionals and have been created after hard-won trials and tribulations.
This course assumes that you are using a trading platform, are familiar with basic technical indicators, and have the desire to trade for a living, instead of the ill-will to gamble.