Professional Swing Trading Course (Fast & Simple)

Learn how swing trading differs from day trading, with multi-day horizons, macroeconomic and industry outlooks, and a proprietary strategy using fundamentals and technical analysis to pick the best trades.

This lecture covers three essential tools for swing trading: a brokerage account, trading view for charts, and a stock screener, with United States stocks and market cap over 300 billion.

Explore how leading indicators and PMI reports shape future price expectations and guide you to read company financials to position ahead of quarterly earnings across Q1 to Q4.

Learn to read leading indicators—PMI, University of Michigan sentiment, and building permits—to anticipate economic shifts, gauge bullish versus bearish momentum, and inform swing trading decisions.

Learn how PMI, CSI, consumer sentiment, and building permits signal three to nine months ahead, and translate manufacturing data into trade ideas through sectors like computer electronic products and mining.

Assess market conditions and bullish or bearish trends, select aligned industries and mining stocks, then analyze cash, debt, revenue, and analyst estimates to inform trades.

Measure relative performance as a spread-trade tool that compares like-for-like stocks to identify which one outperforms, using long and short positions to hedge risk.

Generate bottoms-up swing ideas by judging the economic outlook, avoid short selling in a bull market, and pick bullish industries and top stocks using fundamental and technical signals.

Master a simple, fast swing trading model by discarding misleading indicators, back testing, and using just two moving averages (20 and 200), one volume profile, and three candlestick patterns.

Understand how chart timeframes define candlesticks and price action, from monthly to one-minute intervals. Explore opening, closing, intraday highs and moving averages (20 and 200) to inform swing trading decisions.

Master a simple candlestick approach focused on bullish and bearish setups, elephant and mini elephant bars, and pin bars. This method emphasizes profit through consistency in price action and entries.

Explore how the 20 and 200 moving averages define short-term and long-term trends, with death cross and gold cross signals indicating bullish or bearish regimes.

Learn to read volume profile to identify buying pressure and selling pressure through big green, small green, and red candles, and distinguish positive and negative profiles.

Explore a proprietary trading strategy with a competitive edge, backtesting insights, and simple rules for entering, exiting, and adding to winners, plus a record-keeping template.

Master the proprietary bull flag ema strategy, using volume, pullbacks to the 20 ema, and entries on new highs with stops below the last low to capture high risk/reward moves.

Learn how to add on winning trades with breakeven stop losses, manage average price, and scale into gains using pullbacks, 2r targets, and unwinding and adding.

Learn closing rules by selling half to lock in profit, then manage the remainder with stop losses and breakeven adjustments to protect gains and limit losses.

Define a fixed risk per trade with a 2:1 reward, aim for about 20 trades monthly, and follow strict rules to achieve roughly 70% win rate and consistent profitability.

Track swing trading performance with a simple weekly journal, ensuring 50% win rate and a 1.1 penalty ratio for eight consecutive green weeks before moving to live trading.

Develop high-quality, one-trade-per-day swing trading discipline using proprietary strategies, resistance levels, and level II data to anticipate institutional liquidity and go with the flow.

Learn how the state of the 20 and 200 moving averages guides trades, entering only on narrow states and avoiding wide gaps for big wins and small losses.

Explore the concept of price state versus moving average state, examining how the current price relates to the 20 moving average and the implications for swing trading.

Compare narrow and wide states of the 20 and 200 moving averages to assess trade opportunities, identify breakouts and bull flags, and set stop losses below the last low.

Identify support and resistance levels, including horizontal and diagonal patterns, and recognize bull traps and round-number psychology to anticipate price movements.

Understand how moving averages act as support and resistance as price tests the 20 and 200 MA, with breakouts, consolidations, and confirmations via volume profile and level two.

Learn how round figure levels, like dollar and half-dollar marks, act as horizontal support and resistance, creating bullish or bearish setups when prices bounce or break.

Identify liquidity seekers and how they drive price through unwinding around bullish and bearish setups. Recognize bull and bear traps and adjust or exit trades to protect capital.

discover the hexagon hypothesis of six events shaping any goal, including stock trading, and learn when to inflate profits, deflate losses, or persist for a breakout.

Master swing trading rules by aligning with market conditions and proximity to the 20 ema, avoid entries far from the 20 ema, and manage intraday orders; sell on the news.

Learn the one essential attribute (stability) that unlocks breakthrough in swing trading, reinforced by risk management guidance, demo account success, and steady growth toward becoming a powerful trader.