Short Sell & Day Trading (2 Course Bundle) 21 Hours

Understand short selling in a bear market: sell first, buy later, borrow shares from your broker, and cover to realize the profit from the price difference.

A bull market is a period of rising prices driven by greed and optimism, where buyers chase gains and savvy traders know when to enter and exit.

Learn key short sale metrics like short interest as a percentage of outstanding shares and the short interest ratio, and how liquidity and short squeezes influence trading risk.

Identify sources of short interest data and learn to read key metrics like days to cover, short interest ratio, and average daily volume to spot potential short squeeze targets.

Explore the relative volatility index (RVI), its use of standard deviation to signal future price direction, and how period settings and the 50 level influence short selling decisions.

Learn how to set up and interpret the relative vigor index (rvi), using the 70 threshold and a 50 line to identify bullish signals and short selling considerations.

The lecture explains the VIX index and how fear measured by VIX signals market movements, guiding short selling decisions and option strategies related to the S&P 500 and other indexes.

Explore Bollinger bands as a volatility tool for timing selling and buying options, and apply a long iron strategy to capitalize on volatility cycles.

Understand how pulling a band signals trend changes and when to short sell, using price action around the red line and contracted vs expanded bands to time entries and exits.

Master short selling with a double top technique, learn entry points, and how put options cap risk for profitable opportunities in futures markets.

Master exit strategies for short selling by learning to square off, follow buy signals from double lows and highs, and manage risk to lock in profits.

Learn risk control for short selling and day trading by using stop losses, exiting on preset levels, and leveraging put options to reduce risk and protect gains.

Apply a complete trading strategy shown with real examples to learn what to do when things go wrong, using short selling, stop losses, and put options to limit risk.

learn how fibonacci retracement identifies support and resistance by plotting extreme highs and lows, with 0% to 100% reversal and levels such as 38.2, 50, and 61.8 percent.

Learn how Fibonacci retracement identifies support and resistance by plotting 0% to 100% of a move, defining extremes and reversals, and guiding stop-loss placement.

Identify trendlines and support and resistance levels to understand price action and anticipate reversals, using highs and lows to guide entries, exits, and profits.

Explore how long puts offer leverage and flexibility, with the right but not the obligation to exercise, and premium considerations, while comparing to short selling and hedging a long position.

Explore how inverse ETFs offer short exposure and hedging for financials without short selling privileges, highlighting advantages like lower fees and tax treatment, plus liquidity and risk considerations.

Explore futures and options contracts, including obligations in futures, optional rights in options, strike prices, premiums, expiries, and the practical differences for day trading and liquidity.

Explore how hedging uses futures and options to remove risk from an existing investment by locking in future prices, with farmers fixing prices six months ahead.

Explore arbitrage opportunities across cash and futures markets by exploiting price differentials, such as between UK and US trading, used by hedge funds, while accounting for transaction costs.

Explore the put/call ratio as a key sentiment and forecasting tool signaling market direction. See how institutions hedge with puts and calls and how the ratio guides market strategies.

Understand how the put/call ratio signals market turning points and shifts in bullish outlooks, using extreme readings as contrarian indicators influenced by institutional and retail option activity.

Forex short selling differs from stocks by executing a two-sided trade—buying one currency while selling another in a single operation, aided by deep liquidity.

Master eurusd short selling on the daily level by recognizing two highs, a fall, and precise exits to lock in pips.

Learn a four-hour EURUSD short selling strategy, tracing highs and lows, using a two-day window for entries, and adjusting stop losses with support and resistance.

Master EURUSD short selling on the 1H chart by mastering intraday signals, risk-first decisions, and cautious exits to protect against losses while pursuing small, steady profits.

Explain Fibonacci retracement and doggett targets to guide short selling in EURUSD, highlight zero-risk strategies, risk-first discipline, and using targets with closing basis for precise exits.

Analyze usd/jpy daily price action, learn short selling strategies, identify double tops and rising highs, manage risk with stops, and seek exceptional profits through disciplined trades.

Explore usd jpy 4h insights focusing on short selling, price action, trade planning, risk management, and recognizing traps to protect profits.

Explore usd/jpy hourly insights, weighing leverage, commissions, and risk while learning intraday long and short signals and how brokers' terms shape trading decisions.

Learn to use Fibonacci retracement to identify targets and entry/exit signals in usd/jpy, with real-time lessons on 50%, 61.8%, and 78% levels and cross-line confirmations.