
Apply a one percent edge trading system focused on getting the direction right, rigorous risk management, and mastering mind and emotions to improve risk-reward in stock trading.
Learn how Bollinger bands and a three-day and seven-day RSI signal potential reversals in a four-quadrant chart, distinguishing calm versus volatile markets, with 85/15 overbought/oversold to reduce whiplash.
Apply a four-quadrant framework to align the 20, 50, 100, and 200 moving averages; trade only when they slope upward together and avoid near averages with Bollinger bands guiding reversals.
Explore monkey bars, a three-dimensional view of price, volume, and time, illustrating value area, point of control, buying tails, selling tails, and gaps.
Learn how monkey bars, the point of control, and value area guide trading decisions in a rising market, with IWM moves after the election and guidance to avoid risky shorting.
Apply value area and the point of control to identify robust support and resistance, guiding long entries or puts, while considering market direction and bullish conditions.
Analyze price action using point of control and value areas, identify double and triple distributions, and trade from volume mountains to set stops and exploit a one percent advantage.
Assess market bullishness, bearishness, or neutrality using a 30-minute bar scoring method that adds or subtracts for upward or downward slopes, with volume amplified by news events.
Master how each quadrant relates to every trader type and stay on the correct side of the trade, while revisiting videos to reinforce basic trading concepts without traditional pattern methods.
Learn to measure market risk with beta-rated delta, using correlations with the index to balance long and short positions, diversify beyond stocks, and keep your portfolio near zero delta.
Explore why buying options often underperforms due to time decay and expiration, and learn alternative strategies like spreads, covered stocks, and covered golf to limit risk.
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Analyze the morning routine cues to predict future market moves, focusing on incomplete auctions, poor lows and highs, and how volume signals when highs are taken out.
Analyze an oil stock setup using Bollinger bands, the 200-day moving average, and triple distribution, delaying entry until nine point five and the point of control breach signals a long.
Explain the bullish covered call strategy of buying stock and selling calls. Show how premiums, or down payments, accumulate and discuss risks, ideal candidates and high implied volatility.
Explore tier one covered stocks with high liquidity and no earnings risk, plus tier two sector candidates, while avoiding earnings-driven losses and aligning position sizes with capital.
Explore replacing a straddle with an iron fly to collect premium and reduce buying power by selling at-the-money calls and puts while buying out-of-the-money wings.
Explore debit spreads as a vertical options strategy that buys a call and sells another to lower cost. Use delta, ivy, and moving averages to time entry and gauge profit.
Explore a range of options trading strategies, including debit and credit spreads, iron condors, and butterflies, while mastering four to five core methods and their entry and exit rules.
Learn to confirm stock direction via charts, keep a meticulous journal, and limit positions to about 10 symbols to build wealth through disciplined trading.
Analyze a volatile biotech index trade using moving averages, volume profile, and Bollinger bands to time a short entry and a call spread, with overbought signals and risk controls.
I take a bearish position on IBB as it drifts toward the 50-day moving average, monitors resistance around 335-336, and aims to exit within about two weeks after an alert.
Analyze Dow's 240-point drop and a trader's 10-point SPY spread seeking profit through a synthetic position amid moving averages and risk signals.
Analyze a complex options trade on Goldman Sachs, detailing alert-triggered entry, multi-leg spreads, rollouts, and a scratch-winning outcome through covered calls and diagonals.
Explore how a trader navigates a holiday retail sector rally, enters long and hedge positions, and leverages a 200-day moving average to manage risk and seek profit.
Learn to handle a v-shaped reversal in QQQ by rolling the near-term options, adjusting the position to reduce loss, and aiming for a salvageable exit rather than a worst-case outcome.
Turn CMG earnings around with bearish setup below the 200 day and 50 day moving averages, using a vertical spread and hedged call to turn a $900 loss into profit.
Short Netflix using a vanilla bear call spread, with a plan to become an iron condor if needed. The trade hinges on post-earnings rally dynamics, gaps, and moving-average behavior.
learn how a Netflix earnings move sparked a risky spread and how rolling, iron fly, and diagonal adjustments captured upside and produced a net profit after losses.
An index fund tracking mining stocks waits for a reversal, as alerts trigger a move and the price targets rise toward 32–34 with moving averages supporting an uptrend.
Enter long during hurricane Irma as the stock is oversold near support away from the 250-day moving average, then exit after a bullish w pattern near the upper end.
shorting nvda, the stock trader captures a rise to 192, notes a gap and island reversal, and aims for 50% max profit within three days with risk around four dollars.
Analyze a two-day trade on the Brazilian index EWZ, focusing on earnings risk, proximity to the 200-day moving average, and exit strategies using Bollinger bands.
Track a patient Baba trade in a secular bull, entering on a reversal alert and deploying an iron condor to capture a potential gap-fill and profit.
Explore a Disney stock trade during earnings volatility, focusing on price action near the 200-day moving average, a gap fill, and profitable exit at partial max profit.
A bullish Tesla options trade rode an uptrend into earnings, delivering about 50% in three days amid a strong market and rising moving averages.
Observe a Netflix earnings trade that captured about 50 percent of max profit after buying at 44 cents and selling near 90 cents following a pre-earnings rally.
Highlights a Nike trade using a 200-day moving average and earnings gap, using deep in the money calls to gain $60 on a $600 investment in under a week.
Explore how XLY, the consumer discretionary index, gave a bullish breakout past resistance, targeting new highs; apply a debit spread strategy with a W-pattern and earnings-driven moves.
Master a short-term stock option trade setup by analyzing gaps, moving averages, and volume profile, managing earnings risk and aiming for about 30% max profit within two weeks.
Explore a bullish Tesla setup in a strong market, with price rising toward earnings in 15 days, confirmed by a 15-minute chart and a break above the 50-day moving average.
Shorting the utility index, this lecture shows a 55/53 debit spread to profit from a downward move. It costs 0.77 with a 1.23 profit potential per contract, aided by dividends.
XME, a mining stock index fund, shows a bullish reversal with rising volume on the 15-minute chart and hints of a move beyond the 30 resistance toward 32.5.
Trade EWZ by leveraging a move around the 200-day moving average, buying on a gap and tail, then exiting after five days for about $50 from a sub-$500 stake.
Exploit FXI island reversal signals, using gaps and buying tails to time entry and exit for quick gains, with Bollinger band context and risk awareness.
Explore a $15 gain on under $100 with a diagonal option on IYR, rolling near-term expirations to collect premium amid low implied volatility.
Post-earnings reversal triggers a diagonal option trade: buy a deep in-the-money call and sell a near-term call, yielding a $219 gain on $1,750 in six days.
Track market moves driven by news, using alerts to monitor gaps, islands, and moving averages while reviewing a diagonal spread trade to illustrate risk and outcomes.
Learn how to manage a loss in a Netflix trade using a performance covered call strategy, position sizing, and delta management to limit risk.
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Understand how overnight and regular trading hours shape price moves, as closing prices, openings, and longs versus shorts drive day-to-day market dynamics and risk.
Analyze overnight gaps in futures trading, identifying gap up or gap down between yesterday's high and today's open, and trade setups with early stops and caution on extremely wide gaps.
Recognize a failed breakout and a tight range with a strong overnight move, as rallies meet heavy selling near the point of control, signaling caution and flexibility.
Analyze a volatile futures week showing downtrends, reversals, and short-covering spikes, and learn how moving averages—particularly the 200-day and 50-day lines—and visual references inform short-term trading decisions.
The True " Secret Sauce " For Stock Market Success
Success in Stock Market Eluding You? Try My Lessons: Trade Stocks, Options, Forex, Indexes Like A Hedge Fund!
Please read the description in its entirety. I promise it will be worth your time.
The video lessons you are about to watch is a distillation of my experience, making thousands of trades, hundreds of hours of learning, disappointments and success. The lessons are UNLIKE ANYTHING that is available anywhere in the market. I would be surprised if anything even close to this quality exists.
Do not fall for those expensive training by so-called "professional instructors". Most of them are mediocre. If they are genuinely good, it will be expensive. Expect their salespeople to call you to convince you and sell you subscriptions to hot tips and newsletters. I have paid thousands of dollars on these training's and software with spotty success at best.
I have no overheads, no fancy offices or staff. I am a one man Team!
I was teaching the same lesson on a 1 on 1 basis at a very high price. Every single student found this useful until one of my students suggested me to upload the training in Udemy. And here you have it. If you have been trading on your own with spotty success, you will know how easy it is to lose hundreds of dollars in no time. Don't fall for it. Learn the right way.
Making money in stock market is not easy; but losing money is.
All I ask for is few hours of your time and offer a full MONEY BACK GUARANTEE on the course.
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Chandra
SEGMENT ONE : CHARTS
To be a successful trader, you need to know to read Charts. I go over the important chart patterns that I use on a regular basis. The chart patterns go beyond the regular charts and is simple to follow and at the same time very powerful. This is a MUST WATCH segment , whether you trade stocks or options or futures.
SEGMENT TWO: MANAGE HOW TO HANDLE RISK
I constantly get emails about how their good streak of profits ended with some nasty losses. This segment addresses this very important aspect of trading - Managing risks. My training does not go into the "feel good" factor of creating some stop losses. It is objective measure of how long or short you are ; what will happen during a market reversal, how much money are you going to lose etc. Very Powerful information that most traders do not know .
SEGMENT THREE: HANDLING THE STRESS
A trade happens between the ears. To be a successful trader, you need to win the battle of your mind. I go through the lessons explaining what I do to keep a balanced mindset. Believe me, this is the most difficult task among all, and differentiates me from 99 % of the traders.
SEGMENT FOUR : OPTION STRATEGIES
It is exclusively focused on Options, different option strategies with some simple examples. Very important for traders who have basic idea of options.
SEGMENT FIVE
I have some recommendations on some good , newsletters etc.
SEGMENT SIX: LESSONS FROM SALVAGING TRADES FROM LOSSES
Even the best trader is going to see trades go against them; that is the reality. I have spent a whopping seventeen chapters with real life examples of trade that went against me and how I salvaged to scrap the trade for a profit. As an example, I was short Adobe when the sucker gapped up eighteen dollars . Watch how I salvaged the trade ; and of course my favorite is Goldman Sachs that whipsawed me to a potential big loss to a tiny profit.
Even mature traders will find this segment very useful and can use it as a blueprint for handling trades that go against them.
SEGMENT SEVEN: MAKE WINNING A HABIT
Losing trades follow several path ; But winning trades usually have a clear pattern . They work in your favor early on. I have several examples of real trades that were comfortable winners. Looking back at what was the reasoning and chart pattern at entry. Fits well with segment Six of the training program.
SEGMENT EIGHT
The mirror image of Winners - Losers. Very important to learn from losers as well
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