
Explore swing trading as the middle ground between day trading and investing, holding multi-day to multi-week positions to capture market swings using price structure, technical analysis, and macro context.
Align weekly, daily, and four-hour timeframes to guide swing trades. Higher time frames carry more authority, with weekly trend, daily structure, and four-hour timing for entries.
Master swing trading tools by separating charting and analysis from execution, using TradingView for charts and a broker's platform for orders, and tracking results in a trading journal.
Master swing highs and swing lows, identify higher highs and higher lows, and spot swing points via 50% retracement, breakouts, and retests for trending and range markets.
Master support and resistance as zones across stock, commodity, Bitcoin index, and currency charts, marking breakouts, retests, dynamic 200 exponential moving average support, and average true range stops.
Apply Dow's primary, secondary, and minor trend framework to identify the market tide, waves, and ripples, and use failure swings and trendline breaks to ride trends confidently.
Master swing trading with VWAP and volume to gauge fair value, confirm trend strength, and enter via VWAP retests and rising volume.
Explore how multi-timeframe confluence across weekly, daily, and four-hour charts signals alignment for potential dollar yen longs, using trend, patterns like harami and hammer reversals, and breakout entries.
Apply stop placement using swing highs and lows, ATR, and structure to manage risk. Use two to two-and-a-half times ATR, trend line breaks, and swing points with moving averages.
learn to size positions across stocks, currencies, and commodities using volatility-based methods like the average true range and position size calculators, while accounting for rollover interest and broker costs.
Learn to spot strong swing trading setups by aligning a clear uptrend across monthly, weekly, and daily timeframes with volume-validated price patterns such as hammer reversals, harami, and inside bars.
Apply seasonality and event studies to swing trade central bank decisions, using ECB rate outcomes and market reactions in euro dollar, dax, and euro stocks.
Study a Dax case where a false break of an inside bar near key support, with a bullish engulfing signal, triggers a new swing trade.
Establish a consistent weekly swing trading routine with macro review, chart prep, and watch-list building, then plan entries around major levels and multi-timeframe confluence.
Explore a practical trading journal structure template for futures and swing trading, using Notion to track date, PNL, discipline, emotional state, market conditions, and weekly to monthly reviews.
Welcome.
I am truly glad you are here.
Swing trading is one of the most powerful ways to approach the market because it gives you time, clarity, and control. In this course, I will guide you step by step so you can understand the market with confidence and trade without the stress that comes from rushing or guessing.
We begin by building a strong foundation. You will learn what swing trading really is, how it compares to day trading and long term investing, and how to use the right timeframes to capture high quality moves. From there, we’ll explore market structure, price action, and the essential concepts that help you see the market’s direction with purpose rather than confusion.
As you move forward, you will discover the core technical tools that swing traders rely on every day. You will learn how to use moving averages, RSI, MACD, ATR, Fibonacci, trendlines, volume, and VWAP in a simple and practical way. By understanding how these tools fit together, you will begin to see clear, high probability opportunities that many traders miss.
Together, we will walk through entry and exit strategies, including breakouts, pullbacks, continuation patterns, and major reversal setups. You’ll learn where to place stops, how to set targets, and how to use structure and ATR to manage risk intelligently. Everything is designed to give you a calm, repeatable approach.
Of course, swing trading is only as strong as your risk management. You will learn how to size positions, protect your capital, and apply reward to risk rules that keep you consistent. You will understand the math behind expectancy so you can finally trade with discipline instead of emotion.
We will also cover screening, watchlist building, and how to use tools like TradingView, Finviz, and Seasonax to find strong setups in stocks, forex, indices, and commodities. You will learn how to use monetary policy to your advantage and how to align multiple timeframes for cleaner trades.
To bring everything to life, you will go through a full set of case studies from real markets. We will break down swing trades step by step so you can see exactly how the concepts work in real market conditions.
Finally, you will learn how to create a complete swing trading routine that includes daily prep, weekly planning, journaling, and emotional discipline. This is where everything comes together and becomes a system you can trust.
By the end of this course, you will understand how swing trading works, how to read the market with clarity, and how to trade with a structured, confident approach. You are not here to rush. You are here to build real skill, and I will be with you through every step of the journey.
Whenever you are ready, let’s begin.
Master Educational Disclaimer
Educational Purposes Only — Not Trading Advice. This course explains swing-trading concepts, tools, and workflows. Nothing herein is a recommendation or a solicitation to buy, sell, or hold any security, derivative, or instrument. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions.
Core Risk Disclosure for Swing Trading
Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Swing trades carry overnight and weekend gap risk, liquidity risk at the open/close, and may incur margin interest, borrow fees, and slippage. Past performance—actual, back-tested, or simulated—is not necessarily indicative of future results.
Hypothetical/Back-Test Legend
Hypothetical results have many inherent limitations. No representation is made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Assumptions, model error, slippage, and liquidity constraints can materially affect results.