The Complete,Us indexes,Forex ,Oil and Gold Trading course

Explore four essential elements of the strategy: reading price action trends, key candlestick formations, time in trades, and using the average true range indicator.

Learn to read price action by identifying uptrends, downtrends, or range markets using higher highs, higher lows, and impulsive-corrective wave patterns.

Identify trend changes by recognizing higher highs and higher lows in uptrends, or lower highs and lower lows in downtrends, and the break of the last high or low.

Master the two most important reversal candlesticks, pin bar and engulfing candles, and train your eye to identify them quickly for forex, indices, oil, and gold trading.

Identify the pin bar candlestick formation, a one-candle setup with a long wick signaling a probable reversal. Explore uptrend and downtrend scenarios with corrective waves where pin bars indicate reversal.

Master the engulfing candle patterns, including bullish and bearish engulfing formations, which signal probable reversals in uptrends and downtrends and guide entry ideas in forex, indexes, oil, and gold trading.

Shows pin bars in uptrends, corrections, and downtrends signaling probable reversals, and explains bullish and bearish engulfing candles as reversal indicators.

Identify the best timing to enter trades. Target high-volume windows: 13:00–17:00 GMT+1 for indices and oil, 08:00–17:00 GMT+1 for gold and forex.

Master the average true range to gauge historical volatility over 20 days, plot atr 20 with ema 20, and set logical stop losses and take profits, Nasdaq 100 example.

Explore how R is a unit of risk. Learn how win rate relates to R and why the 1.5R target guides our trading strategy.

Learn to use R as a unit of risk, risking 1% per trade (1R) to aim for 2R or more, avoiding dollar-based stress.

Discover how win rate and reward per trade (R) determine break-even points, from 50% at 1R to 33.3% at 2R, showing higher reward lowers the required win rate.

Focus on risking 1R to make 1.5R in the strategy, as data show a 58% win rate and favorable monthly returns.

Define long-term monthly trend and major zones, analyze last monthly leg for minor zones, assess medium-term daily trend for entry zones, and craft a buy or sell strategy.

Identify trend on the monthly chart—uptrend with higher highs and higher lows or downtrend with lower highs and lower lows—and mark last low as support and last high as resistance.

Analyze the last leg on the monthly chart by candle-by-candle inspection of the last impulsive candle, defining its high as minor resistance and its low as minor support.

Define medium term trend on the daily chart—uptrend or downtrend—using higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows; identify intradaily zones at last high and last low.

Analyze price action on monthly and daily charts to define a zone-based strategy for buying or selling, using minor/major support and resistance and green buy and red sell zones.

Watch a live Nasdaq market analysis on monthly chart and apply the process step by step, define the long term trend, identify major zones, and mark minor supports and resistances.

Analyze the daily chart to identify the medium term uptrend with higher highs and higher lows, defining intradaily support and resistance and key zones for buying or selling.

Follow the major long-term uptrend by buying above the monthly open within the green buy zone, while avoiding trades below the open and outside the gray no-touch zone.

learn to enter markets using breakout and reversal tactics after analyzing long- and medium-term trends, applying a complete analysis to form a strategy, with entries on 15-minute or 1-hour charts.

Apply the breakout tactic by waiting for the last high or low breakout in uptrends, downtrends, or range markets, then follow six entry criteria and stop-loss and take-profit rules.

Identify a Nasdaq long breakout through monthly, daily, and one-hour uptrends with impulsive breakout. Enter under 70% of daily ATR, above open; stop below last low; targets 1R and 1.5R.

Explains breakout short tactic in a downtrend across monthly, daily, and intraday charts; enter on an impulsive break of the low with ATR-based entry, stop above the last high, 1.5R.

Learn a breakout tactic for short trades by confirming a downtrend on monthly, daily, and intraday charts, then entering on an impulsive break below the monthly low with ATR checks.

Identify and apply the reversal tactic in uptrending and downtrending markets by retracing to support or resistance. Enter at those retracement levels to anticipate the continuation of the move.

Learn reversal tactics to enter long trades in an uptrend, using intraday support on 15-minute or 1-hour charts, a steep correction, and a 1 atr entry.

Apply the reversal tactic for long entries by confirming uptrends on monthly, daily, and intraday charts, identifying intraday support, and waiting for a move toward it with atr 20 validation.

Apply the reversal short tactic by confirming a multi-timeframe uptrend, identifying intraday resistance, meeting atr20 and monthly/daily open criteria, then place stops above intraday resistance and target 1.5R with partials.

Identify a downtrend on monthly, daily, and intraday charts; enter a reversal short below the monthly open and above the daily open after testing intraday resistance with ATR-20.

Master risk management in trading to stabilize psychology and navigate proprietary firm challenges, including Ftmo, with practical strategies and a certificate upon completion.

Learn to manage risk in trading by limiting risk per trade to 0.5–2%, with a practical 1% rule to protect capital across trades in indexes, forex, oil, and gold trading.

Learn how drawdown reflects declines from peak in trading capital, how to measure max drawdown, and use it to assess risk and performance.

Calculate your position size from capital and risk per trade using the entry price and stop loss, and manage drawdown by keeping risk per trade between 0.5% and 2%.

Apply phase one prop trading rules: 5% daily loss, 10% max drawdown, 10% target in 30 days, using a day trading strategy with 1R–2R and one trade daily, avoiding news.

learn a phase one risk management strategy to pass a prop trading firm challenge, targeting a $1,000 gain on a $10,000 account while capping daily losses at 5%.

Phase two sets a 5% target in 60 days using day swing trading with fixed risk per trade and 1:2 reward-to-risk, one trade per day.

Apply fixed risk per trade (0.7% or 1%), aim for 5% gains within a 5% loss limit, and follow phase three caps (10% capital loss) with two trades per day.

Define a repeatable trading process to boost win rates and confidence, cultivate efficient habits, and pursue mastery through disciplined, boring, yet profitable professional trading.

Apply a five-step professional trading process, from market analysis to risk and trade management and data tracking, to boost win rate and define your trading style.

Explore trading platforms for day swing trading, including TradingView and Pro Real Time, for analysis and trade execution, with IG Market as a free option.

Adjust indicators by using a simple or exponential moving average with a 10–20 length and apply the 20-day ATR. Set up a demo account on IG Market and configure parameters.

Demonstrate the breakout tactic on GBPUSD with a live long entry, confirming uptrends on monthly, daily, and 15-minute charts and breaking the current monthly high via an impulsive candle.

Apply the reversal tactic in an uptrend by checking monthly, daily, and hourly charts, identifying intraday support, and entering near intraday support with risk management, stop loss, and news checks.

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