
Build a solid easy money trades playbook for day traders, focusing on low-risk, high-reward scalps, simple criteria, optimal sizing, and mental capital recovery during drawdowns.
Discover how price movements unfold in a market through the price ladder, limit orders, and liquidity, and watch aggressive traders trigger a short squeeze.
Explore essential day trading tools, including volume profile, depth of market, anchor VWAP, and ATR, with quick recaps and a focus on easy money trades and trade journaling.
Utilize two practice platforms for day trading: TradingView with a 30-day free trial for volume profile and auction tools, and Trader Bayt with a 14-day demo for depth of market.
Spot a three-day lower value on the volume profile to trigger a short or long squeeze, then enter on a fake out with trendlines.
Master the overnight squeeze on the SPX by trading the open. Enter on a gap up after red day, stop at the previous day high, exit end of day.
Explore the S&P 500 flash crash dynamics through time and sales data, highlighting intense sell-side pressure, rapid prints, and bid-ask dynamics during a sharp down move.
Anchor VWAP: more details at lecture #7
Anchor vwap edge explains using anchor vwap to measure volume since a move, apply tight stops, and trade news-driven short and long setups with trend lines and divergence confirmations.
Chasing scalp over the dom uses the price ladder and footprint chart to spot large limit orders behind the price, enabling entries with stops and exploiting breakouts.
Chasing scalp trades through a practice example with self-observation, focusing on short and long squeeze dynamics in day trading.
Identify stocks with an ATR spike above 1.5 or 2 in first two hours, anchor move with VWAP, and wait for retracement toward the anchor before trading to the low.
Observe the closing price and mark lvns from the day volume profile to define Globex edge, then trade toward the opposite lvn or at the open toward a strong lvn.
Explore the open edge on stocks with volume profile to identify tradable ranges and lvns, trading longs and shorts on amc and sofi with pre-market risk controls.
Identify value from candle reactions and trade the imbalances edge in futures by spotting dry values, acceptance and rejection, and trading between defined value levels on a one-minute chart.
Learn futures risk management by understanding tick sizes and contract value for liquid products, then apply scaling down risk plan across a trading week to weather drawdowns and promote longevity.
Learn to protect your downside and grow a small account by scaling to micro trades, applying easy money and short and long squeeze strategies, and staying disciplined through drawdowns.
Explore how the auction drives price moves through buyers and sellers and how volume profile reveals value, high volume nodes, low volume nodes, and the point of control.
Explore six volume profile types: normal day, normal variation, trend day, double distribution day, non trend day, and neutral day, and how big size and value areas drive price.
Practice applying volume profile to each leg of the 10s Nasdaq chart to identify value placement, accumulation, double distribution ranges, and hidden values for directional moves and tight-risk entries.
learn to overcome fear of missing setups by identifying false gut feelings, documenting trade criteria, and journaling decisions to improve risk reward analysis and decision quality.
Learn to recover from large drawdowns by pausing for 2–3 days, reviewing mistakes, setting a tight plan, and returning to trade only the easy, green trades to rebuild confidence.
Learn how emotions and over trading drive daily risk limit violations, and implement protective measures, daily goals, side activities, and broker risk limits to prevent revenge trading.
Withdraw profits after winning streaks to stay confident and stick to your strategy. Allocate 40–60% of big winners as profits and keep a cushion for future trades to manage risk.
Adopt a systematic sizing method using an accumulated profit track and moving averages to guide trade size. Increase size when PNL stays above the moving average and reduce during drawdowns.
Scale down losses to protect capital during drawdowns and set a weekly risk limit. Adjust daily risk after consecutive losing days to navigate changing market cycles.
Apply a flexible, rule-based profit management plan to lock in gains and adjust risk as profits rise, while avoiding revenge trading. Track progress with the profit reference report and pnl.
In this course we will go through the most effective and simple strategies to grow your small account for developing traders (not for complete beginners), come over drawdowns stress free by trading the right scenarios at the right time such as trapped shorts and longs events and finding the easy scalps. We will also look into trading psychology problems and solutions, cause a good problem solver makes a good trader, Most traders obsess about making rules to fix day trading issues, but most of the time traders plan unrealistic or bad solutions.
to fix a serious issue or not identifying the problem correctly. In this course I will help you come over the most common day trading problems with realistic and doable solutions developed while working with hundreds of traders.
I will also address risk managment in day trading as the most important element to keep your account healthy, almost all traders are aware of how important is managing risk yet very few understand and follow solid risk managment nature and strategies.
In this course we cover:
+ Identifying and trading short and long squeeze events
+Learn from history: S&P 500 Flash crash (time/sales)
+ Learn the easy scalps using price ladder
+ How I use anchor VWAP to minimize risk strategy
+ Using the the ATR to trade stocks in play
+ Addressing the most frustrating psychology issues in day trading and solutions
+ Risk Managment plan to keep your account healthy
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
Trading financial markets, including futures, stocks, forex, and other financial instruments, involves substantial risk and may result in the loss of your invested capital.
The information, strategies, examples, charts, and trade scenarios presented in this course are provided for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or trading advice.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.