
Learn how futures prices move through the auction, using volume profile and tape reading to identify value, liquidity, and the interaction of market and limit orders.
Discover market mechanics that drive prices between value ranges, guided by liquidity and two-value dynamics, and identify value rejections to anticipate market direction.
Explore how dry values and liquid values, shown on volume profiles, drive futures price action through acceptance and rejection, revealing where liquidity resides.
Explore how to identify and visualize key values on price charts using volume profile’s point of control, hidden values, trend lines, and Fibonacci extensions to predict future market behavior.
Identify hidden values in the volume profile, ahead in value, on the 10-second chart, then mark the level and trade around it with trend lines and Fibonacci.
Master futures day trading with volume profile edge and risk management, illustrated by a live trade example highlighting hidden value (no sound).
Explore volume profile range types and auction types, including normal day, normal variation, trend day, double distribution day, non-trend day, and neutral day, with guidance on value areas and liquidity.
Apply volume profile to each leg on the 10-second Nasdaq chart to identify value placement, accumulation, hidden value, and double distribution ranges that signal potential moves.
Identify value-based setups around liquidity: double tops and bottoms, head and shoulders, and three or four heads; use trend breaks, confirmations, volume profile, and risk management to trade toward value.
Execute entries on neckline or trend-line breaks, place stops above the setup, and scale two contracts to take profits at the value, using head-and-shoulders patterns to guide risk.
Identify the prior close on Nasdaq and crude oil futures, map LVN and HVN with day volume profile, and trade toward the opposite edge after a test or at open.
Learn to apply the opening edge using volume profile on stocks, identify tradeable ranges at market open and pre-market, and manage risk with small size and defined stops.
The squeeze ride: Easy strategy with high accuracy
Learn to practice futures day trading with two platforms - TradingView and Trade with dot com - using volume profile, auction tools, and dom charts, with free trials and demo access.
Observe the L pattern candle on ten-second Nasdaq futures, draw support and resistance, wait for false breakout and confirmation, then enter with a tight stop toward the value area.
In the end I'm reviewing the trades report in Arabic, not a teaching material, just reading/translating the performance report.
Master the ladder (dom) to reduce risk and maximize profits in Nasdaq futures by reading hunter prey liquidity dynamics, round numbers, and walls, and by timing entries with dom signals.
Use the ladder and volume profile cues to navigate a Nasdaq range, identify hidden value, gaps, and imbalances, confirm trend breaks, and manage risk to extend trades.
Navigate live futures day trading with a focus on flush entries, testing signals, and risk management. Analyze liquidity, momentum, and stop-loss placement to exploit reversals and manage range trades.
No sound, just live trade execution. more examples will be added soon.
Review key technicals, trend lines, and hidden value to sharpen the edge. Confirm entries with three heads, momentum continuations, and correlations to manage risk.
For accountability Track your pnl, day risk and performance using the sheet attached.
Master capital risk versus time risk by treating trading as a long-term career, prioritizing skill development over capital, and progressing through learning stages from unconscious incompetence to unconscious competence.
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leverage head and shoulders patterns against hidden value to gain a volume profile edge and enhance risk management in futures day trading.
Explore futures day trading concepts, uncover the volume profile edge, and apply risk management principles in this record #1 session.
Learn futures day trading using volume profile edge techniques and risk management to enhance trading decisions in record #2.
Explore futures day trading strategies with a focus on the volume profile edge. Learn practical risk management techniques to protect capital.
Explore futures day trading using volume profile edge and risk management to improve decision making.
Master futures day trading by leveraging volume profile edge and robust risk management strategies to enhance trading discipline and capital protection.
Explore futures day trading strategies with volume profile edge techniques and practical risk management to improve trade decision quality.
Master futures day trading with a volume profile edge and practical risk management techniques. Learn to apply volume profile insights to identify opportunities and manage risk in fast markets.
Master futures day trading by leveraging volume profile edge and practical risk management strategies demonstrated in record #10.
Discover futures day trading using volume profile edge techniques and practical risk management strategies in this lecture.
Master futures day trading using volume profile edge techniques and robust risk management, as presented in record #12.
Delve into futures day trading strategies using volume profile to gain an edge and implement effective risk management, as covered in record #13.
Explore futures day trading strategies with a volume profile edge and practical risk management techniques for disciplined, high-probability trades.
Explore futures day trading insights, volume profile edge, and risk management to sharpen scalping, contract dynamics, and time and limit orders.
This course is focused on volume profile and auction trading strategies, risk management, execution and the way to trading without risking your own capital.
So, i highly recommend beginners to view my previous course (The power of auction trading) in order to understand the basics of auction trading and volume profile.
The auction approach is the reality of any tradable markets, where you can interact with actual buyers and sellers, which will provide you with better visual of how and why prices moving, so this education is focused on:
1) How prices move in any tradable market.
2) What are the price movement mechanics around values.
3) Dry values versus liquid values.
4) The 4 unique types of values that i use to trade against.
5) The hidden values (HV) in focus and criteria.
6) What are the tradable setups around values.
7) The process of trade execution including entries, stop losses, scaling and taking profit.
8) Live examples.
9) How to use the ladder/ depth of market (DOM) to find best entries, reduce risk, scale out of trades and maximize profits.
10) Risk management in focus where i cover risk nature and the process of successful risk management and how to scale down for longevity in trading.
11) this material will be updated with more material along with my live trading and trading development.
12) Course Extra:
How to trade risk free
Funding a trading account isn't a problem if you have what it takes to be profitable, it takes good trading system, solid risk management, behavior knowledge of your tradable product and discipline. once you master these elements you only need capital to trade, we all have an option to trade our own money but you also could trade risk free (capital provider)so in this section I'm covering the trading as a career, time risk and capital risk, the learning stages (4 stages) , trading through capital provider with a list of a well known capital providers, proof of legitimacy of the company i use, the rules and evaluation steps to get funded and a risk management plan to pass evaluations.
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.