There is a work-flow for success here. Start with learning the principles, then put them into action (with practice environment). After that, it's time to get the benefit of knowledge AFTER the practice has proven to be successful.

Get ready to practice! Allen shows you how to use the replay function as well as the 'Game' function whereby the software randomly picks a day, doesn't tell you which day it is so you can practice trades without any knowledge of how the day went.

Scott and Allen share what the three screens mean in the software. These panels show up when you start up Waves of Profit.

The Wall Street Genius 'Short List' selects the most likely stocks and options to watch and possibly trade.

Turn learning into a game by using the "Buy/Sell" feature to make 'paper' trades (meaning you don't lose money if you are wrong) and become more confident and competant quicker.

Indicators give us a perspective. Let computers do the work of making a determination from a useful perspective. Is the stock Trending? Is the Market flat? Will the stock reach a "bounce" point soon, or is there room for it to keep moving in a trend? Good indicators help answer these important questions. And computers are great for painting those perspective for us.

The markets are driven by the beliefs of people. There are places they want to buy and sell. Previous Tops and Bottoms are clues on previous buying and selling points in the market (for that stock). These are helpful.

Y-Point indicator is much faster than normal Support and Resistance markers. When you get a Y-Point marker, should consider exiting a trade soon. A previous Y-Point marks a support or resistance price.

Large (profitable) moves often start and end with a volume spike. The Volume Genius indicator figures out what a relative "spike" is and draws it on screen. Volume isnt a guarantee of a good move, but it's another good marker for good moves.

The previous days, and the morning range, give us support and resistance prices. We're looking for a breakout of those previously defined ranges.

K-Band Signal and the Signal System give alerts for a potential trend. They need other "confirming" indicators. Combining indicators means we have a higher probability of profit.

"Moving Average Genius" (MAG) Line is right about 90% of the time. Never fight the MAG line.

A "junk filter" is very helpful. Also, knowing which stocks to watch for good moves later in the day is helpful for people that want more than one trade, or can only trade in the later part of the day. This indicator gives us both insights.

Target Prices gives us a useful guide on where the stock movement might stall (ahead of getting there). It's based on a well-established set of formulas that have been used for decades by floor-traders (professionals).

Using different time frames to get better perspective for opportunities and good entry confirmation.

To make bigger profits, use the strong market days to help you easily get there. The power of the market can drive all the stocks in the same direction. The Basket and Minute Log are shown here. The easiest trading days of the month are shown here.

You don't go skiing in August in Whistler. You don't go swimming in New York in February. There are good times and poor times to trade Options. How do you know if today is a good day or a poor day?

Trading times that are best for making money. There are times that are very fast, slow and everything in between. Here you get a feel the the market and know the trading times that will suit your goals.

Trading Rules are short videos about a single topic.

Need to use multiple indicators to have confirmation for a good trade opportunity.

The MAG line confirms which side to be on. It marks an Exit that's almost always better than hanging-on, hoping.

One of the oldest rules for trading. And it generally works.

Candles (by themselves) can tell us the direction of a stocks prices. Want consistency in their colors for the start of a trend. The end of a trend can be 2 opposing candles.

The typical trader that follows the rules is right about 85% of the time. Some students are making profitable trades 100% of the time. What's the success-making difference?

Trends dont last forever. Need to get in on the early portion of a good trend.

If the stock has moved well already, don't chase it. It might be done for the day, or for the next while at least.

The strength of the market can carry you to great profits. Learn to watch it and ride it.

Time of Day, the timeframes (charts), and acting in a timely manner are the topics here. This is a review and brings the time factors together.

The rules are very helpful. There are rare times when a trade looks good, fits the rules, but isn't good. Leave with a tiny loss and learn from it. Typically the trade didn't work out because we missed one of the rules. Usually we only make that mistake once.

This section is optional. Please focus on mindset, strategy, and the fewest things you need to get to 10%. Come back and learn more when you're good with the bread+butter trades. There are a more details here than you need.

We look at different styles of lists. People usually pick one format they like best. This is an overview of the ones available. We'll focus on the Short List for most videos.

There are many charts available. We only need to use a couple. The other charts are available for the serious explorers that want to personalize their trading.

There are charts that track along with your current stock, and others that stay pegged on a specific stock.

The toolbar can get you to other features easily. The Settings can change the indicators shown, and how they are presented (colors, line thickness). You can save your settings and load the factory settings too.

It improves our success when we know the stocks in our basket are moving together. When the herd moves in unified manner it means we shouldn't fight the basket direction by going with a contrary "rogue" stock. When the basket isn't unified in it's directional movement (stocks are moving in different directions) it's okay to go with a rogue stock. This lecture shows you an easy tool and how to use it.

Alerts audio "Look at IBM", Moving Alerts, mini charts as a floating candle, dancing mini charts, motion map, minute log.

Sometimes a window isn't visible because of a change with monitors, or just cant see it. This quick video shows all the ways to find the missing forms.

IMDBOSS reminds us of the necessary elements for an entry.

One strategy to begin with. Focus on one until you are successful with it.

Other strategies are variations (adjustments to the indicator combinations) of this strategy.

To get paid, we need to leave the trade. Here you see the best exit styles.

10% happens every day. We have a great chance of finding these trades. During the right trading times, the 10% target can be met in under 10 minutes. At other times (afternoon) it can take longer to reach that goal.

A few people that are free. Ben (not an Engineer anymore). Tom (Surfer - living on his own), Steven (regularly makes GOOD money in markets). They treat it like a simple business. They have the choice to keep the job they like or spend their day with a sports passion.

We look at a random-selected day in the past 5 years where you can follow along (with the Replay program) and see strategies that work. A good strategy should work for many years. We test it.

We look at another randomly-selected day for Puts. The morning trade is faster than the afternoon. Sometimes we can make two trades on the same stock. Usually we make one trade per day period.

One stock that could be a "worst case" of looking good but failing. A review of the rules and how they work together very well. If you get a bad trade, have a look at it later to see what you missed.

Show trades from front to end.

Looking at multiple trade opportunities for June 4, 2015 trading day.

Looking at how the big indexes are useful and can be traded. June 5, 2015 has multiple opportunities.

Example of following the market "basket" direction. Example of a gap strategy working and how Risk Zone helps you.

Also how personality can affect the trading choice you make. And we should pick trading style that matches our temperment.

A poor market day and showing that short trades are available but not recommended. The often indicators tell you that the trade will be a shorter one (not a long run). This helps us decide if we want the trade. Lower profit and higher risk are generally known and gives us the choice to stay out or take the short trade.

The afternoon tends to be slower and less active than the early morning trades. That does not mean there are no good trades to be had. Scott and Allen talk afternoon delights in this lecture!

Final thoughts and where to get continuing support.

We would like you in our circle if you're friendly... :)

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