Course curriculum
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Follow a Weekly Trading Schedule
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Set & Respect your Profit Targets
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Scaling your Daily Profit Target
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Set & Respect your Maximum Loss
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Journal as Needed
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Read Trading Psychology Books
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Remember the #1 Rule of Trading
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Scaling your Trading Capital
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QUIZ: Developing your Professional Trading Routine
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Introduction to Trading Psychology
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FOMO & Chasing
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Freezing
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Panicking
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Building & Using a Tilt Scale
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Long-Term Goal of Using a Tilt Scale
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Trading Less
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Building & Using a Trading Journal
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Pre-Trading Routine
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Food & Water
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Physical Exercise
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Meditation & Breathing
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Extras
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QUIZ: Day Trading Psychology (All examples in this section were REAL student problems I've heard)
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Defining an Order Book Part 1: Is it Balanced or Skewed?
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Defining an Order Book Part 2: What's the Range?
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Using our Order Book Definition: Is it Settled or Unsettled?
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Defining your Order Book - Example 1
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Defining your Order Book - Example 2
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Defining your Order Book - Example 3
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Significant Vs. Insignificant Market Price Movements
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Market Price Tracking - Example 1
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Market Price Tracking - Example 2
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Market Price Tracking - Example 3
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QUIZ: Advanced Order Book Training
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Why Switch to a Mental Stop?
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Pre-Requisites & Defining Trade Leniency
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Waiting for Settling Before Stopping Out
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Executing the Rules After Settling on the "Right Side"
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Executing the Rules After Settling on the "Wrong Side"
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Re-Visiting Cross Leniency
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The Universal Stop Out Rules
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4 Steps to Implementing the Universal Stop Out Rules
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Using a Mental Stop Loss - Example 1
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Using a Mental Stop Loss - Example 2
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Using a Mental Stop Loss - Example 3
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Back Up Physical Stop Loss
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QUIZ: Mental Stop Loss Theory
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BONUS: Lightening Bolt Theory
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BONUS: Adjusting Leniency Based on Candle Type
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DRILLING & HOW TO GET EXCELLENT AT MENTAL STOPS
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Definition of a Flip & Unsettling Direction
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How to Enter Trades "On the Flip"
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Targeting Volatility & the 3% Rule
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Applying Flips to the Entry Strategy
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Flip Application #1 - Using Flips to Enter Trades
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Flip Application #1 - Addendum
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Flip Application #2 - Using Flips to Re-Enter Trades (Opportune Re-entries)
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Flip Application #3 - Using Flips to Re-Enter Trades (Inopportune Re-entries)
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QUIZ: Flips
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FINAL EXAM
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Do You Have Questions About the Final Exam? Please Read Me
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About this course
- Free
- 66 lessons
- 14.5 hours of video content