Level 5 - Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 113 lectures (7h 5m) | Size: 1.54 GB
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 113 lectures (7h 5m) | Size: 1.54 GB
Find Out What Professional Traders do Differently to Always Have an Edge Over the Markets What you'll learn:
Why Should You Treat Your Trading Activity as a Business Activity
How to Prepare Your Own Trading Plan
How to Prepare Your Own Trading Strategy
What is the Difference Between a Trading Plan & a Trading Strategy
Positional Forex Trading Case Study
Intraday Stock Trading Case Study
How to Manage Your Trading Risk
How to Manage Your Trading Psychology
What Should You Do to Become a Professional Trader
How to do Proper Money Management
How to do Market Analysis Before You Begin Your Trading
How to Flawlessly Implement Your Trading Plan
How to Spot Trading Opportunities based on Your Pre-Defined Parameters
What are the Golden Rules that Professional Traders Follow
Requirements
You must have the Willingness to Learn & Study
You must have an Open Mind to New Concepts
Description
All the Levels of The Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program are designed to help you :
Learn How to Trade Stocks, Forex & Commodities Using Candlesticks & Technical Analysis to Become a Professional Trader
The Following Topics are Covered in this Course :
The Business of Trading (5 Videos)
In this module you will learn
Why you should consider 'trading activity' as a 'business activity'
How to approach the process of trading
What are steps required to become a professional trader
What exactly is a trading plan & why should you prepare one
What are the ingredients of a well-defined trading plan
The Case Study of John (23 Videos)
In this module, we will take a hypothetical case study of a person we name as John, who wants to become a professional trader. In this module we will look at :
Who is John & what is his profile
What, when, where & how does he want to trade
Which timeframes does he plan to trade with
How much capital is he planning to trade with
Which trading system is he going to use
How does he go about defining a trend in his trading plan
How many trading opportunities does he create for himself in a given trading month
What are the risk management rules he decides to follow
What factors will he look for, before taking a trade
How will he monitor his trades
What will be his exit strategy once he has taken a trade
How & how often will he track his trading performance
How will he factor in, trading psychology in his approach
What kind of system will he use to maintain his trading discipline
What is the difference between trading capital & risk capital
What is 'Return on Risk Capital'
How to calculate the 'Return on Risk Capital'
How does he maintain his trading journal
How does he plan to measure his trading skills
What approach will he use to upgrade his trading skills
What exactly will be his daily trading schedule
How does he factor in all the above & prepare a well-defined trading plan
In this module, you will also get a readymade template to prepare your own trading plan. Just like the way John did. You can use the same approach and bring some structure to your trading process.
This module is about bringing a method to the madness. Its more about the approach to trading, rather than trading itself.
Risk Management (7 Videos)
In this module, we will continue to implement John's case study and define some risk management parameters. In this module we will look at :
How to define your required success rate
How is success rate related to your reward to risk ratio
What are the 7 levels of traders
How to calculate the risk you plan to take on a position
How to calculate your position size based on your pre-defined risk
How to calculate your reward to risk ratio before you plan to enter a trade
Market Analysis (20 Videos)
In this module, we will look at how John starts to analyse the markets that he has planned to trade. Before he actually starts trading, he wants to get an overview of his target markets. In this module we will look at :
How does John apply the Triple Screen Trading Concept in his plan
How does he define & identify trend in a market
How does he analyse his target markets with the below timeframes
Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Intraday
How does he approach pullback trades
Trading Scenarios (13 Videos)
In this module, we will look at the actual implementation of John's trading plan. In this module we will look at :
How John goes about finding trade setups on the following timeframes
Intraday
Daily
Weekly
How he approaches each trade setup
How he uses a checklist to maintain his trading discipline
The Case Study of Lisa (14 Videos)
In this module, we will take another hypothetical case study of a person we name as Lisa, who wants to become an intraday stock trader. In this module we will look at :
Who is Lisa & what is her profile
What, when, where & how does she want to trade
Which timeframes does she plan to trade with
How much capital is she planning to trade with
Which trading system is she going to use
How does she go about defining a trend in her trading plan
How many trading opportunities does she create for herself in a given trading month
What are the risk management rules she decides to follow
What factors will she look for, before taking a trade
How will she monitor her trades
What will be her exit strategy once she has taken a trade
How & how often will she track her trading performance
How will she factor in, trading psychology in her approach
What kind of system will she use to maintain her trading discipline
How does she maintain her trading journal
How does she plan to measure her trading skills
What approach will she use to upgrade his trading skills
What exactly will be her daily trading schedule
How does she factor in all the above & prepares a well-defined trading plan
Intraday Stock Selection & Trading (8 Videos)
In this module, we will continue with Lisa's case study and look at the process she follows. We will look at :
What is the criteria she uses to shortlist stocks for intraday trading
What factors she looks for once the stocks are shortlisted
How does she take an entry
How does she monitor her trades
What is her exit strategy
How does she ensure proper selection in her trades
Trading Plan Comparison (3 Videos)
In this module, we will compare the trading plans of John and Lisa. We will see how they differ from each other and in what ways are they similar.
We will also see which type of plan is suitable for what type of traders out there.
Comparison helps us understand which trading plan suits our personality and trading style. Thats why we must compare the two plans.
The Trader's Diary (5 Videos)
In this module, we will look at the golden rules that every professional trader follows. This consists of certain fundamentals of trading that you just cant ignore if you really aspire to become a true professional trader.
Book Recommendations (5 Videos)
In this module, we will look at which are the 4 best books available out there to help you :
Prepare Your Trading Plan
Develop Your Own Entry, Exit & Monitoring Strategy
Track Your Performance and Measure Your Skill Level
Journal Your Trades
Manage Your Trading Psychology
Learn concepts that apply to any type of trading. If you know how to read one chart, you can read them all. This course through its various levels will help you understand this unique and most primitive technique of trading. The Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program can be applied in any or all of the following areas of work :
Forex Trading / FX Trading / Currency Trading
Stock Trading
Commodity Trading
Options Trading
Futures Trading
Intraday Trading / Day Trading
Positional Trading
Swing Trading
Technical Analysis of Stocks, Commodities & Currencies
Price Action Trading
Chart Pattern Analysis
Cryptocurrency Trading
Standard Disclaimer : The material presented here is for educational purposes only. Please do proper due diligence. There are risks involved in markets. Returns are never guaranteed. The Japanese Candlesticks are a tool, not a trading system. However, they can be used for any timeframe, any asset class (stocks, commodities & currencies) and any financial instrument (spot, futures & options). The principles discussed in this course are applicable to any market in the world, provided the price information is accurate and is coming from a reliable source. This course is not about which broker you should use or how to use your respective broker platform. This course is about educating you on Japanese Candlesticks in detail so that you can apply these principles in your own market and in your own trading style and timeframe.
Who this course is for
Salaried Professionals
Doctors
Lawyers
Entrepreneurs
Retirees
Students
Home Makers
Anyone Who is Serious About "Professional Trading as a Way of Earning a Consistent Income from the Markets"