Express Training for Traders

Individual and Targeted Approach

Express Training for Traders to Solve Practical Problems. Work Optimization and Strategy Development.

Regulations

  • Duration of the Stage: min. – 1 hour 30 minutes, max. – 2 hours
  • Stage Timing: You choose a convenient Day and Time for the Stage.
  • Total Program Time: You decide when to proceed to the next Stage based on your readiness.
  • Stages: Participants choose which Stages they need and the sequence in which to complete them.
  • Meeting Platform: Google Meet. The link will be sent via Telegram private message 5 minutes before the start. Recording is available.
  • Cost and Payment: 150$ per Stage. Payment is required before the Stage begins.
  • Payment Details: β‡’ PayPal, or β‡’ Payoneer:.
  • Request and Coordination: Contact: HERE

β€’ The goal of this plan is to systematize the process of trader training and teach effective approaches to creating and optimizing trading strategies. The program is designed to cover all aspects of market operations and prepare traders for independent and disciplined work.

Stage 1: Trading Basics and Goal Setting

  • Trader’s Goal Setting:
    • Define personal goals: short-term (intraday trading) and long-term (positional trading).
    • Financial expectations: how to set realistic profit targets and determine acceptable risk.
  • Understanding Key Market Aspects:
    • Fundamentals of financial markets: stocks, futures, currencies, cryptocurrencies.
    • How to choose the right market and instruments based on your goals and trading style.
  • Types of Trading:
    • Short-term trading (intraday trading, scalping) and long-term trading (medium-term and long-term positions).
    • How to choose a trading style based on goals, time, and available resources.

Stage 2: Preparing for Strategy Development

  • Analyzing Trader Psychology and Time Management:
    • How to properly react to risks, losses, and stress.
    • How to efficiently allocate time for trading and market analysis.
  • Choosing a Trading Style:
    • Selecting timeframes for trading.
    • Choosing technical analysis tools: support/resistance levels, candlestick patterns, indicators.
  • Market Volatility Analysis:
    • How to select markets with suitable volatility for the strategy.
    • Determining market conditions for the strategy (trending and ranging markets).

Stage 3: Developing a Market Analysis Approach

  • Technical Analysis:
    • Building key technical analysis patterns to assess market activity.
    • Identifying traps.
  • Fundamental Analysis:
    • The impact of fundamental factors (company reports, economic indicators) on trading.
    • How to combine technical and fundamental analysis for greater decision accuracy.
  • Combining Analysis Approaches:
    • Applying multiple techniques to enhance trading effectiveness.

Stage 4: Building a Trading Strategy

  • Strategy Creation Algorithm:
    • Defining conditions for entering a trade: patterns, indicators, signals.
    • Exit conditions: profit-taking, stop-loss placement.
  • Analyzing Market Formations as Trend Expectation Models:
    • Analyzing continuation and reversal patterns.
    • Examples of successful formations and their application in trading.
  • Filtering False Signals:
    • Using volume, market data, and moving averages to filter false signals.
    • Strategies for minimizing entry risks.

Stage 5: Strategy Optimization and Adaptation

  • Strategy Parameter Optimization:
    • How to adjust indicators and signals for higher accuracy.
    • Optimizing strategy across different timeframes (short-term and long-term trades).
  • Adapting the Strategy to Current Market Conditions:
    • How to modify the strategy based on market volatility.
    • The impact of market situations on the strategy.
  • Regular Strategy Review and Adjustment:
    • Weekly and monthly strategy performance analysis.
    • How to adjust the strategy based on market changes.

Stage 6: Risk and Capital Management

  • Capital Management:
    • How to correctly calculate position size based on risk per trade.
    • The 2% rule: limiting losses on a single trade.
    • Risk diversification: how to distribute capital across different assets.
  • Setting Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Orders:
    • Strategies for placing stop-losses based on market analysis and formations.
    • How to effectively take profits from the market using take-profits.
  • Real-Time Risk Management:
    • How to adapt the strategy based on current volatility and news.

Stage 7: Strategy Testing and Optimization

  • Backtesting (Testing on Historical Data):
    • How to choose historical data for testing.
    • Analyzing results: how to avoid errors and over-optimization.
  • Forward Testing:
    • How to test the strategy on a demo account or with small real funds.
    • Analyzing strategy behavior in various market conditions: trending and ranging markets.
  • Evaluating Testing Results:
    • How to correctly analyze profitability, drawdowns, and strategy stability.
    • Adjusting the strategy based on testing results.

Stage 8: Trader Psychology and Discipline

  • Emotional Control:
    • How to avoid emotional decisions while trading.
    • Applying discipline and adhering to the trading plan.
  • Maintaining Psychological Balance:
    • Motivation techniques and recovery after losing trades.
    • The importance of continuous analysis of results and progress.
  • Keeping a Trade Journal:
    • How to use a journal to analyze mistakes and identify successful methods.
    • Optimizing work based on accumulated data.
  • Final Materials:
    • Graphical and video materials.

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