The Complete Framework For Achieving Trading Mastery
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14+ Lessons to take you to Trading Mastery
Traps and Order Flow Mastery
Traps in the market are subtle, disguised and can be difficult to spot if you don't know what to look for or where to look. In this episode we're going to show you how to not only identify traps, but avoid them and as a by-product, improve your win rate and decrease your loss rate.
Profit Utilisation and Paying Yourself
Diving deep into the fundamental practice of paying yourself from the market. This is one of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of trading. It’s not just about making profits; it’s about how you manage and secure those profits over time.
Offence vs Defence Strategies
We know that most traders in the industry fail, but why is this? In this episode we're going to be talking you through the strategies of when to be defensive and when to be offensive in the markets to transform you into a profitable trader, by developing your 'traders IQ' and pragmatic ability.
Power-of-Three
We’ll explore the concept of the Power of Three across three key timeframes: the Monthly, Weekly, and Daily charts. We’ll break down how price action develops in alignment with the directional bias and how we can position ourselves on the right side of the market to capitalise on the winning positions.
and thats NOT all…
We cover the BIG elephant in the room - what no-one seams to talk about within Trading.
Strong/Weak Highs & Lows
The fundamental market principle that applies across all timeframes. Understanding strong and weak highs/ lows is crucial for being on the right side of the market. Recognising these areas is essential for identifying the next likely target for liquidity.
Liquidity Inducement Theorem
This is one of the most important concepts to understand. Following on from the Envision Technicals episode, you will learn the different types of inducement and how to execute it in the market to solidify the difference between high and low quality positions.
Advanced Correlation
With each currency, we have either a positive or negatively correlated asset class that serves as either a confirmation or an invalidation for a trade narrative on any given currency. We're essentially waiting for the market to show its hand in-alignment with time and price.
Scaling In and Hedging
Scaling into positions allows us to tactically build on a winning position, adding further trades when the market gives us the indication to do so and once risk has been removed from the original position. Learning how to hedge positions is an advanced technique that requires the knowledge and understanding of when to execute a hedge position. We dive deep into both concepts throughout this episode, bridging the gap towards trading mastery.
Fluidity & 'The Sixth Sense'
Just like any skill passing through the four stages of competence, you reach a certain level where you can use more fluidity in your approach to maximise potential results. This comes from experience. The sixth sense is that portion of the subconscious mind which has been referred to as the creative imagination and can be used successfully to enhance your skill set further. Knowing how to use it is where the power lies...
Enhanced Swing Trading
Day trading is our ‘bread-and-butter’. This is where we slowly accumulate good returns over a set period of time, which add up. Doing this builds up a nice buffer, which is where swing trading can come into play once you’re in a position to do so.
Higher vs Lower Risk Trades
Lower-risk trades are considered safer and have a higher probability of success. Higher-risk trades are inherently riskier. In this episode we go into the makeup the understanding of high and low risk trades, as well as the optimal balance between the two for effective profitability.
Leveraging Pair Tendencies
“Trading isn’t black and white - it’s a skillset. Just like mastering an art form, trading requires us to understand the nuances, the personalities, and the unique tendencies of the instruments we’re working with. In the forex market, these instruments are the currency pairs. Each pair has it's own 'voice'. Understanding and then leveraging these tendencies is an 'edge' within an 'edge'.
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