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Intro 9
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WelcomeLecture1.1
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Code of Conduct 05 minLecture1.2
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Prop Trading vs Retail TradingLecture1.3
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Software for Trading and how to set it up 10 minLecture1.4
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Hardware RequirementsLecture1.5
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Trading Strategy DevelopmentLecture1.6
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Statistics 101 04 hourLecture1.7
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Physical HealthLecture1.8
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How To Leverage Your TimeLecture1.9
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Understanding News and How to trade News with high precision 5
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Theory and BackgroundLecture2.1
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NEWS TRADING PART 1Lecture2.2
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Fake NewsLecture2.3
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Why a News Squawk is essentialLecture2.4
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Exam News 0 questionQuiz2.1
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DOM/PRICE LADDER 9
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IntroLecture3.1
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Simulator TradingLecture3.2
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Speed & Reaction Training ILecture3.3
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Stopping volume & How to Trade stopping volumeLecture3.4
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Eurex Opening Trade StrategyLecture3.5
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Flipper TradingLecture3.6
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Speed & Reaction Training IILecture3.7
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Volume Breakdown Divergence (Delta) TradingLecture3.8
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Speed & Reaction Training IIILecture3.9
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Market/Volume Profile 12
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Trading Strategies IntroLecture4.1
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Trading Strategie MID TradingLecture4.2
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Trading Strategie Value Area RejectionLecture4.3
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High Volume Node TradingLecture4.4
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Low Volume Node TradingLecture4.5
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NVPOC & NPOC TradesLecture4.6
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Single Print StrategyLecture4.7
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Incompleted AuctionLecture4.8
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Valua Area TradesLecture4.9
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VPOC Trading and shifting VPOC analysisLecture4.10
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Ledge Trading setsLecture4.11
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Weak high/low TradingLecture4.12
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Central Bank Trading 2
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Intro & BackgroundLecture5.1
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Money CreationLecture5.2
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How to set up your Trading Platform 3
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Orderflow TraderLecture6.1
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News TraderLecture6.2
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Intraday swing TraderLecture6.3
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How to Trade Events 3
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What are special EventsLecture7.1
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How to prepare well in advanceLecture7.2
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Example Event TradingLecture7.3
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Technical Analysis 5
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Key Market Metrics 10 minLecture8.1
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Slow Stochastic and Bollinger BandsLecture8.2
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GapsLecture8.3
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Market BehaviorLecture8.4
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Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP)Lecture8.5
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Algorithm Trading 0
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How to take it serious 1
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How to maximize your sessions Intro 05 minLecture10.1
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Technical Trade Set ups 5
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How to Trade GapsLecture11.1
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Overnight High/Low Trading Set upLecture11.2
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Harmonic RotationsLecture11.3
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RSI SpecialLecture11.4
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VWAP incl. ext. Bands TradingLecture11.5
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Fundamental Analysis 4
Professional Traders must understand, track and interpret Metrics in the blink of an eye. We will focus the most on how do I translate this fundamental information into my trading.
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Introduction 05 minLecture12.1
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Key Market MetricsLecture12.2
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Excurs: NFPLecture12.3
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Contango und BackwardationLecture12.4
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Fundamental Trade set ups 2
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ETF/Fund Rebalance EODLecture13.1
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NFP TradingLecture13.2
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Trading Psychology & Performance Coaching 8
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Personality Test (Extern)Lecture14.1
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Cultivating an Unshakable CharacterLecture14.2
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How to Maintain Your Energy Throughout the Trading Day & Night 01 hourLecture14.3
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How to operate at peak performanceLecture14.4
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Emotions In Trading GeneralLecture14.5
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How to Survive Unbearable StressLecture14.6
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“Legal” Medication & NootropicsLecture14.7
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How to get through the dark timesLecture14.8
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Key Market Metrics
‘Technical Analysis is the study of market action, primarily through the use of charts, for the purpose of forecasting future price trends.’ John Murphy’s definition, taken from his seminal work Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets – often referred to as an industry bible – is one which is repeated in journals, articles and internet forums across the trading community. However, what the majority of novice traders fail to realise is that although the underlying principles of the patterns he describes are valid, there is a lot more to consistent profitability in a live market than simply executing Murphy’s set-ups.
One of the core elements of our Traderinput programme is the observation, recording, discussion and subsequent implementation of what we call Key Market Metrics (KMM). KMMs are the objective, market-generated patterns of price activity that form the basis of a trading approach. As professional traders we have to be able to answer questions such as: over how many ticks does my market fluctuate under normal conditions? In an aggressive, fundamentally-driven sell-off, by how many ticks does my market fall? When it is falling in this manner, what would a typical retracement be before the preceding trend continues? These metrics change on an ongoing basis depending upon numerous factors including: the release of market-sensitive economic news, the degree of fear and uncertainty that permeates the global financial markets and even the time of day. By tracking them in real-time, daily, we are able to adjust our trading to maximise profit opportunities and minimise losses.
Traditional Technical Analysis is heavily constrained by the timeframe being employed on a chart. Whilst it is convenient to analyse markets in 15 or 60 minute periods, novice traders must understand that these rigid timeframes are artificial. Markets ebb and flow as a result of support and resistance, buying and selling pressure and not the time setting on your charting software. Charts also fail to represent in an effective manner the trading volume and order flow (market depth) that causes support and resistance to occur. We use this information as our ultimate decision making tool, not the charts. Those traders who seek to identify trading opportunities from their charts using rigid timeframes, without the appreciation of KMMs and the market depth, will struggle to achieve the consistency of performance so cherished in the trading world.