Day Trading Academy
Trading can be rewarding, but involves risk. That’s why traders need to balance risk vs reward for every trade. Trade risk management is among the skills taught in my course “Trading Mastery For Financial Freedom”.
Discover a tool professional traders have used for 75 years: the Taylor Trading Technique. Taylor devised a mathematical model to project areas of support and resistance and daily trading range.
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Trading Education & More
Free Course
Enroll in this free day trading course focusing on avoiding the common mistakes made by most day traders. Bonus: you get daily Trading Zone price targets for the next trading day.
Emini Trading Course
Complete day trading course focuses on trading emini and micro-emini futures. Learn the 3 setups you need to know that takes the guesswork out of your trading decisions.
Trading Zones
Daily trading zone reports based on a system that has been proven reliable for nearly 75 years. Daily calculations predict where the market is likely to trade the next session. Available by subscription.
The Mistake of Overtrading
Overtrading is one of the most common mistakes. Overtrading is frequently caused by trying to recoup an earlier loss. But overtrading is a symptom. The real problem is a bad entry due to not recognizing the signals.
Know the competition
Lot’s of trading schools exist, yet so many traders fail. The reason isn’t the schools, it’s the competition. The mistake is not realizing who you are trading against. Here’s the unvarnished truth: this market wasn’t created for you to make money. It was created for the big players to make money from you! For you to succeed, you need to:
a) know how to trade (what you learn in this emini trading course).
b) know what the competition does to mislead you.
. Traders, especially new ones, need to who you are t
Not Following Rules
Trading without a strict adherence to rules is a guaranteed way to lose money. Rules are important when trading, as rules keep you safe and can prevent small losses from turning into large ones.
Trade Types
Repeating price patterns can often be recognized by experienced traders. Fortunately, some of these are easy to spot. By knowing what to look for, a trader is given a hint of the direction the market will take. There are really only three trades that are important to recognize: the gap trade, trades based on support and resistance, and time and price trades.
Trading Zones
Trading zones are predetermined areas where the market is likely to trade on any given day. Trading zones can be calculated using various measures of market ranges over several days. While they are not 100% accurate, they are the next best thing to having a crystal ball to tell us where the market will trade.
Trading psychology
While trading techniques can be practiced in simulating trading using a paper trading account, trading real money requires psychological strength that can only be developed by experience. This will help you sharpen your inner strength, enabling you to trade with patience and caution.
Taylor's Book Method
In the mid-1950s, a grain trader named George Taylor was trying to develop a method that would indicate where the market was going to trade and why he traded as it did. The system he developed, known today as Taylor’s Book Method, has proven to be effective in determing the trading zones where markets will trade. His calculations are as useful in commodity and index markets today as they were in the 1950’s. It is often uncanny how accurate they are in predicting we are prices will trade on any given day.
Students enrolled in my regular trading course receive these numbers after the market closes to prepare for the following trading day. New students receive these reports for a limited time, after which they are available as a monthly subscription.
Daily Commentary
A market commentary accompanies the daily trading zone report discussing price movement within the trading zone, together with the trading zone support and resistance numbers for the following trading session. Daily reports are sent to new students enrolled in my regular course for a limited time, following which they are available on a subscription basis. This information is invaluable and gives students an advantage in formulating their trading strategy the following day.
Knowledge is power
I Want You To Succeed
My emini trading course is a compendium of information that traders can put into practice and see immediate results. The course curriculum covers setups, rules, and some of the psychological aspects of trading. A more advanced tool is the Trading Zone report, a forecast of where S&P emini futures are likely to trade based on George Taylor’s market calculations. The Trading Zone Report is available by monthly subscription.
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How to recognize and avoid these common trading mistakes →
Market Signals
Mistake: not recognizing signals the market is telegraphing.
Manipulation
Mistake: not knowing the difference between a real move and a false flag.
Price Targets
Mistake: not knowing the day's likely trading range.
Price Action
Mistake: not knowing consolidation patterns for proper entries.