No BS Daytrading – 2021 CME Futures Markets Live Trading Webinar

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No BS Daytrading – 2021 CME Futures Markets Live Trading Webinar

No BS Daytrading - 2021 CME Futures Markets Live Trading Webinar

CME Webinar: Markets
The March webinar is the next webinar. There are no specific dates, but there is a March date. 2021 You can view the recordings of live sessions by clicking here. You have two options: you can purchase the webinar package and include March recordings, or you can wait until the next session which will take place later in the year.

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Send me an email via my contact page if you’d like to order the webinar package. Once you have registered, I will send you an invoice. Once you are registered, I will send you the links to the Webinar Primer Videos. These tutorials are for advanced learners and should be viewed before the live sessions. These videos are not the same as the intermediate or basic videos. Primer Videos is a separate series of videos. This is the best way to order the videos.
It can take quite a while to review all of the primer videos, so I recommend signing up at the least two weeks in advance of the live sessions. This gives you plenty of time to go through the primer videos before the live sessions start. Even if you cannot attend the live sessions, you can still watch them on tape.
The CME This webinar focuses primarily on the U.S. Treasury markets. Most of the time, we watch the 10-Year (ZN), 30-year (ZB), 5-Year (ZF), Ultra Bond (UB), while simultaneously watching the E-mini S&P 500 (ES) and the E-mini Nasdaq 100 (NQ). There are many reasons that most of my trading takes place in the Treasury Markets and my instruction is focused on these markets. They are generally easier to read and offer better risk-to-reward scenarios. Additionally, they are cheaper to trade than equities because the exchange fees are lower. They are great for new traders, whether they are just starting to trade or those who are more experienced in scalping. However, I trade the ES as soon as the reads are available.
The webinar also includes a series of primer videos, which will cover everything from the basics of the game to advanced entry and exit strategies that are based on the order flows. Advanced tutorial videos include over 30 hours of instruction with trade samples. While it can be overwhelming, each video serves its purpose and is not a filler. I’ve tried to explain every aspect of trading for a living in the most detailed way possible. These videos do not include the intermediate and basic courses. These videos are an entirely separate set.
These are the primer videos for the U.S. webinar:
• The No BS methodology – The core principles of scalping.
• Fact vs. Theory – The realities of trading for a living.
• Understanding the big picture – Who are your opponents? What is driving the action?
• Understanding context – Context is key. Each situation is unique. It is important to adapt.
• Reading the cumulative volume profile – Understanding steps in the profile as well as high and low volume areas.
• Momentum and pressure points – Scalping the fast, easy money.
• Understanding true risk to reward and scaling – How to properly assess risk to reward at all times.
• Saving ticks/Profit per contract – Every tick counts. It is just as important to avoid losing trades as it is to make winning trades.

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• Cutting losses before your stop – How to identify you’re on the wrong side before your stop is hit.
• Good action vs. bad action – Is the current price action conducive to good opportunities?
• Correlations – Are there any which work?
• Spreading as it relates to scalping – Spreading explained. Spread action is a key factor in the adjustment of strategies.
• Putting it all together – Developing a long-term.
Additional videos from the U.S. webinar include primer videos that demonstrate scalping strategies in action with real money. I provide all details about each trade, including the context of the day, my bias, and what I saw during the price action, which triggered my entries or exits. Here are some of the strategies I have shown:
• As she goes setup
• Fade trade retracement setup
• The Lure
• Reversal setups
• Breaking highs and lows
• Playing a range
• Playing the bounce
• Run over by a train
• Run over by a steamroller
• Stop runs
• The Smackdown
• Hitting a wall
• When to not join an iceberg
• ES setups (breakouts and fades)
• Market madness – How to handle insane movement.
• Managing trades correctly – Determining when to hold or exit based on the developing action.
I am a winner, loser and breaker.-even trades. It is not the intention to pick only winning trades or pretend that a strategy works all the time. The intention is to show you how to pick trades which tend to work more often than not and explain why that’s the case. Every trade is not always a 50.-50 coin flip. This is easily demonstrated. This is why it is so important to not react to trades and to take small hits to your account.