Advanced Day Trading Course
Day Trading Strategies
Advanced Day Trading Course
Day Trading Strategies
Learn advanced day trading strategies that the bankers use every day. This course will enable you to trade in all market conditions and take advantage of all trading opportunities across multiple asset classes. You will also learn how to improve your overall performance and consistently build capital.
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Brad Gilbert
What you will learn on this course
- How to Trade the Risk On - Risk Off Sentiment
- How to Trade the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Cloud
- How to Trade the Safe-Haven Trade
- How to Scalp the Market With Control & Precision
- How the Oil Trade works = CAD + YEN + OIL
- How to Trade the Central Bank Interest Rate Meetings
About the advanced day trading strategies course
Course Content
USD$150
This course includes:
- 14 Hours On Demand Video
- 18 Lessons
- 132 Topics
- 9 Quizzes
- Lifetime Access
- Access on Mobile & TV
- Certificate of Completion
Bundle All Courses Into The Masterclass Course.
USD$499
About Your Instructor
Brad has over 33 years of Professional trading experience. Prior to setting up Traders4Traders in 2009, Brad worked for Citibank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Toronto Dominion Bank. He was Chief FX Dealer of some of the biggest FX teams in Sydney, London & New York. He has also worked extensively through Asia in Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely you will, you will be provided with a Trade Plan, a trading platform and all you need to start trading technically.
No you have lifetime access.
Day trading involves buying and selling securities within the same trading day, with the goal of profiting from the price movements of these assets. The most successful day traders typically have a well-defined trading plan and a disciplined approach to executing it.
Some common strategies used by day traders include:
Scalping: This involves making multiple trades throughout the day, taking small profits on each trade. This strategy requires a lot of discipline and quick decision-making, as traders need to be able to identify profitable opportunities and execute trades quickly.
Momentum trading: This involves buying securities that are trending upwards in price and selling them when the price starts to decline. Momentum traders rely on technical analysis to identify trends and make trading decisions.
Contrarian trading: This involves taking positions opposite to the market trend. For example, if the market is experiencing a sell-off, a contrarian trader might buy securities in anticipation of a reversal.
News-based trading: This involves monitoring news and other events that could impact the price of securities and making trading decisions based on that information.
It’s important to note that day trading can be a high-risk activity, and traders should only use funds they can afford to lose. It’s also important to have a solid understanding of the markets and the securities being traded before attempting to day trade. It’s always advisable to consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
If a beginner is interested in day trading, they should start by educating themselves about the markets and the securities being traded. They should also develop a well-defined trading plan and practice trading in a simulated environment before committing real money.
It’s also important for beginners to be aware of the risks associated with day trading, including the potential for significant losses and the impact of emotions on trading decisions. It’s always advisable to consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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