re your target one is, because you may actually try to chunk up a little bit more of the profits on its way up. And then if it pulls back to your target one spot, and if it doesn't really create the price, it doesn't create the flow and the follow through for higher, then you're going to be trailed out at the price that you were originally going to be trailed out. So there are some little tweaks that you can maximize your profits from trailing.  You just have to wait until, until the trade reaches target one. A lot of times a lot of new traders are making the mistake and saying, Hey, you know what, I'm bored. I'm going to take the profits here. Oh my God, it's pulling back a little bit. I'm going to put my stop and break even unless you reach target one issue. You should be half like this golden rule that is written right in that trading plan.  I'm not going to touch the trade until it reaches target one. Okay. And that is going to enforce discipline. So you do this today. You do this tomorrow. It's going to really get into, you're really going to get into your system. So I'm pretty sure you know by now that trading is, there is no average in trading and trading.  And that's, that's a fact. That's a reality. So you have to strive to be great, not chase trades and go, go for those really great identifiable patterns. All right.  Well, I only focus on the foreign indices that you guys see here is on the Dow, the SMP NASDAQ and Russell. That's what I focus on. This is my whole trading universe. So guys, it's really hard to miss a trade. If you're only watching for charts, trust me, and it's really, really training simplified. I also watch other markets like the energy markets, like crude oil, gasoline, heating oil, and especially these were very, very strong as we had, as we had, as we had the events with the snow events. So all of these, all of these, all of these commodities that you guys see here, even bonds, those for me represent swing trading opportunities. Okay. They represent swing trading opportunities. And I, I do love to swing trade them. And especially now that oil has become more and more swingable. And we did have a trade in oil that you could see in our portfolio. And by the way, if you want to see the full portfolio, we could go to our website. We have portfolio from last year, from the year before that and before that and before that. So you could go there. We have several tabs at the bottom go to war. I'm going to show you where to go later, but you could go to our website and just click on the service tab. And if you click on the service tab scroll, just click on the future, stay trading room and then scroll to the very bottom. We have a green button. Click on that. It drives you to the portfolio. So you can see all the good, the bad, everything, all the record of all our trades. All right. So this is actually, this is actually from today. I took this image today and I actually posted, I did a little post on Twitter. If you're not following me or handle this trade out loud. These are 30 minute charts. I tried to navigate though I'm a day trader. I tried to navigate a little bit away from the noise from the really small time frames, one, two minutes, five minute. And I do trade the one, two minute, five minute early in the morning. So starting with 930, one minute, two minute are my primary, are my really, really, really primary interest. But I also focus on higher time frames. And especially when we are in the doldrum period, because have you noticed, even if you're trading stocks or if you're trading futures, you know, have you noticed that you have the tendency to stop out more often during doldrums from 1130 to about 230? Well, the reason for that is because, you know, there are a lot of institutional traders that take breaks around that time. And they're also, they flip off some of the machines and you're having a little bit of light or volume during the doldrum period. And you're going to often see support resistance tested or setups that are being tested around that time. And they don't pick up on the velocity for continuation higher or lower. And very common is to see ranges that break out, do the false breakouts and false breakdowns, and then go back into the pattern before actually recalibrating, reshuffling, and then moving further after 230 or so. And in fact, in fact today, for example, the Dow was way stronger than Nasdaq, then Russell, then Russell was the weakest actually, and then the M&E S&P. So in terms of let's say Q's, the diamonds were stronger, Russell was weaker. And that is because the stocks under each index was a little bit stronger. So we had strength in Home Depot. We have strength still continuing in financials. And again, JP Morgan today just punched in a new high. And we also have strength in U.S. H from a double bottom rotation. If you're a swing trader, that should be on watch. Also Nike, very strong Costco, very strong target. Also, you know, driving the price a little bit higher today. So again, you know, these are things that you need to keep tap off. And then if you're looking at a chart, let's see if I can drag this chart here so you guys can see it. All right. I don't know. Can you guys give me a heads up? Let me, let me know if you can, if you can see this chart. Okay. All right. So you could see the perfect continuation. This is coming from, okay. Thanks so much. All right. So you can see here that if you were going to a higher timeframe, we saw that noise when I took the snapshot just before this presentation. And finally, when we cleared this area right here into the 350, we snapped higher. This is, we have actually entered into a moderate bullish above spot here. Which is very bullish that it's conducive for another break into the 500. All right. So these are some of the things that, you know, we focused on. So like I said, the whole trading plan is right on, right on the, right on the charts. This is an example of the MNES MP. And this is a one hour chart. You can see that we have a great highlighted notation here, which is the chop zone. So any trades that are executed have a really high. Incidents of stopping. So that means that every trade that you executed has a 50, 50 shot of working. Obviously the directional bias for this, once we have the heavy confluence support here into the 80s, this is going to be a bounce zone. So you can see here in how the price, how the price bounce. So I'm going to share with you the one hour chart here. So you can see the example. All right. Here it is. So you can see the bounce zone. That came, the trigger was into the 97 and it ran from 97 to 39. We had a high of 39 12. Ran right into the support that we have from the overnight trading session. So it's not hard, but it's just, it just requires you a little bit of knowledge of technical analysis. And that's pretty much it. So trading is a rule-based system. If you have it as a rule-based system, you're not going to fall behind. So you can see the example. All right. Here it is. So you can see the bounce zone that came. That's a rule-based system. You're not going to have that hop total feeling in your hand when you're trading and you're not going to feel the heat because you know that if the price reaches a certain point, like when it, when, when that SMP trade came into 38 80, I knew that that was a bounce area. So I was looking for a buy on a smaller timeframe. So also finding high odds trade, finding highest traded by doing a little bit of analysis and find out that of synchronicity or divergence. Divergence markets are very hard to trade. That means that when you're having an index that is, and that's as valid for stocks as well. So for example, if Russell is very weak or NASDAQ is very weak, but you're having a very strong Dow and let's say, oh, strong or M&E SMP or spies. When you're trading, you have no clue as to which index is going to influence the other. If you're having a market where all of these indices are lined up, we have a nice blend of synchronicity. They're all into the, they're all let's say into a certain percentage gain or they're all into a nice solid structure. Then you can literally throw a dart and take any or all trades, take a trade in any or all of the indices, but divergent markets are in general very difficult to trade. So you have to be extra careful. What I do is I actually dive into the stock market as well, because I have that background and I try to look around at, for example, at Dow stocks. So I was able to tell you that, yeah, Dow is going to be stronger because we have the Dow stocks that are definitely stronger. And I go with the directional button with the strongest directional bias. So I'm not looking to counter, although we do a lot of, you know, short squeezes, counter turn trades, et cetera. But we also, I primarily focus on trend continuation, but in a day like today, short squeezes definitely really awesome work and yesterday. Okay. So, and then I have the patients to wait for a setup. Remember no setup, no trade. It's as easy as that. So if you're one of those traders that wants to find trades every five seconds, you're not going to find it because setups take time to form.  So the morning, because it's really fast paced, you're going to focus more on smaller timeframes and therefore trades that are setting up in the morning in the first, let's say minutes, 10 to 15 minutes in the morning, you're going to have those fast paced trades. So that means that you're not going to marry the trade. The trade is going to happen super fast. And the duration of the hold is anywhere between 10 minutes and about 15 to 20 minutes. And that's it. We're on the other hand, if you're getting a trade that is setting up after 10 o'clock or 1015, you're going into a little bit higher timeframe. The reaction timeframe is going to be two minutes to five minute. And then from that point on, you can look to hold the trade for about 20 minutes to half an hour. So you could see it increases. And then at 1030 again, if you're having a very strong trend, if you had let's say a very shallow pullback from 10 o'clock to, I would say 10, 1020 to 1030, then you're going to look for a continuation higher. Now trade that set up at 1030, whether you're trading the stock market or the futures market, are going to have a longer duration of life. So that means that these trades can particularly last for about 30 minutes to 45 minutes, even sometimes to an hour. And that's it. And then you're entering the dull drum period. So these are really, you know, kind of like unique things that you need to know in order to understand the market and when you understand the market of synchronicity and when you understand the market rhythm, then you can take trades with confidence. And again, it's all comes to fine, fine and precise execution. You have to know exactly where your entry is. You don't have to know exactly where your stop is. You don't have to know exactly where your targets are. You can't win it. And also money management skill, you have to know exactly how you're going to be trailing and how you're going to be position sizing and how you are going to react into target one, target two, target three, or even into the last, last target, how you are going to trail even beyond let's say target one, two, three or four or five. And of course patients, you need to have patients. You have patients, you have the money. You don't have the patients. You do not have the money. No paycheck, no patients, no paycheck. So why futures? Well, there are a lot of advantages into the futures market. You can take on a short position with these because there is no uptick role. You have very reliable volume. And in general, you have a really fantastic volume from nine, 30 to four o'clock. The futures market actually closes at four 15. I don't recommend trading beyond that point. And also even if you trade in the overnight trading session and you work, I don't know, maybe a three shift job. And if you're awake at three o'clock in the morning, that is when the European market kicks in, the London market kicks in, the European market actually kicks in at two o'clock. And then the London session kicks in at three o'clock. And there is a lot of volume going on there. So you're going to have really good follow-through at that point. You could also find really terrific swing trades that are sometimes are setting up into the Asian session. So I like to look at charts around nine to 10 o'clock p.m. at night. And all these trades are worry free trades because you are going to take them on a much higher time frame. So they're going to be all or nothing trades.  In the next day, the next day, when you wake up, you're either hit target or you're stopped out. Most of the time you hit target because of the strong analysis that we're doing. Okay. So it's a method where you can generate income and wealth. It's a really great income producing style of trading. And also for wealth, there are a lot of other traders that love to invest in commodities. For instance, right now, gold, silver, you know, there's all that chatter and gold and silver and copper, copper had a phenomenal move to the upside. So commodities lumber, for example, okay. So I had a trade in lumber. It was, it was last year. I haven't gone into lumber this year. It was kind of like, it was, I saw the setup, but I'm like, I don't know, I just got very complacent. And I'm like, oh no, okay, no, I'm not going to take the setup. And it just punched $1,000 right now. So our injury is way below that was like 600 or something. So there are going to be trades that you're going to miss. There are going to be trades where you're going to make a killing, but they, you can actually have long-term accounts and you could trade commodities. So it's great for day trading, swing trading, and even investing into the market. Take values and price ranges. There is a price range for everyone. For example, a point in the Dow is $5. Take an appointment is $5. A tick and a point, a tick in S&P is $1250, a point is $50. NASDAQ, a point is $20. Russell, a point is $50. So they're different price ranges. I don't really pay particular attention to ticks because I have a method that allows me high velocity moves. So I really don't bother with one or two ticks or three ticks. I wouldn't even get out of bed. For two points or three points or five points in a trade. So I'm looking for a big move into the market. Also, we do not use any scanner. We do not use any special indicators. For those of you that have different account sizes, you can trade minis and micros. There is a mini and a micro available for gold. There is a mini available for gold. There is a mini available for oil, which is half the size. There is one for natural gas. So there are alternatives. So everybody can participate in these moves and in these trades. There are a plethora of tax advantages and full-time traders benefit from special IRS taxing. So this is something that you may want to look into because this is very interesting. And this is one of the reasons why we do this. I made the full switch to day trading futures versus day trading stocks, which I absolutely love. So there's no pump and dump. You guys know what happened with CME, with AMC, and all that with the Reddit guys, with the Robin Hooters and with the Wall Street bets. Right? So in this particular example, I made the full switch to day trading futures versus day trading stocks, which I absolutely love. So there's no pump and dump. So in this particular example with futures, no manipulation, no downgrades. These are really heavy markets, no downgrades, no upgrades. You don't have to pay attention to that. And also what I do love about it is that it's a 24-hour markets. What that means, it has a hands-on risk. So for example, if market conditions change in the overnight, you could actually set alerts for different levels. And if these levels are being breached, you could actually go back to your computer and change your orders or take profits or tighten the stop. So one of the reasons many traders gravitate towards futures trading is the relatively low startup costs. For example, usually requires about $30,000 to open a stop day trading account and you must maintain at least $25,000 to keep your day trading status. The futures market allows you to open an account for as little as $5,000. And that is with, you know, kind of like the big brokers, like thinkorswim, trade station, our trade station has lowered it to $500. I don't recommend that, but they did. Ninja. So we do work with the plethora of brokers as well.  And best of all, you do not have to maintain that amount that $5,000 in, because as long as you have sufficient cash from your account to cover your margin requirements to take the commodity or the index of micro, obviously, you can actually have a balance of $7 to $800. So let's say you open up an account with $5,000, you blow $4,000 out of it or $1500 or $4,000 or $4,500. But as long as you have sufficient cash in your account to trade the index or commodity, guess what? You can still trade futures. That's not possible with stock trading. So it's very, very advantageous. I'm going to show you an advantage. I'm going to show it to you on charts. I'm pretty sure you know that, let's say, if you want to trade the cues that hypothetically or price that $300. And you need about $14,000 in buying power to buy 100 shares. And if the price goes up 50 cents, of course you're going to make 50 bucks, right? Because each penny is a dollar. But if the trader wants to trade the M&E Nasdaq, let's say that is priced at $12,500, the trader needs about $17,000 in buying power. And that is because of the 2020 pandemic volatility. They raised the margin requirements because it was way lower than training stocks. But if the price goes up 50 points, then you are making $1,000 compared to $50. So because each point is $20. Let me show you how that is. This is a pullback buy scenario on the 15 minute chart. And you can see right here that we initiated this trade. We did this example last year. So we entered the trade at 10 o'clock. 10 o'clock represents a major reversal trend to the market. And we took our signature rotation and off of a confluence spot. And we initiated the trade at 10 o'clock. The trade duration was 20 minutes. We had 100 shares, right? Because we wanted to accommodate that $14,000 buying power. And you could see here that we exited the trade into resistance and we made a profit of $73, which is perfect, right? Because it's with 100 shares. So we had continuation. We have follow-through. We had it into target. It was fine. The same trade, we had pullback rotation, same signature buy at or around the 10 o'clock reversal time. You're going to see it's right on the dot. And the trade duration was as well 20 minutes. So like I said, the trade duration, the life of the trade is going to be a little bit smaller. Okay. If you're trading the morning. And that's what I like about it. So trade duration, 20 minutes. We bought it with one contract. And we used $17,000 in buying power. And we made $600 on this trade with one contract. So you can see the difference, 100 shares here, using the same buying power, using, again, using the same buying power. Okay. All right. So the reason why I trade two hours and done is because I like to trade the overlap of the London session of the New York trading session. The London session closes at 1130 and you're having really good volume that it's coming from the London session as well. So geopolitical events literally don't wait for the London session to open, right? And events just happen. And many markets that affect the US market trade outside of the US market hours. So is it easy to succeed in trading? Well, it is. If you have the right guidance and you put a little bit of effort into trying to understand how the market works, the market rhythm, the market technical analysis and all that stuff. And remember trading is not only about a strategy. It's like, okay, I need to master the strategy to make money. It's about the strategy plus the management. It's about the mindset and experience, the attention to detail, the discipline. So it's a blend of everything. So trading is a system. So don't try to view trading in sequences, but rather as a big, a big puzzle. And you need to put the puzzle together. So learn before you dive into the market. Okay. Because these are all the sharks that are around us. And these are hedge funds, institutional traders, right? And we need to learn to swim with them. Okay. So we don't fear. So why should we, we should, why would we care? What the institutions are doing? Well, because the institutions are the big sharks. Traders need to learn how to swim along with them. Institutional sharks see where our order is on the breakfast or lunch menu. I guess, I guess it's no surprise. You guys know that every broker out there is selling their data to hedge funds. Robinhood is selling it to Citadel, right? So they know where our orders are. So institutional money create the current and that moves the market, the waves, uh, experienced traders have no fear because they know how to write the way. So the next time you want to hit the buy button or the sell, the buy button or the sell button, think about who's on the other side of the trade and who is watching, is it a hedge funds, institutional traders think of what a portfolio manager, take this trade here with big prop firm companies or a trader to sell it to these big prop firm companies, but they take a trade here, market makers, hedgers or well, then I'll go trigger here. Uh, so next time you jump in a trade, think about this 10% of the traders make money from the rest of the 90% of the traders. So if trading was literally easy as, you know, reading a book, I don't care if you buy 20 books from Amazon. And if you read them, you cannot still put the system together. Trust me. It is very complex trading. It's not a hard, but it's complex. And you, once you understand like every single piece that you need to put together, it becomes simple. Okay. All you have to do is sit back, wait for the, all the requirements to happen and you can enjoy the profits. Or if trading was easy as, you know, buying an indicator, I'm like, you know, like no indicator zone because there is not one indicator that is literally working all these indicators, even moving averages or anything that we're using. They're, they, they're delayed. They're lagging indicators. Okay. So why futures? Well, first of all, if you have a full-time job, you can dab into swing trading. If you, you know, can trade in the morning, you can dab into day trading. You could even day trade in the afternoon and it's up to you how you kind of like arrange your schedule. Depending on your lifestyle. Also you can supplement your income, which is, which would be fantastic. Have it as a part-time job. But treat it as a business. Don't treat it as a hobby.  No, I treat it as a business. I could dress and come to the computer. It's, it's a business. Okay. So you have to respect that as a business. Also you have unlimited income potential. I mean, literally you have income. The more you work, the more you know, the more income you can, you can generate. And it's a recession and a depression proof skill. And I'm pretty sure that every presenter in here is today is going to tell you that. And you are in control over your time. Time was a big thing for me. So I wanted to, you know, dedicate, literally I was working. I was a workaholic when I was, you know, working for a big investment company for a hedge fund. And I was literally, my commute time was about three hours a day. So it was about an hour and a half to go to work an hour and a half to get back, to get back from work. So I was like spending more time driving than I'm spending now trading. So that's your ultimate goal. That was the number one force that drove me to, you know, trade my own accounts. Can anyone make money in the market? Yes. If you can lose money in the market, you can make money in the market is just, you have to flip a switch and you have to get the proper education.  And has, you know, has had, you know, the really good positive results into the market. These are our results from only two hours of trading in 2020 and we're going to talk about our win ratio, basically my win ratio, because I'm doing all the trading is over 80%. And you could see here that January through December, you can see the percentages right here. March was one of the most difficult months to trade. Yet it was one of our most profitable to tons of trading opportunities.  Trade out loud was in around in 2008, but that is when trade out loud actually, you know, kind of like, you know, started to form because I was helping a lot of traders. Everything was pro bono. A lot of people were losing money into the market. A lot of my acquaintances, friends, word of mouth, et cetera, they were coming to me. I was doing a lot of lunch and learn webinars about their long term accounts because they were jumping out of their positions and you could see the market went back up. So again, it takes a little bit of confidence and knowledge, you know, and after about two years of doing and trying to have everybody on the planet for free, I decided that I create trade out loud. So trade out was created actually 11 years, 11 years ago.  It's very important about, you know, to maintain a really well balanced break even trades are really important. So trade out, let's say you have had like two or three bad trades, let's say in a day, and if you have that one trade that really kicks in, like for example, like in today's market, let's say you try long once, twice, and then the third time around and really waited again. And then you hit the jackpot, right? It was a home run right now in the, especially into the doubt that we, that we were watching. So we trade live every single day, a highly successful technical system. It clicks, right? Cause you don't have to think about anything, right? It falls into the desired area of support or resistance. You have your bullish above, you have your bearish below spots, you have all the information on the charts, the trading plan in the chart built in. So it's really easy in advocating the markets when you have a full system. And we do trade with the institutional money flow in the first two hours and enables us to profit on momentum moves at specific times, locations, and precise technical patterns. Our over our method overwrites any kind of news event. Remember, news is just a brief interruption in the trend. Any artificial indicator, we beat any indicator that is out there, earnings, even dark pools. And there's one other thing that you need to know why the market is so choppy and crappy right now. And that's because tomorrow's option expiration at the beginning of the week on Tuesday, I mentioned to my traders that we will have sideways price action on Tuesday, Wednesday, and on Thursday, we're going to have a little dip and then things are going to start shaking again into option expiration on Friday. And then once we are all wrapped with this option expiration starting the next week, maybe we're going to start having some smooth ceiling. Here's some reviews that we had from our trading room from the classes that we offer. You could see that we have a lot of traders that are incredibly happy with the performance and what we do in the trading room. Like I said, it's a literally stress free environment. So we trade futures every day. We trade the foreign disease, gold and oil, and we look at other commodities for potential swing trades. This is real time precise trading. It's 100% guided. So not only that I, uh, posted trade, uh, I comment on the trade. So we do a pre-market, uh, pre-market game plan. And we, um, highlight the areas where we want to buy, where we want to, uh, where we have the targets where, uh, we see the potential stops for futures trades. Yeah. We see them way in advance. We see them like half an hour to an hour before they actually start happening. So it's all about forecasting. And, uh, once we are into a trade, the trade is actually called with precise parameters. Um, I call it on the mic a few times before it happens. And then I also post it in the room. I take it in my account as well. And, uh, for the duration of the trade, it is 100% guided. So I guide my traders the way I guide my account. So I, if they decide, you know, to. Carbon copy what I do in my account. So if I reach target and want to say, I mentioned, okay, I'm just going to scale out half here and I'm going to race my stop to here. So they're not left alone with just, here's the trade. See ya. Okay. So it's 100% guided to be, uh, to for the life of the trade until we actually closed a trade. I take between one and three trades a day today. I only took one trade in the doubt. It was a winter trade. So what I'm done yesterday, we actually had, I think we had like four trades. We have three losing trades and we had, we saw it in the portfolio. And then we had one big trade that happened in the afternoon. The trading room is actually open every day from nine o'clock to 12 o'clock. Uh, and trades that, uh, are continuing beyond that point, or if there are any other trading opportunities that are worth taking in the afternoon, we have a private feed where we have, uh, traders that are following us and they receive the alert, they take the trade. And of course they receive guidance for that trade on the private feed. Uh, like I said, we do provide the exact parameters for the trade, the entry to stop the targets, live trailing for the life of the trade, real time response to all and every question. Uh, it is a highly educational trading room as well. We provide lectures and mentor mentoring. In fact, tomorrow if the price action is not going to be conducive for trading, we're going to have a lecture. Uh, we also, like I said, have a private fee for trades that go outside of the trading room hours. And we do have a special offer for you guys. Um, uh, we are offering a bonus. We are offering position sizing money management video course. This is priced at $1,000. Listen, I do all the work. You need to know how to position size. That's it. So that's all you need to do. So once you learn how to position size, which is not hard, because I give you all the tools to generate the risk allocated to your account size, because I don't know what your account size is. I don't know what 1% or 2% or 5% represent. So I'm going to give you guidance on how to do that and how you can create a template that you can have in front of you when you trace. So you don't have to have a calculator and calculate everything out. You can also provide a risk chart for indices and commodities. This is something that, uh, you know, nobody does. And literally you're going to find here it's a centralized. It comes with the performance portfolio. And we have a separate tab it in where you find all the indices and commodities with the take value, the point value. And, uh, uh, what would it mean if you would get in at this point and you would have a stop of let's say $500 or $1,000. And what would that mean? And of course, trading guidelines, we provide you with a very simplified management of how you can trail. If you reach target one, if what you need to do, if you reach target two, if you reach target three, when to raise the stop and all that stuff. So if you guys want to hear more about that, you could go to our website, trade out.com. And you could actually see it right here. Uh, you go under the services tab and you have the futures trading room. You could have a lot of description here of, uh, what we do and what we offer. Uh, and also if you want to join, it's $299 plus you get the bonus of that video course and all that fun stuff. And then we have a discounted price for the yearly. And if you just want to test it for a day and say, Hey, I don't know if I'm going to commit or not, just join us for one day. See what it's all about. See how our system works and, uh, see if it works for you. And, uh, thanks so much. I think this is a wrap right here. So remember if you guys have, uh, any questions, feel free to email me at info at trade out loud.com. So thanks so much. Foster for having me here today. Okay. Thank you much for being here and, uh, okay, you from New York. I don't know if you're from New York, but, uh, she talks as fast as I do. We try.  All right. To make it sure because I'm trying to keep up with you. I said, wow. I know, I know. I know we're, we're, uh, we're a lot the same. I know we are. Well, thanks so much for having us. And thank you. Yeah, same here. Um, so everybody take a, take up on her offer.  Um, let's see. He's just cancel the screen. Okay. So I'm going to bring up our next presenter. I don't want to take too much time away from him. Very good friend of mine, Ben McDonough, uh, Bennett McDowell. He's been a. Followed presenter of us for so many years. He's been with us, uh, here at Cybertree University. It's a many presentations with us. He owns the founder of traders coach and, um, he's also has written three books, number one best sellers from Wiley and sons. He's going to talk a little bit about his software. It's been used all over the world, over 80 countries, been around since 2003 using it. And like I said, he's going to talk about making psychologically work for you, not against you. So, uh, Bennett, are you there? Let's just see if your audio. I am. Can you hear me? I hear you loud and clear. Well, thank you for being here. We appreciate your busy schedule. Um, you could take over the screen and, uh, we'll follow along. Okay. Give me a second. I'll get all set up here. Okay. Can you see it? Yeah, we sure do. Okay. Then we're good to go. Yeah. I thought it was from New York too. You know, I grew up in New York too fast though. So I, you know, we can tell, right? We're all it is. You know what? I tell everybody it's the financial capital world and eventually, you know, it's not the financial capital world anymore in a way that now we're all over the world. Everyone's just. They learned it. You could do it.  So, um, Well, yeah, you're right.  And you know what? I don't know if it, not to take too much time from you, but, uh, with New York, I don't know if you heard this, but they want to tax in New York stock exchange and New York stock exchange says, okay, really, um, we'll just leave and go to another tax friendly state. So New York stock exchange might be here anymore because they know they could be remote themselves. Yeah. I heard that too. Be interesting to see what comes about that. All right. Well, so great to be here again. Thank you for having me. Um, and today my topic is going to be on psychology. We're going to talk about make your psychology work for you, not against you as a general rule. I got to tell you psychology is right up there with risk control. You know, we're not going to look really at charts today, but if you don't have your psychology, master, you're going to have a real tough time in the markets because basically if you kind of review your trading, you're going to find that most of the time when you, um, make errors or get out of trends too soon, you can thank your psychology for that. So we're going to talk about some ways in which I hope I'll be able to help you kind of counter that a little bit. All right. So let's go ahead and jump in. First of all, we're going to talk about some of the things that you want to talk about. All right. So let's go ahead and jump in. First quick thing. I just want to talk a little bit about the risks involved in trading. You know, we always have to talk about this, but without those risks, I always say there's no opportunity. So the two really go hand in hand. Just know that you should be training with risk capital. Know how to do risk control. And also, you know, if you're got a lot of money and you want to run it by your financial advisor, that's probably a good idea to do as well. Of course, all trades are suitable for you type of thing. All right. We'd love to have you come to our traders coach.com website. You know, we run a live futures day trading room as well. There we have lots of courses drop on by give us a visit. And there's some free information there for you as well. I also have some books available. So if you don't know me or you don't know our company, this is a great place to start. Pick up a book on Amazon and you can kind of learn what we're all about. I've got a book on risk control and all the way up to different forms of technical analysis. But today's topic we're going to focus on psychology. And I'm going to ask you a couple of questions. But before I do, I want to also give you a free chapter reprint from one of my books on psychology specifically. And so Jean, I think you can put that leak for me up in the chat area. That would be great. And if you could do that, that would be super. And you could just click on that link during the presentation and grab a free copy of this reprint. All right. As I said, I think psychology is an extremely important part of trading the financial markets because stress, worry, fear, greed can certainly have an impact on your trading. And if you don't have it in sync, it can actually ruin a perfectly good set of trading rules. So it's really important to adhere to your trading rules. And without the proper psychology, it's tough to do it. So, you know, this is even kind of an interesting quote from Warren Buffett, where he says, you have to be control yourself. You can't let emotions get in the way of your mind. And that's not only for investing, but especially I think for short-term momentum trading, because you have to adhere to your stops. You have to have a game plan in place. And, you know, basically I'm going to ask you a couple of questions coming up, but we can certainly I think all relate to times when we really kind of felt like we were trading against ourselves and not the market, right? How many times have you felt that? Quite a few, I'll bet. All right. So let me ask a question out there and let me figure out how to bring up the chat here so I can actually see your answers. But do you find emotions interfering with your trading? Do you find emotions interfering with your trading? What do you think out there? All right. I'm trying to find the chat area. Falstow, where is that? When you said that little toolbar all the way to the right, there's like like three double lines. Oh, there it is. Okay.  Okay. But I don't see it. It's like that little toolbar that you have. Oh, there it is. Okay. I was hidden behind on the screen. Got it. Thank you very much. No problem. Okay. Got it. Great. All right. So let's, let's go ahead and start in here again. So, um, have you had trouble pulling the trigger to enter a trade? How about that one? How many times have you wanted to go into a trade, but you couldn't pull the trigger? And what stopped you most of the time? What do you think stopped you most of the time? Fear, right? And what were you thinking in your mind?  And that really upsets people. But, you know, honestly, that is trading, you know, every time we go into the markets, I can guarantee you the market's going to move against me at certain points, but that's why we put our stops at carefully chosen places. So we allow for that. So the market breathing its back and forth movement is all normal. Uh, when we're actually trading the markets, but for some people it drives them crazy. All right. So if that's happening to you, all right, chances are, all right, it's very frustrating because it's going to happen. And so you have to control that. And a lot of that is fear that keeps you from doing that. Once you recognize that that's how markets work. All right. I think you'll have a better, uh, handle on controlling that fear. But I think pretty much this is an, it's a situation for many, many people out there. All right. Next one.  Because of fear. So here we're in a profitable trade possibly and we pull the trigger and get out and nine times out of 10. Once again, what is it? Fear, right? So how many times can you think when your rules were right and you're overrode your rules based on your emotions, usually fear, especially when you're in this situation, right? How many people have experienced that? That's right. Being a knucklehead. Exactly. All right. I think we're all knuckleheads at some point. You know, it took me a decade of trading before I got it all together myself. I've been doing this now for what? Three decades now. We've been running traderscoach.com for two. But the first decade was, was kind of figuring it all out. Not only the trading rules, but the psychology. And when I first started trading, I had no idea. None. What's like how psychology would influence my trading. I thought basically, you know, you got in, got the right trading system. You hit that buy button and you were good to go. And then all of a sudden, you know, you start feeling like you're at Las Vegas if you're not careful. Okay. You don't have a trading plan. So you can't, you can't do that. You have to control that fear. And fear is a big problem for all of us. And I can tell you, even to this day when I'm day trading, especially, I can feel there are certain times when I'm in a profitable trade that I want to take that trade. And so it's an emotion sometimes that stays with us, but you need to learn how to control it. Okay. So, so you're not alone is what I'm trying to tell you. I think no matter how long you trade, you always fight pings of kind of that, of that fear and greed coming in at times, making you want to do spontaneous things against your better judgment, so to speak. All right. Now, how about greed? Do you get into trades because of greed? Do you find yourself getting into trends that are extended already? My belief system personally is I like to get into trades that haven't been trending a long time. I like to get into them more at the beginning rather than the end. And some traders are opposite, okay? We're all opposite at times, but you need to have a formula to make sure whatever way you're doing is an edge for you. And I can tell you, if you're feeling like you're getting into trades because of greed and you're getting in too late and then getting stopped out of the loss consistently, then this is something you need to take into consideration. A lot of people that do sector analysis, for example, I used to do a lot of sector analysis. And the problem with sector analysis I always found out was that when I found a good sector, most of the stocks had run up already. And so I'd have to really go down to the lower cap stocks to see if they rotated yet. But that's the problem with sector analysis and sometimes by the time the sector shows green, so to speak, it's too late. They've all run up enough. So you gotta keep that all in mind and see what fits your belief system. All right, let me ask you this question. Do you feel stressed out after trading? Don't worry, I just have a few more questions. I'm not gonna, the whole seminar is not questions. But do you feel straight stressed out after trading? How many feel stressed out? This is probably more of a question, I think, I think there's kind of a big psychological difference between day trading and position trading. Why do you think that is? Anybody wanna share why they think that might be? All right, Bill's saying my favorite is have the proper levels drawn out, don't pull the trigger, and then buy when the stock is extended, not being confident about abilities. All right, well, your honesty, Bill, is very good. All right, so what do you think? Intensity, okay? Difference between day trading and position trading. Intensity, that's one. The feedback comes so much faster. And I'm not talking about the markets moving that fast because they kind of don't, I mean, I sometimes trade a one minute timeframe and it can be boring sometimes because I'm looking for specific setups. So it's not the timeframe that's making it intense as much as the P&L, how fast it comes back at you. And also too, are you trying to make a living at day trading or are you doing it for fun? That's gonna create a different type of psychological barrier at times, all right? If you have to make money at something, that's gonna increase the pressure a lot more than if you're doing it for fun, right? Also too, when you think about day trading, let's say your system wins 60% of the time, but you're really good at capping your losses no more than 2%. And usually of those six that win, you're winning a lot, maybe 20, 40, 50, 100% sometimes. But the problem is, is that you may have two or three losses before 11 o'clock in the morning when you're day trading and if you don't have the proper psychology, that can freak you out, all right? So that is the intensity, Bill, I think you mean, and certainly the intensity, I think that day traders feel a lot more than position traders. It's always easier to go to bed on an open position than it is to see the position deteriorate in a matter of minutes or an hour or so, okay? It's just a different intensity, just exactly like I said. So that's what makes day trading so hard, is that psychology that you need to be able to handle that kind of intensity. That's why you often hear people say start out position trading before going to day trading, because if you're not profitable position trading, then when you go ahead and use that same cookie cutter that you're using for position trading into day trading, all right, you should be profitable. And if you're not, it's because of the psychology. So my suggestion is when you're transferring over from position to day trading, do it in a smaller position size until you get your feet wet, so to speak, and you're used to the intensity of the feedback. All right, thank you. All right, good, that was good, Will. All right, what is the most destructive emotion you feel personally when you're trading? So tell me what you think is the most destructive emotion you feel while you're trading. And try everybody to answer this, okay? And think about it, when you're trading, what gives you the hardest time, mostly? Is it fear? Is it greed? Revenge? That's a real feeling. What else? Fear? Disappointment in myself. That's pretty common, I would say. All right, greed? Okay, so it bounces around from greed to fear and the feelings associated with that and how we feel about it, all right? But everybody, I think, has that trigger point. I'm gonna call this like a trigger point. And so it's good that you're aware of the trigger point. And when it surfaces in the form of you feel disappointed in yourself, you have to remind yourself at that time that it's not you, okay?  And yes, it is frustrating. Just like CG said, it's frustrating, okay? I can't tell you how many times, and it happened today, I was stopped out by just like one or two ticks. I had the right idea, but the wrong stop, okay? And you get stopped out. It's frustrating. Two plus two does not always equal four in the markets. And that's what can be frustrating. This is where, though, if you have a set of rules that you follow consistently, then you don't wanna be trading your last trade. You wanna trade your rules based on the consistency that it produces. So kind of try to remind yourself that that's what you're doing, even when you have a frustrating day. Now, sometimes we make mental errors, okay? Like, you know, you push the buy button when you meant to push the sell button. Okay, those happen. I don't really call those emotional as much as stupidity, okay? But it happens. I've done it. Everybody does it. I can tell you when I do that, it hardly never works in my favor. So now I just immediately fix it. So there you have it, okay? All right, so another question I think is kind of fun to explore is, which is more powerful, fear or greed? Anybody, without reading the slide, anybody have a feeling on that? Which is more powerful, fear or greed to you? I think probably, you know, I don't have a feeling on the person, but I'd be interested to see here what most people say, fear. Yeah, I kind of agree. I also think they're kind of married, because like, if you miss a trade or you feel like you have to get in a trade, okay? It's almost like the fear of missing the trade, right? Just like William says, greed is fear, fear is greed, okay? Kind of true, right? Think about it. If you want to, if you're really like, you know, greedy and want to get into that, it's because you're afraid you won't get into it, all right? That kind of thing, okay? So kind of interesting, all right? So let me just read this slide. Does greed have an element of fear in it? For example, you fear you will miss the move. Is that greed to get in or fear that you will miss out? Both are kind of intertwined, which I call married, okay? But are they equal in intensity, all right? The goal here is to see fear and greed for what they are. They're both emotions, okay? Be able to spot these emotions in the market and exploit them. So when you get really good at this game, your rules will probably automatically build in areas where they spot fear and greed from others in the market, not yourself, okay? Others in the market. Things like pivot points, breakouts and so forth, okay? So whatever your system says, we're not going to go into all the systems out there, but think about your rules. And maybe if you want to look at possibly adding something, look to see if there's some type of rule that you can add where you're actually spotting fear and greed in the markets, all right? And once you can spot them, you can exploit them, okay? So emotions create volatility, increased volume, like those elongated price bars at times or even high volume, like it says. Fast markets, a lot of momentum in the market. Fractals or pivot points representing behavior changes, okay? So all that is available too. Now, some of you may not use that many charts. Some of you may use, for example, market flow, you know, price. You may be doing, you know, bid ass, kind of Nasdaq level two or three trading, okay? Fausto does a lot of that, all right? But psychology is still something you have to consider, okay? Because there is fear and greed in all different forms of trading, okay? So now in order to fix all this, in order to really get a handle on it, you have to kind of ask yourself, where are you now? What are your trigger points for fear and greed? What drives you crazy in the markets? And I want you to write these things down and think about them, expose them, all right? Don't deny them, expose them, because we all have them, all right? Once you, you can't fix what you don't know you have. So I'm trying to get you to look inwardly here and kind of figure out what your own particular points of emotions that trigger you, okay? So think about that for now and we'll come back to it. I also want you to answer these questions. You don't have to text, put it in the text, but just answer these questions as you, you know, as a trader. Do you feel anxiety and stress when you trade? Are you working harder but still losing in the markets? That's always a fun one, right? Do you feel wound up at the end of the trading day? Does the market feel like a hostile place for you? Sometimes when you want revenge, you know, boy, okay? Market's a little hostile there, right? All right, are you failing to execute your trading signals? Are you consistently searching for a trading system? Are you consistently losing, all right? So you want to kind of ask those questions and you eventually, if you answer a number of those, yes, mark those down, keep track of what you answered yes to because that's going to help you feel what your trigger points are and how much your emotions are affecting your trading. Your goal is to obviously successfully trade. That's a no-brainer, right? Work less and make more. Now, in trading the markets, if you have a successful approach, how are you going to make more and work less? Anybody want to answer that? Yeah, Bill, that happens. Bill shared a trade he did on BFLY, okay? I'm going to try to help you guys if you're having troubles with things like that towards the end of this presentation of some action points you can do. All right, so, again, I ask the question, work less and make more. Okay, let your winners run. Beautiful, okay? All right, well, let me just cut to the chase here. If you have a winning system, all you have to do is increase the account size and trade more shares. If you increase the account size, that's going to allow you to trade more shares or contracts, depending on the market that you're trading, all right? Because you always want to trade with good risk control. So, you know, a certain size account will limit you on how many shares you can buy because you can't go all in because you have to use risk control, right? But you certainly, if you have a cookie cutter set of trading rules or system that works, all you have to do is fund it with more money to make more. But let me tell you one thing that could happen. What could happen as you increase the size of your trading account? Think about psychology. What do you think? More fear of losing. You bet you because the numbers are bigger, right? One of the things that I do is I try to think in terms of percentages. So when I'm trading, if I'm trading a really big account, all right, and the money's starting to freak me out, think of it in terms of percentage of the account, okay, instead of the dollars. See if that helps you. That was a little trick I played on myself, okay? And it worked, all right? So yeah, so when you trade more, of course, it's amazing. See how it's all psychology, all right? Think about it, all right? If you are using the same system that is consistently successful and you increase it and you lose, I'll bet you at 99% of the time, it's because of your emotions. The other 0.001%, so to speak, is probably because you are trading a market that is really one you're not used to trading. You know, a messy market. You haven't really tested before or something of that nature. But in any case, that's something to think about, all right? So you want to approach the markets calmly and stress-free, okay?  So you probably be a good idea to kind of see how you're feeling that day. You don't have to trade every day, all right? Avoid destructional emotional trading triggers such as graffiti and grief, discuss that. Learn to trade calmly and confidently, okay? Honestly, all right, that's a big goal.  If you're trading, if you're day trading a handful of futures markets, everything you need to know is right in front of you and the price that's on the chart. If you're a pure technician and therefore once you have realized that you eliminate that distraction, you can even put some music on if you want and basically focus on the setups generated by your trading rules, okay? And that should be a fairly calm and confident way to trade. Makes sense, right? Okay, enjoy life, okay, most of the time, right? All right, so let's go to this one, all right?  So I think this is really an important aspect, as important as risk control and risk control is really important, okay? But so is psychology and I think a lot of people kind of stumble on this after a while, but it's a hard thing to put your arms around. All right, now I'm going to talk about three significant factors affecting psychology and if anybody has any questions on any of this as I'm going through it, feel free to type those in, okay? All right, so the first significant factor that can affect your psychology is simple, a visual perception of what's going on, all right? Are we looking at something that's real or not? In other words, is it an illusion we're looking at or is it real? The second one is emotional perception. Are you an optimistic person, pessimistic person? Are you in a bad mood that day? Are you whatever, okay? Good mood that day? All right, how is that feeling going to affect your perception on what you're doing? Third, your environmental perception, both your past and your present is formed of beliefs that you currently take forward into the markets. All right, so I want to look at these a little more closely. So the first one I want to take a look at is basically what I call visual perceptions. So when we talk about illusion or reality, what we want to talk about is what we're seeing. So our minds are capable sometimes of more than we realize.  And it's going to illustrate how our minds can conceive and create illusions we may or may not even be aware of. So let's go ahead. This is kind of a fun part of the presentation. So take a look at this illusion, okay? All right, so are the lines straight or curved? Well, they obviously look curved, right? But the answer, of course, you know, is that they're straight. But if you took a ruler and went across, they'd be all straight. Now, the perception right off the bat when you quickly look at it is they curve. So here is our mind creating illusion that we're kind of not even aware of. And if I didn't ask the question, you might not even know. And so, you know, why is it occurring that? Yeah, color differences, Carol, that's true. But the point is, is that if you're looking at this, they look curved. At least they do to me, all right? But again, when I got the ruler out and measured it, they were straight indeed. How about this one? Look at the negative, stare at the nose of that woman for 20 seconds. Then after 20 seconds, take your eyes away and look at the white part on the right. What do you see? Color image, right? Pretty girl, right? How does that happen? It just does. All right, that's my mind working for me. I don't know how it's doing it, but there's something in the subconscious or the way in which my mind works, our minds work, that create that. So we don't always understand why we see things a certain way and the emotions it creates. All right, count the black dots. They all turn white, right? As soon as you look at them. All right, so again, you know, what's going on? We don't know. I'm sure there's some medical doctor that could give me a scientific answer, but for most of us here, the point I'm trying to make certainly is that these examples illustrate how our minds can conceive and create illusions we may not even be aware of. All right, and illusions may be visual or maybe we can create it subconsciously and sometimes by the emotions and we create motions created by these illusions and beliefs. All right, so let's take a look at how this applies to trading because this really leads us to ask, are you seeing the markets? Are as they really are. Hmm, interesting. Let's take a look at this chart. boring, exciting, what is it? Tell me in the chat area. Does that market generate any significant emotion for you? Boring, right? Flat. All right, take a look at this one, is this different? Does this generate any more emotion? Volatility, right? Okay, guess what? They're both the exact same market. The only difference is the one on the right, I expanded the price axis, okay? So, as simple as this is, sometimes the way we have our chart set up can create emotions that we may not be aware of by just stretching the chart.  Now, of course, logically, if you look at the price and everything like that, okay, it kind of can make sense of it, but the idea is that the initial response triggered by the chart that you zoomed in on like this can create an emotional fear or greed response. So, keep that in mind when you're looking at different markets and charts. In other words, if you're following a lot of markets and you look at one and you have it zoomed in and the other one you don't, chances are you're gonna feel more for one than the other, whereas really, maybe you need to make sure you're looking at them with the same amount of magnification, so to speak, okay? That's the point. The other thing too, is that there was a study done where if you have your monitors above your eye level, by just a little bit, it'll put you in a more optimistic mood, food for thought. All right, now let's move on to emotional perception, emotional perception. So we discussed visual, now we're gonna go into emotional. All right, everybody, without thinking right down, what animal does the market signify to you? So if the market was an animal, what would it signify and tell me in the chat? Don't think, bull, bull, snake, bull, lion, snake, snake's always a popular one. And a lion is too, penguin, that's an interesting one, haven't heard that one before, all right, eagle, okay? That's a good one. All right, so let's think about your answer for a minute. All right, because your answer is gonna tell you a lot about how you feel about the market. It's gonna tell you about your belief about the market. So the bottom line is if your animal that you chose is kind of friendly or you really like it and you're not afraid of it, then that's a fairly healthy feeling you have about the market, okay? If it is an animal that can hurt you or deceive you, and everybody's different, because some people will say, well, I picked a snake and I'll say, well, a snake is kind of slithery and kind of fearful, it can bite you. And they go, well, no, I love a snake, all right? So it depends on your relationship to the animal you picked. All right, so if that relationship is one of respect, admire them or do you fear them and do you fear they're gonna bite you when you're not ready? That's gonna tell you a lot about how you feel about the markets and it's also gonna influence your trading because if the market is threatening or tricky to you, you will most likely choose an animal that could hurt you or deceive you. If the market is threatening in a hostile place, you will trade from a fearful mindset. The usual outcome of trading from a fearful mindset, producing emotional trading is the outcome from that because you're always being bounced around by the fear of that animal, which is the market. And usually fearful traders exit the market too quickly or cannot pull the trigger, remember that one, at the right time and lose money. However, if the market is a fun and safe place to you, then you will most likely choose an animal that is non-threatening to you, all right? However, there is an extreme on this point too. If you've taken to the extreme, this will lead to a lack of daisical unstructured trading approach leading to poor risk control and eventual loss. So you kind of wanna have an animal or a respect for the market where you respect the market, but at the same time like the market. And it's also very similar to how some people feel about the ocean, you know? People that love to sail have respect for the ocean yet love it because they have so much fun on it. So that's fairly healthy, okay? So it depends, okay? If you're scared to death of the ocean then every time, you know, a wave comes, you hold your breath and hope the boat won't tip over, right? So these type of things could create emotions and that's what I'm getting at here. All right, so fear is usually the reason most people never leave their comfort zone.  Okay, well, that's good, but you also need to get out of your comfort zone at times and try new things. And in the markets, that may mean testing a new approach to make sure it's okay. It's great to get out of your comfort zone, but in trading, when you get out of your comfort zone, you also need to be careful that you test any new approach that you have to make sure it's consistently profitable before implementing it with real money, okay? But the magic is really where it happens when you get out of your comfort zone. So think about that. It's okay to leave the comfort zone, just do it in a smart way. All right, I love this saying, fear, false evidence appearing real, okay? Fear is relative to each and every one of us. What may scare you may not scare me and vice versa. All right, if it's real or if it's false, both create emotions, okay? Think about people that are claustrophobic, okay? They're in a confined area, it might scare the hell out of one person, but for somebody else, it doesn't. So we all have a different relationship to fear. And I think the thing to do is try to realize if the fear that you feel, is it real or did you create it? Is it unreal? Is it based off your emotions? So think about that, because emotions can cause fear. So you wanna try to separate real versus fake, I guess for a better word, okay? Or false, all right? So fear, it's an illusion kind of of what we feel is threatening, okay? So it's a response. All right, so how do you control fear? How do you stop it? Think about a couple of professions throughout the life of humankind, so to speak.  How do you think each one of those, think of a common thread between those and how they conquered their fear or if they didn't conquer it, they controlled it? How do you think they do that? And please use the chat, I'd be interested to see what people say. So how do you think they controlled fear? Move toward it, okay? Practice, face it, all of those are not wrong, okay? In fact, those pretty much sum it up, okay? Focusing on the reality of the task at hand rather than the emotions. So if you think about the samurai warrior, the combat fighter pilots, the race car drivers and the traders. Let's talk about race car drivers, combat fighter pilots and samurai first. What do they do? They practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, okay? Samurai warrior, training, training, training. Combat fighter pilots, training, training, training. Race car drivers, train, train, train, you know? There's all simulators and all three of those things. Guess what? Traders, practice, practice, practice. We have simulators too. So my point here is that every stressful thing out there, every career that's stressful, all right? Requires practice in order to get over that stress because the more you do something, the better you get at it, the more confidence, more use to it. So with traders, just like in look at regular pilots, you know, that fly commercial airplanes, they spend countless hours in simulators. You as a trader should too, when you're testing your system.  Boy, you know, you may never come back, okay? You may never want to come back. But if you practiced in the simulator, refined your trading rules, practice again and spend some time doing that to a point where you have a winning system in a safe environment, then you're ready to go into the markets and trade with real money.  Or you didn't test your system long enough and enough markets and that can be easily identified very quickly. So the idea is before you go into the markets with real money, I suggest you have a proven trading approach that you personally tested, not anybody else you. And once you're comfortable and can trade that without having the rules written down but all in your head, so to speak, go into the markets and see how you do on a small contract basis. Keep it small so the money doesn't create emotions and see how you do, all right? That's how you build your confidence, okay? So this is step one in really learning how to control your fear, all right? Little talk about beliefs and thoughts, all right? And their relationships. So I'm just gonna run through this, but think about this, this is kind of interesting. Thoughts and ideas, thoughts, subconscious and conscious that go through our mind but none have, but none of them have any power except those that are energized by emotions. So I want you to think about how many thoughts that come into your mind during the day? Hundreds, thousands, right? We're always thinking stuff, right? All right, but most of them, we don't give it a second notice but there's some that we energize and for whatever reason they may have meaning for us so we apply energy to them and therefore they become part of our belief system. So a belief is an energized thought and that you make real or accept is true. Unfortunately, some beliefs may not be based on the current reality, all right? So did you create this belief off a thought that was misaligned or one that was sound based off reality? Okay? Attitudes, beliefs create attitudes and can influence our actions and reactions. Behaviors, the result of beliefs, thoughts and attitudes set into action. Emotions that are attached to our thoughts and thus ultimately creates behavior. Okay, so what does this have to do with trading? So when you create a trading system, you're gonna take a look at things out there and you are gonna gravitate towards the things that make sense to you based on your current belief system. Are you a counter trend trader? Do you like to go with the herd or against the herd? All this is part of your belief system and so when you create this type of situation, you then take your current belief system, put them into trading rules and see if it's profitable and then if it's not, you have to make adjustments. This is what we do in our coaching programs. Okay, so that's what it's all about. And some beliefs you're gonna find you have don't work in the markets, then you change it and tweak it. And when things don't work, you're going to remove those because they don't work. All right, so as a trader, another interesting thing to think about is how much emotion do you attach to losing or winning, let me ask a question. When you trade the markets emotionally, which has more of an impact, a leftover impact, a losing trader or a winning trader? Anybody, we're almost done here so just bear with me here a little longer. You guys are great. Yeah, losing trades, right? I want you to all try to do something for me. Instead of attaching emotions to losing trades, why don't you try attaching more emotions to the winning ones?  Try energizing the winning trades.  Try that. Play a game on yourself for the next 30 days, try that. And when you have a losing trade, see if you did anything wrong, if you didn't, forget it. Don't worry at the end of the quarter and the end of three months, whenever you tally up your wins and losses, you can go over to see how you're doing, losers versus winners. But forget the losing trades. Learn from them and forget them. Focus on the winners, that's right. That doesn't mean go around the house after you've had a good day and go, I'm bad, I'm bad. You don't have to do that. But the point is when you have a winning trade, acknowledge it, energize it. Your core beliefs, all right? About yourself, do you perceive yourself as a winner or a loser? These are core beliefs. Now this has nothing to do with trading right now, okay? This is inside when you're sitting by yourself, how do you feel about yourself?  How do you feel about money, good or bad? About trading, is it even possible? Have you ever known a profitable trader? Is it possible? How about success, do you deserve it? This is interesting to do because if you have a bad belief about money or yourself, about trading, then you need to get to the bottom of that before you really start putting some serious money in the markets because if you have been testing your approach, then you should see trading as possible. If you have a bad relationship to money, like what would be a good example? Let's just say you grew up in a house or a household where your parents said, anybody that's rich is bad, okay? Probably you're not gonna have the best feeling about earning money, earning lots of money, right? So you need to change that. So all these things are things that you need to work on before you will allow yourself maybe subconsciously to be a winner, think about that, okay? All right, last topic environment here. Let's go over this real quick here. I only got a couple of minutes left. So your environment will impact your belief system. Think about your past and how that could influence your beliefs, okay? For example, again, I'm gonna go back to the old growing up with the mom and dad. Some parents, back in the early period, 70s, 60s, if you didn't have a normal job, being an entrepreneur was not that cool at that time. So if you didn't have a normal job, it didn't count. So how do you think that's gonna influence being a entrepreneur trading the markets? You know what I'm saying? Okay, it's gonna affect you because right away you're not gonna feel comfortable, all right? Think about how your present current situation and how that influences your beliefs, okay? Your current environment. And we all have this unique maze, okay? None of us are perfect, all of us come with baggage, all of us have different kinds of baggage. The thing is you want to get to know your baggage because you can't fix your baggage or carry your baggage until you understand what your baggage is, okay? So come to grips with it and work on it. All right, so a couple of fun things here. All right, taking now all the stuff we talked about into account. I ask you, is the glass half full or half empty? Is this a visual illusion or a belief illusion? Are you optimistic or pessimistic? Hmm, okay. You know, the glass could be slanted, makes it look maybe not half as full or maybe it is. Maybe it looks more full to you. Or maybe the glass could be perfect and I'd still feel it's half empty or half full depending on whether you're an optimistic, pessimistic person. Okay? So it's a belief illusion. Exactly, Terry, exactly. All right, so let's wrap it up here, okay? So our minds are capable of more than we realize. Your mind is creating illusions at times possibly. You may not be aware of. Illusions may be visual or may be created subconsciously by emotions created by beliefs. Are your emotions such as fear distorting what is real and how you interpret and act in the markets? How your mind sees and interprets the markets may be affecting your trading. And that may be happening without you even being aware of it. All right, so do you think it is important to learn the skill to control your emotions and identify distorted illusions before they sabotage your trading? You betcha, right? So this is a really important area and it's very personal to each one of us. But don't run from it, okay? Because if you can get to the bottom of it and turn this around to where you're creating a effective trader's mindset, it can make all the difference in your trading, all right? Let me just see if there's any last bit of questions and here is this free report. If you're interested, okay? Jean's got the link up there for you already, okay? So, boy, Jean, you're squared away. You already got it up there. Good job. All right, so a couple little things before we wrap it up. Winners are not people who never fail but people who never quit. Love that saying, okay? Love that saying, all right? And then finally, if this interests you and you wanna have a little bit more of an in-depth study, we also have a course, an online course, for 99 bucks that I think would do you real good. So you can check that out as well and Jean will put the link up for that and I think, did you do that yet? Not yet, okay? So she'll do that in a minute. So, oh yeah, she did it. Okay, it's up there. All right, so you can check out our online course and it's very thorough and I think it will guide you through the steps to getting to the bottom of your psychology. So I wanna thank everybody for attending. Fausto, thank you so much for having me. If there's any last minute questions, I'll be glad to ask, but I think that's a wrap. Bennett, thanks a lot for coming and be safe out there. It's always nice to see another New Yorker come here and hopefully everybody takes up on his offer but we'll look forward to having you back again. In the meantime, we're gonna have Hina come and join us within less than five minutes. Looks like she's logged in right now so we'll give you guys a couple of minutes to go hit the restrooms or fill up your coffees, whatever you wanna do and we're gonna pick up in five minutes. So don't go anywhere, everybody. All right, thanks, Fausto. Have a great one, everybody, bye-bye. Thanks a lot. All right, everybody, let's just move on along. It looks like we got Hima here. Hima, let's do a quick audio check. Could I hear you loud and clear? Hey, Fausto, can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you loud and clear. How's it going? Hima's been a long time. How's everything going? It's been a while, yes. I haven't even been back to Long Island for a year now because of all this time feeling homesick. Well, you know what, it's kind of cold where it is. I have a little snowstorm here but it's always nice here in the summer times. Yeah, well, I'm living in Wisconsin now and my sister is like, oh, I was just shoveling the driveway. I'm like, what kind of snow are you guys getting in Long Island? It's crazy. Yeah, well, it's nice to change the scenery though. I kind of like it. Sure, right, right.  It's so funny though, I'm sure it's trying to tell everybody it's in the webinar. Everybody here is from all started from New York being the financial capital world and I tell everyone it's not the financial capital world anymore because now it's global. Sure, absolutely. Yeah, like I was telling Bennett. I mean, there was this whole thing that New York wants to tax New York Stock Exchange because they need money and New York Stock Exchange says, okay, great. We're just going to move and go to, you know, go remote now. Right. Well, they probably moved to Florida like every other New Yorker who wants to pay less taxes. Well, that's a different conversation.  So, yeah, it's interesting for sure but everything going there good for you guys. Everyone's great. You know, everyone's safe, you know? Yeah, that's the important thing for sure. You know, everything's looking good. But listen, it's great to have you back again here at Cybertrading University and the Cyber Expo.  So if you feel free, just go ahead and start along. All right, I'll do that. Thanks. Thanks a lot. All right, so I see some of the other team members here. So thank you to Fausto and the whole Cybertrading University team for having me here. I see that it's about one minute until the top of the hour. So first I'll just make sure everyone who's in here and maybe just joining in can hear me and see my screen so that I know, guys, please type a yes for me in the chat box. And I use Zoom all the time in my day to day. So I'm really familiar with it. Okay, fantastic. And I'm going to start sharing my screen. I realize now I don't think I did that yet. So let, I'm going to stop your screen share Fausto and I'm going to show mine. Okay, so you should see it now, guys. Yeah. Not your mama's momentum, how to profit in any market, any timeframe. Awesome. And I love to know where you guys are dialing in from. Let's see how many New Yorkers we have in the room as guests too. But like I said, I'm here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. My husband's from Wisconsin originally and moved here last summer. It's been an interesting winter, but hey, safe and sound just like Fausto said, that's what's important. So awesome. We have Michigan, a neighbor Phil here, William in Florida, Letta in Portland. Nice, Shankar in Toronto. Awesome. Well, I think the coolest thing about trading is that you can do it from anywhere, right? Anywhere in the country, anywhere in the world. And the tools I'm going to be teaching you here today can apply to any active market in any timeframe. And that's why I have it shared as such. And I'm going to show you case studies that prove that. All right, awesome. So let's dive in. And I have Q and A that I'll take at the end, but I will check in with you along the way, make sure you guys are learning and absorbing. So feel free to respond to me in the chat. Awesome. So you're here for how to trade momentum, get a sneak peek to the one Jedi indicator that helps me accurately predict turns and large moves in any market and any timeframe. So let me ask you, have you ever wondered what it would be like to have an expert analyst in your back pocket? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to finally trade with confidence? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to finally make enough with trading that you could live the life you deserve? Would you like me to share an easy way to amplify the power of an indicator that's in every single trading system out there? Would you like me to share an easy pattern that will allow me to predict trends in price and momentum for you? Would you like me to share an easy way to trade futures, stocks and options? How many of you want to get as much as possible out of our time together? I want that for you too. For most of you here with me today, this is going to be a long-term relationship. Once I show you how simple this is, once I show you how easy it is to consistently extract money from the markets, once I show you how fast your business and life can grow, you'll want to hang out with me for a lifetime. In a moment, you're about to discover how to make money with futures, stocks and options.  In a moment, you're about to discover how to catch market turns and ride the price waves up and down in only minutes a day. Would you like me to show you that? Okay, awesome. I promise that by the end of our time today, you'll know everything you need to know to pick the best trade, when to enter and when to exit in only minutes a day. Would that be okay if I pull back that curtain for you? Great, because here's the problem. Many traders are making it way too complicated. Many traders are getting hammered by the trends because you haven't found a consistent way to produce profits by yourself. And it's not your fault, they make it complicated. So as you listen to me now, know my intention is to help you fix that problem because you're ready to take action now. Notice I'm going to be absolutely upfront and transparent with you today. I'm going to show you current case studies and figures today. As you well know, trading involves risk and it's your responsibility to evaluate any information opinion, advice or other content contained within my presentation. Your results are up to you. I can't predict them. I'm not going to predict them. Anyone who says they can is lying to you.  I can only show you what's working for myself and others. Your success is up to you. So who am I? Why listen to me, right? Well, if you haven't been following me for a while, here's a mercifully short introduction. I'm Hema Reddy and I'm originally from New York, the hotbed of the markets. And I started out at 16 years old learning futures trading from my dad, a successful trader in the GAN style of trading. In fact, my dad was so far ahead of his time that he got a chunk of Amazon stocks right at the beginning. Then I became a certified CMT, working as an analyst at Piper Jaffrey before going down my own to help traders directly. And over the past 20 years between my professional analysis on Wall Street and my international publications and my proprietary analysis and education, I've helped hundreds of thousands of individuals create a sound plan for their financial future. I'm an international speaker presenting to institutional portfolio managers and analysts, as well as individual traders. And I've been blessed to appear in the Wall Street Journal, Barons, Bloomberg, Reuters, The Street, Benzinga, and all the media alphabet. I'm also the author of the trading methodologies of WD GAN. So how did I get here? Well, that's quite a story. It's okay if I take a few minutes and tell you my story. It'll go by like that. Okay, so here we go. Now I'm a successful trader and educator, but it hasn't always been like this. Years ago, life seemed great, all right? I was in the center of the action as an analyst with Piper Jaffrey and making them a ton of money, starting work at 5 a.m., working late and burning out quickly. Is anyone else a corporate cog making someone else rich? I know, right?  The money was good, but I never got to see my family. You know what I mean, right? I started becoming a ghost in my own life. I'll never forget the moment the bottom dropped out of my world when my beloved dad and mentor died suddenly. And at first it felt like my whole world was crashing in. I had to leave my job to tend to financial and legal family matters. But then I realized that this was my ray of light, my hope to get out of that corporate grind and I seized it with both hands. You see, while I was apprenticing with my dad to learn the markets, I had started a futures report that I called my skinny on the mini. It started out as just another exercise, but soon my dad started making money with it and relying on my little report. And then I shared it with other traders too and they were benefiting. But all of that stopped when I joined the corporate world. Conflicts of interest, am I right? And all those years, those traders were hounding me to get that report back. So when I had to leave my job and take over my dad's accounts to trade for my mom's future, I realized that it was time to bring back the skinny on the mini and reclaim my life. So I sent out the call to my former subscribers and they said, yes, they would love to get back my report that ROI'd on average seven times out of 10. They couldn't wait to leave the hard work to me again. The result? I had time to trade my dad's and my accounts again. I started maximizing the trading methods of WDGAN and became the leading expert on GAN. I started teaching others the hard earned secrets that I had learned from my late father. And in a moment, I'm gonna share those very secrets with you. Because what I've discovered is that trading equals freedom. Trading equals what? Type it for me in the chat guys. Freedom. There's only so much time in each day. And when I found the system, I got my time back and my family back and that's freedom. Clearly that's what we all want, right? Time freedom, money freedom. You wouldn't that be amazing? But clearly there are challenges. Now many traders lose money because they don't have a proven system. Trading often feels complicated and overwhelming. Often it can be confusing, right? They made it confusing and complicated because you don't have a simple proven system. Because what I'm about to share wasn't available until now. And now that it is, you've got to have your four zones RSI coverage system. And you'll immediately notice how much easier it is to make money trading future stocks and options. And I'll show you that a little later. All right, so what's different about the four zones RSI coverage system? The four zones RSI coverage system gives you my Jedi indicator and system that helps you accurately predict turns on large moves in any market and any timeframe. More on that in a bit, first we're gonna dive right in. All right guys, momentum made easy. Trading momentum can be easy, but first you need to understand how it works. A Formula One car racing track will have you understanding momentum in no time. So let's put ourselves in the driver's seat, right? You see that hot little red car at the starting line?  You pick up speed really quickly or accelerate on the straight runs. You see a turn coming up and you have to prepare accordingly. So you ease off the gas to slow down or decelerate, even if it's just a little bit. So you can have more control as the car whips to the other side of the turn. Then after you make the turn and the road straightens out again, you hit the accelerator once more. Are you getting the idea of how you'd accelerate and decelerate on this track? Type of why for me in the chat if you're getting that. All right, awesome. Now you know exactly how price momentum works. Awesome, Saunders got it, William, Phil, fantastic. So now let's jump into the helicopter that was looking down on the race track and get a bird's eye view of it. You see the race track becomes price as you see it on your charts. And momentum is generally plotted on the bottom as a sub chart. Making sense? All right, so when price is trending higher, you've got upward momentum that's improving. That upward momentum generally begins to slow down and peak before price does, making momentum a leading indicator. Now when there's falling prices, there's falling momentum that's becoming a more and more powerful force to the downside. But when a price bottom is approaching, you usually see momentum bottom first. Therefore, momentum indicators can warn you about hidden strength or weakness, giving you a heads up, especially when it comes to potential market turns. Making sense? Type of why in the chat if you got this. All right, awesome. Now we're gonna dive into the indicator, but first let me share with you results from our trading family. He might value your insights. Your momentum indicator is an integral part of what I put together. I believe I'm ready to go from paper to live trading, said Jim. All right, now that we've made momentum easy to understand, in a moment I'm going to show you how you can make money trading momentum. But first you want the Jedi secret? My Jedi twist? Okay, great, because I'm gonna let you peek behind the scenes of my trading and show you how momentum moves through markets that you know using my special Jedi indicator. That indicator is called the RSI power zones and you can use it on any market in any timeframe. So everyone here take a look at the left side of the column here, okay? We start with indices. That's your E-mini, S&P, NASDAQ, Dow, stocks, maybe trade fang or other tech stocks, ETFs. I have a lot of coaching students that trade the spy. Bonds, that would be the 10 year, 30 year, anything smaller. FXs, currencies or forex. Commodities could be your gold, your wheat, your oil and more.  And what timeframe are you looking at when you trade it? Here are some choices. Monthly, weekly, daily, 60 minute, 15 minute, five minute. If you can plot your chart in time you can use this tool with it, okay? For example, in the skinny and the mini that I still write and put out I cover the E-mini, S&P 500 futures. And I analyze them on intraday charts. My trading timeframe is three minutes. So how about you guys? Tell me some of the markets that you trade and your timeframe, okay? Because we've got to look at how the RSI powers and work on a variety of markets and timeframes for you to get to know it and get comfortable with it. All right, awesome. We've got Norberto who trades options on a monthly timeframe, Carol does stocks on a daily timeframe, William does stocks on a five minute chart, I think. So does Phil does stocks, Shankar does S&P five minute, Leta trades options based on certain days in the week. Awesome. So we're gonna start to learn the RSI power zones by me taking you through a futures market that you guys ask me about all the time and you know it in your life whether you trade it or not. I got your interest now, haven't I? Okay, now we're gonna take a look at this commodities market on a monthly timeframe because I wanna start by showing you how even for a long-term analysis, the RSI power zones really benefit. Now, whether you trade commodities or not, everyone is a tune to oil, right? We check it out at the gas tank. We know it for our prices to go on flights. It's important to monitor. So now look at the bottom of your chart. You see that black squiggly line and you see the red and green lines around it. These are the four zones on the RSI that I need you to be aware of, okay? Looking at all of these zones, we're gonna look at the history of price action versus what actually happened in the RSI power zones. And then I will show you how this is looking on current market action. So the two lower red lines are the bear support power zone. The two lower green lines are the bull support power zone. The two upper red lines are the bear resistance power zone and the two upper green lines are the bull resistance power zone. So notice there's only two words at play here or two pairs of words resistance and support, bull and bear. Okay? Now, back when oil was running up really strong in this market, take a look at what it was doing on the RSI. There was a strong advance higher in price and RSI simply moved from one green zone to another, bull support to bull resistance. Do you see that guys? Type a Y for me if you see that because this is the basic fundamental foundation of RSI power zones to start. Awesome. Now, there was a dramatic fall, very, very sharp. And in price we took out the previous swing low in prices. And when it did this, the RSI power zones fell into the bear support power zone. Now I was an analyst in Wall Street watching and analyzing oil and many other markets when this happened. And I told my clients, guys, I don't think this is a one and done fall here, okay? I think oil is gonna be in trouble for some time. It sure did end up that way. It just kept going sideways for years. And the thing is that in every single one of these highs that were formed, marked by the yellow lines, the peak in the consolidation was tied to the RSI power zones holding in the bear resistance power zone. This was another clue to me for my longer term analysis which I drill down for clients to shorter term that oil might go down lower. But guess what, no one believed me. They're like, after falling to $100 a barrel, people thought there's no way oil's gonna fall lower, right? Unless we're in a war or something, it's gonna come back up to 150, 180 and go up from there. Not so much. We had another drop. And it was quite substantial with two moves lower. And notice both of those lows in price saw the RSI power zones push down into the bear support power zone and continue to pressure into there. So this made it easy to maintain a selling mentality instead of getting excited every time the RSI got to some random oversold level. So from there, was there a recovery higher in prices? Absolutely. But even that initial recovery on its first long move higher, it capped at the bear resistance power zone and the RSI power zones. So this is the RSI power zones as applied to a commodity that we all watch on a monthly timeframe because of the importance of its history. Can you see how looking at the RSI power zones on oil might have helped you better navigate trades in oil or the markets related to it? Type of why in the chat if you see that. All right, awesome. Now let's look at this again in another market that we're all paying attention to, we're all aware of these days. We're gonna look at an ETF on a weekly chart. Remember, any active market, any timeframe, I wanna give you multiple case studies here. So here we got the SPI, the SPI, which is the ETF related to the S&P 500. Anybody here trade the SPI? Just type in S in the chat, S for SPI. And we got the four power zones again, okay? Now every candlestick here is representing one week of price action. And notice that there was sideways action on the SPI for like two years at the beginning of this chart. Then the price broke higher, pulled back to the yellow line that it's highlighting it. And notice that pullback in price, the bottom of that red candle coincided with the RSI power zones holding the bull support power zone. You would only have seen this if you were looking at the RSI power zones the way I do. If you were using the traditional standard approach, you would have completely missed this. And it was a prime opportunity because look what happened after that. We just sailed, right? Now from there, this huge advance higher just kept pushing up further and further. And then whole advance saw the RSI continue to improve ultimately reaching and extending beyond the bull resistance power zone. There's two upper green lines. The movement from one green zone to the other helped you looking at, to help you to stay looking at the long side guys and get more out of your long trades and not go short too early. Now, after that was this crazy sharp move to the downside. In like two weeks, we took out 10 weeks of price action. But all that happened on the RSI power zones was that it went from the bull resistance zone, the two upper green lines, down to the bull support, the two lower green lines. Basically relieving itself of overbought conditions. It's like a marathon runner stopping to get that cup of water. And he stops for a second, right? Does that mean he's not winning? Does that mean he's not going to make it to the end of the race? No, he's just regrouping himself and hydrating and then he goes on his way. This is the same thing. So when I was writing the skinny on the mini for my clients at this time and everyone was kind of freaked out by this price of client. I said, hey, this is just a sign that we're going to go sideways for a few months before the bigger picture uptrend resumes. And that's what happened. Sideways, tradeable moves occurred on the daily and intraday charts all through this weekly sideways noise. And all that happened in the weekly chart is this unwinding from the upper green zone, bull resistance power zone, down to the lower green zone. Okay, guys. It's like a slinky, those toys that are coils, right? They used to come down the stairs. I'm a child of the 80s. So I guess I'm dating myself here. But those slinkies, they compress and then they expand again. And then they compress and they expand. It's the same thing with momentum. Now, from there we had a huge break higher and coincide with the RSI power zones resuming higher once again. And these relationships between price and the RSI power zones are evident in a variety of markets and timeframes, which we're going to continue to see here today. Step a Y for me in the chat if you guys are getting it, that this walk through an oil, this walk through in the spy, you're getting to see the power of this indicator and look at the RSI this way. All right, awesome. Now we're going to dive into the trade setups. But first let me share with you more results from our trading family. Susie shared, my first month using RSI power zones was also my best trading month so far. All right, now you're getting it. So we're going to dive into my proprietary three step approach to using RSI power zones to finding great trade setups. I'm going to show you actual setups that I use and share with my trading family. So here it is, okay? There are three steps here. You're going to want to write these down. Using RSI power zones to identify trade setups. Step one, review the chart and assess the price trend. And you might be like, hold up, Hima. This whole time you're just going on and on about momentum. Why are you talking about price first is our step one because momentum is derived from price. Price is king on your charts, guys. Remember this, price is fact, okay? Earnings get revised. The price once traded, that's it. It's history, it's there and it's reliable. So since price is the source of data, that momentum is derived from, will benefit more from trading momentum as if we are looking at price two in the same way. So when you're aware of price trend, then looking at momentum trends becomes more meaningful. So what is a price trend? Maybe you're really new to trading and you don't even know what that is. We're going to go through it. The key is when you do, you have three possible choices. Up trend, down trend or sideways. Sideways is a type of trend and you can be prepared for the next directional move if you know how to monitor the momentum of the sideways action. All right, step number two. Evaluate the RSI power zones reading. This is specifically looking at the RSI value relative to the four power zones, right? Each zone has a distinctive upper and lower border. You saw that with the red and green lines and there are four total zones. So this means that there's some white space, some gaps in the RSI power zones. And it's important to know if the RSI is currently in a zone or it's moving in and out of a particular one or if it's just kind of hanging out in that dead space in between that I call no man's land. And again, we'll see that in our case studies coming up. Step three, determine the presence of an entry signal between price and momentum. And usually the best signal comes from a momentum and price are not connecting, not jiving together. That's usually an opportunity that we could take advantage of for profit. So you've got your three steps here to using the RSI power zones to identify trade setups. And I'm gonna repeat these steps over and over. So you're gonna have them down pat by the end of our training. And the best way for you to learn is by using actual case studies. And you know, something I really pride myself on is that I practice what I preach in the analysis that I share with you. So traders in the HEMA ready tribe get updates from me and my members get even more detailed updates. And every single case study we're gonna walk through now I called out to my members as it was happening, okay? I didn't just have it like tucked away in a drawer in my office or in my back pocket to pull out later as a beautiful textbook example. Anybody can do that. I'm showing you actual calls I made at the time they were happening so that other traders could benefit from them. So I want you to type a line in the chat so that I know you see the value of what you're about to implement here. Awesome. So here is our grid with our different types of examples, right? We're gonna mix it up even more. Now let's look at a stock and let's look at a daily timeframe. Do we have any Fang traders here today? Whether you spell the A's with Apple or Amazon or both that's Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Alphabet, Google, okay? So I get questions about that a lot in my monthly group coaching sessions and Netflix won a stocks you ask about all the time. Now I want you to take a look at this chart and we're gonna apply the three steps that I just taught you. Step one, review the chart and assess the price trend. Well, when it comes to a daily chart I recommend looking at least six months of price history. That way you're getting a true sense of what the trend is and not looking at too little or too much to confuse you. So everyone take your eyeballs to the bottom left of the screen and follow along, okay? I'm highlighting the most significant highs and lows based off of my GAN knowledge and more. So see how there was this high of this sort of sideways action back here traded down to this low near this moving average then ran up, had a gap in there, pulled back again, ran up once more and currently based on the time snapshot I'm showing you here there's a potential low forming. Give me your guess in the chat guys. Is this an up trend, down trend or sideways? Remember sideways is a choice because it can help you get ready for a new move. Up trends and price are defined by higher lows, down trends and price are defined by lower highs. Okay, awesome. Carol and Sandra and Margaret and Peter, Peter, all got it. This is an uptrend. Now this is an uptrend and price but there's a corrective pullback in motion, okay? When markets are moving in one direction or other they don't do it in just like a straight line like a firecracker, all right? They do it in steps and when there's a step like this, a breather, you can take advantage of it to still trade with the greater trend if you have the right setup. So step number two, evaluate the RSI power zones reading. Here, where's the RSI power zones? Well, it's between the two lower green lines. Maybe by now you remember the name of that zone and it's the bull support power zone. The important thing is not the naming guys, it's understanding what the zones mean and I give you the settings in my whole system, all right? So knowing that the RSI power zones are holding the bull support power zone while price is in an uptrend helps us be ready to take advantage of opportunities to go long if the situation presents itself. So that's step three, determine if there's a presence of an entry signal between price and momentum. So here, there is a pattern between price and momentum that led to this move higher and indicated that price would go up. There were actually two RSI setups that showed that and I have a whole training that dives into the RSI power zones for true mastery and I'll show you that signal in module number two because I can't keep you everything you need to know here in an hour. It would do you to service, okay? We'd shoot you in the retirement. Yes, I said shoot you in the retirement, okay? Money isn't just money, it's the blood, sweat, and tears that took you to make it, right? Can't afford to lose any of it. I'm here to help you maximize it. So this move turned into this 271.22 low coming up to this 423.21 high a 56% move higher. And a goal so warning, don't do this at home without help, all right? That's what brought you here today, right? If you could do this without help, you wouldn't be here. So in a moment, I'm gonna show you what you've been missing and then we can look at how it can teach you more in depth. Making sense? Are you getting this? Type of why if you understand because we're gonna go deep dive into another one of your favorites, but first afternoon, you're still with me. So here we've got Twitter and the cool thing about this one is I was actually reviewing this setup live in a coaching call with traders and we found the setup together. So we do the same steps, rinse and repeat, review the chart and assess the price trend. What's the trend guys here on Twitter based on the snapshot I'm giving you? It's right, it's an uptrend with a corrective pullback in motion similar to what was going on in Netflix chart. Now, another reason I've specifically shown you these case studies is because I want you to look at taking advantage of setups on the RSI that give you the best risk to reward. You're not necessarily going to buy a breakout at all time high levels. That's not bad in its own, it's just usually high risk. I think it's safer to buy on the short-term corrections against a bigger picture trend. Step two, evaluate the RSI power zones reading. See where the RSI is right now? It's holding the bullsport power zone again. Step three, evaluate to see if there is the presence of an interesting between price and momentum. Now, there was a signal between price and momentum that you could actually use to calculate a target. Pretty cool, huh? That you can use price and momentum to actually find specific price targets on your charts. So like I said, I did this, it happened to be an April 10. I did this with my tribe live. We calculated this upside target for 39.13. And here's what followed. Over the next couple of months, the market lifted up from that 26.20 low on April 4th. That was a few days prior to us doing the calculations. We had plenty of time to put on and manage the trade. And the target wasn't met on June 5th and the market continued higher above it. So it's the other cool thing is that when you have a setup that you can calculate a target on, it's a minimum target. It's not saying the market's gonna go here and then just stop. It's just giving you a minimum point and you might make even more out of the trade. So again, I have a whole training that dives into all four of the RSI power zones and I'll give you that signal in the system. I'm just showing you here what you didn't know that you didn't know. That trading can be simple when you follow the expert. Making sense? Are you getting this? Okay, give me a yes so I can show you the next chart. All right, super. Now we're gonna look at a commodity. Oh, sorry. Forex chart. And we're gonna look at this on a daily timeframe. Do we have any FX traders here? You can type the FX for me in the chat. Whether you day trade, swing trade or our long-term or short-term forex trading, you can use this, okay? So again, let's practice. Whether you trade FX or not, this is good to practice the steps. Review the chart and assess the price trend. What do you see here that I'm marking in pink? Lower highs and lower lows. What's the trend, guys? Up trend, downtrend or sideways? Yes, this is a downtrend. And this is a downtrend that's just persistent. It's not even trying to correct that much higher. However, when you have an extended move lower, those are times to make sure you're checking for signs that the trend might be over, but not get into early. And the RSI power zones help you do this. So when you come and evaluate the RSI power zones reading here, what you see is that if you follow that R on Jaro, we move from the bear resistance zone to the bear support power zone. See how in this downtrend, the RSI is kind of living in the red zones. It's moving from one red zone to another. Yeah, you can definitely use that to be ready for the next best setup. Step three, determine the presence of an entry signal between price and momentum. Now, there was a disconnect here between price and momentum that you could have taken advantage of that led to this move in price. Okay, this thing is monstrous. And I had to double check with an FX trading friend of mine because I did this analysis, but I wasn't trading this. I was doing it for a coaching student. Look at the size of this move, 0.9186 low, 1.0050 high. I call this in real time. So even if you didn't get in right at the bottom tick and the top tick, wouldn't it have been nice to get a chunk of this when the whole move is 8,600 in size based off one contract guys? Would you have like 7,000, 6,500, even 5,000? And the cool thing is that there are continued signals with RSI power zones, market timing and other methods I teach that would have allowed you to get in on this move even more and have trades that you continue to take to capitalize off of this action. Now, this is a forex example, but this kind of thing happens on all kinds of markets. I know I'm really excited to be sharing this with you today because I'm really passionate about the work I do to provide traders with the best analysis and education to trade the markets so you can take control of your financial freedom and live the life you and your family deserve. So by now you know that powers on the RSI can really boost your trading because whether you're new to studying momentum or been doing it for years, this approach can really help you extract more profits from the markets and be more consistent and consistent profits. That's what it's all about, right? Type a C for consistent if you want consistent profits. I should see a C of C's here. The letter C for consistent. That's what we want in our trading businesses, right? That's what makes this a reliable source of income. So that's the results our trading family loves to see too, like David. I installed the RSI power zones indicator and it's just amazing how accurate it is on all markets. It actually gives advanced warning before the price moves. So let me ask you, did I provide value for you today? Did I get you to learn? Are you ready for more? All right, awesome. Then it's time to master RSI power zones. So far you've heard about how I've come to really benefit from using the RSI power zones. Here's what more of my students have to say. I was very impressed with the education HEMA provided that came with my indicator. HEMA's RSI power zones indicator has become the standard in all of my charts, said Rob. Norman shared, a day after learning one of HEMA's RSI power zones trend continuation entry signals, I tested it out on a five minute chart of Tesla with this one trade I made over triple digits covering the cost of a newest course. I got your RSI power zones training and the next morning in the market open, I found UNH as a short candidate using the weekly chart. By the time I sold the position it nearly paid for the whole course. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and keeping your content reasonably priced, said Aaron. Will you be on our next success story? Making sense, are you getting this? How simple it can be to trade when you have help? Great, so imagine a picture of this.  Giving back to your community the ways you've always wanted to. Sounds great, right? Spending all the time you want with your kids and grandkids. Great, so here's what I've got for you. This system that can give you all that is the four zones RSI coverage system. Before I give you this opportunity, let me show you the features and benefits using this system will give you. Rapid results, you can learn to use this system in as fast as 60 minutes and you'll be up and running. It's perfect for any account size, $5,000 or $10,000 or $100,000 or a million dollars or more, you can trade this. You pinpoint your trades faster so it takes less time. 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So TD Ameritrade by that I believe you mean think or swim if you do then yes Norberto we have it for think or swim. Kelvin does RSI apply the option stock? Well, I have lots of traders that study the RSI on the underlying stock chart and then they use what they're analyzing of the underlying stock to help improve their option strategies. So absolutely. In fact, most of my coaching students that I work with personally, they trade options but what they do is they master the RSI power zones to study the underlying market, the broad market, the stock itself. CG, can it be used for day trading? Yes, absolutely. Let me get some water. Yes, so I personally use the RSI power zones for short-term trading all the time. I'm gonna show you here and you know because I love Faust on his team, he's a fellow New Yorker.  So go ahead and sign up for RSI power zones, workshop four zones RSI coverage system and I'll continue to do that here until they kick me off. Okay, so can it be used for day trading? Yes, and I'm gonna show you a short-term chart here in a moment. So I wanna bring up a couple of highlights here. See the spy chart guys? This I captured like an hour ago in trade station. Now these moving averages you see here are part of my triple moving average filter that I use that I teach in the course. Okay, so you're gonna have all that in there. I want you to notice something. See how we lifted off the bull support power zone back a couple of weeks ago. Do you guys see that? Let me get a little annotation up in here. Okay. You wouldn't catch that with a regular RSI and my traders, I had some people get super bearish at this time. I said, nope, nope, nope, nope. And because of what price was doing, what my forecasting was telling me and more, and especially because the RSI power zones were still holding the bull support power zone. I said, don't get so bearish here is actually a short squeeze and we're probably going to see things go higher. And that's what happened. All right, let's move on to another. So to answer your question about intraday, the ES futures are my baby. Like literally that is my favorite market and that's the one I analyzed in the skinny on the mini still to this day. I particularly trade the three minute timeframe but I use a higher timeframe to do the analysis so that swing end day traders can benefit. So 15 minutes is one of the timeframes that a lot of people trade. Can you see this is just from today guys, I couldn't have made this up. I wanna show you something, follow along. Do you see how after the high we had a few days ago on the 16th, right? Do you see how the bear resistance power zone resistance and then the support too have been capturing most of the momentum movement? Do you see that type of Y in the chat? John CLX, I will bring that over yep, just one second. So by having this on your 15 minute chart it would help you stay attuned to fact that bears were still in control all this time. Okay, let's look at Tesla. My Tesla's had quite a run after being added to the S&P 500, my gosh, right? Now right now Tesla's in between two moving averages here. In the system, I detailed the settings of these moving averages and I give a complete guideline as to how to use those moving averages to boost your trend analysis to help you know what to do next. Is this a stock that we should take action on now? Should we wait and see? But here's the really cool thing on Tesla guys, follow my eyes, follow to the back part of the screen here, okay? Now it got added to the S&P in the fall, right? Blast it off, irregardless of that, just look at the price action. Bull resistance power zone coincided with these highs. Only on the R side power zone settings is that the case, not on traditional. And look at every one of these lows, tradable lows that coincided with the Bull's four power zone. CG, the moving averages are detailed in the system. So once you sign up for the four zones RSI coverage system, that's in part of your video tutorials, the settings. How about Apple? Anybody trade Apple? Apple's the biggest component of the S&P, right? Now right now, Apple's been weakening but there was a clue earlier on the RSI power zones that helped get ready for this weakening. And those setups appear again on a variety of markets and time frames. So I'm gonna keep this page right here and I'm gonna bring over my trade station, like I said, so I'm gonna pause the screen for a moment. This is a rare opportunity guys, like I said, doing this because I am the last speaker of the day and because you guys have been asking awesome questions and because I've got time here to continue to answer your questions while you get signed up. All right, do you see my trade station screen? Type AY for me in the chat if you see it. Okay, so John asked about CLX, okay? So we're gonna look at Clorox here. Now this has had a wild ride. I'm gonna squish up the chart. What I mean squishing up is putting a lot of data in first. We're just gonna stay in a daily timeframe to make it simple. All right, and then I move it back out. So this helps me understand how we had this big run up and we have been pushing lower. Right now our side power zones are hinting on a bar-to-bar basis, okay? Very short-term, a recovery higher. The first upside target would be the last support. That's a basic GAN concept. So I would look at the January 14th old low, keep an eye there. After that, I would look at various levels along the way here. And by the time those are occurring John, I'll be having monthly coaching live and I can look at that in detail and give you a more detailed layout of some of those supports and resistances. My RSI power zones is not the standard RSI. The settings you have in the standard RSI don't have zones. They don't have all this detailed nuance. They just don't and it won't look like mine. So most folks charge a lot just for the indicator. I'm including the indicator in the system and giving you the education to go with it. I don't sell the indicator separately anymore because I've wanted to make sure that traders have the education to supplement what they're doing with the indicator and to have the ability to come ask me questions which is why you get monthly group coaching for life for $297. Okay, I have a couple more minutes here. So I'm gonna continue to take your questions or y