Simon Kloot – Professional Trading With Institutional Supply & Demand

Simon Kloot - Professional Trading With Institutional Supply & Demand

Learn how to trade any financial market consistently and profitably.

Whether you’re a beginning trader or an advanced trader trying to turn that corner, this course will provide you with the route to finding trading consistency and profitability. The methods in this course are applicable to Forex, Commodities, Stock Indices and Cryptocurrencies.

This course is a result of over a decade of research and thousands of hours of screen time. The strategies I teach are based on my view of how the market works.

Since it’s inception On Udemy in 2014, Professional Trading With Institutional Supply & Demand has taught over 1200 students, receiving an average rating of 4.6 stars and hundreds of positive reviews.

Now, I’m pleased to announce this course will be taught exclusively at TraderSimon.com.

In this course you will learn:

Why understanding stophunts are crucial to successful trading.
The principles of supply and demand and how to map the market using these methods.
How the markets are manipulated by banks and the central banks.
The guiding principles of risk management and trading psychology.
Why technical indicators and most chart patterns ensure that retail traders are “cannon fodder” for the Investment Banks.
The filters you can use to stay out of bad trades.
Advanced Supply and Demand methods to increase your trading edge.
How to apply the same principles to Bitcoin and the Cryptocurrency markets.

Requirements:

Students should at least have a basic knowledge of trading before taking this course, i.e. how to set up charts, the bid/ask spread, understanding what forex/commodities/stock indexes are, being able to place trades, stoplosses and targets.

Learning Path:

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Course Content

Introduction

Section 1: The Basics

Understanding The Markets Are Manipulated Is The Key To Success SAMPLE LESSON

The Really Simple Stuff And Price Action

Support and Resistance, Price Pivot Zones, BARs, A Common S/R Fallacy

Support And Resistance Chart Walkthrough SAMPLE LESSON

Trendlines And Channels

The Fallacies Of Technical Indicators SAMPLE LESSON

Charting liquidity

Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand Part 2

What type of trader are you?

Section 2 : Your Trading Mind

Risk Management

Trading Psychology

Your Trading Day, News, Twitter and Squawk Services.

Section 3: Advanced Supply & Demand

Fresh Vs. Tested Zones, Zone Returns, Ledges, Compression

Market Maker Spikes, Trend Trader Shakeouts, The Bull And Bear Trap

Trend, Bias And Common Fallacies

Trading the order flow, The Engulf pattern, Market zones

Level Vs. Price Action Entries

Looking Inside Timeframes

Demand, Bear Trap, Break & Retest Confluence Example

Exiting A Trade Early

Targets And Scaling

Why Lower TImeframe Traders Should Use Tick Charts.

A Quick Video To Explain Supply At Resistance

Section 4: Exercises

Exercises

Section 5: Conclusion

Logging Your Own Trades And Using Compounding

Next Steps, Further Study & Conclusion

Section 6: Additional Lectures

EURUSD and DAX Bear Traps Plus Momentum

Using Supply and Demand with Mean Reversion

Section 7: Realtime Trading Examples

EURUSD Trade – Friday 28th November 2014

Gold Lower Timeframe London Session – Monday 8th December

Section 8: Live DAX Trading Examples

DAX Live Trading Example Fri 19th August 2016

Dax Live Trading Example Mon 22nd August 2016

DAX Live Trading Example Tue 23rd August 2016

Section 9: Bonus 1 – The Key 14 Supply & Demand Setup Variations

The Key 14 Supply & Demand Setup Variations

Section 10: Bonus 2 – Trading Bitcoin And Crypto Currencies

Introduction To Trading Bitcoin And Crypto Currencies

Bitcoin, Crypto And The Blockchain

Crypto Trading vs. Investing

Crypto Charting Part 1

Crypto Charting Part 2

Crypto Charting Part 3

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