This game is getting harder and harder to beat.

That's because these days, estimates suggest 80% of exchange-regulated order flow is program trading: powerful robots the banks run in order to manipulate prices. If you don't understand how that machine works and how to take advantage of what it does, winning is nearly impossible.

Look, in the nineties this was much easier. My initial models were technical; context could be indicator-based. I would run mechanical models that generated high rates of return because markets were much less competitive. Floor trading will still be in effect and order flow was not 100% electronic. It wasn't like the whole world was trading against every know technical trigger. Times have changed.

While the nature of the markets has always remained the same, what has changed is how order flow is generated — and the sheer volume of it. There are hundreds of millions of shares traded on any given stock on any given day. These are massive institutions with billions, even trillions of dollars manipulating prices.

The idea that an untrained, uninitiated screen trader - from the comfort of his own home - can compete with the big banks is ludicrous.

Unarmed AND with the belief system that value is necessarily reflected in the price and the playing field is somehow level is a recipe for getting churned to death.

The good news: I've got 500+ hours of videos here that level the playing field for you.

This training cuts through the bullsh*t that is technical analysis and enters the realm of real-world trading education. You'll watch my students go through every step in the process — with my guidance and instruction — as if you were doing it yourself. You'll see exactly what we do, exactly how we do it, and more importantly, why we do it that way.

Each of these videos will answer all the questions you're likely asking yourself: How do I do this? How do I make this work? How do I analyze this stuff to get ahead of the institutions; to at least give myself a fighting chance to come out with a win?

Hands-on learning that gets you there faster.

This is learning to do by watching others do it. Which, incidentally, happens to be how we learn best. When you watch someone else do something, the same parts in your brain light up as if you were the one doing it. That's what you'll get here.

Look, it’s one thing to learn about a certain skill or what you need to do. It's another thing to actually see it in action. Look at it from different angles and different perspectives to actually master that skill. 
See how it works, see how it's implemented, see how other people are pulling it off. For example:

• Struggling with price patterns? There are 59 videos on price patterns and how to understand and manipulate them.
• Struggling with weekly breakouts, choosing trading objectives? Got you covered: watch a whole bunch of these objective videos and you'll find out how to create your objective and figure out what you want in terms of expansion, a price pattern for low-risk entry, controlling risk. It's all here.
• Struggling to understand risk? No problem. There are 50+ videos on risk and how to control it; on how to size anything.

You just pick your hurdle — whatever’s standing in your way — and just start watching. You won't get empty theory here; you'll literally watch someone take every concrete step to make progress and get results.

500+ hours. Everything I know across 12 mission-critical categories.

First, I'll introduce you to TC2000, the best scanner on the planet. Next up, understanding sorting and selection: how do we find these opportunities quickly and easily? How do we sort through them in terms of what's low risk, what's high risk, etc?

When we analyze the weekly and daily INTERVALS, the weekly is the signal; the daily is the noise. So if you want to get consistent and make a lot of money, you analyze the weekly. That’s the linchpin to this whole thing; mastering weekly price analysis is key to your success.

With these student samples alone, you can learn how to trade right now. These are real samples I've been working with students one-on-one to develop. Just by watching these samples — along with my analyzing it, critiquing it, and tweaking it — you'll see exactly how it's done.

We'll cover all the different kinds of tools you can utilize: price levels, low risk triggers, universal triggers, screen tools we use to sort, etc. I cover the specific tools used at various stages; scanning, analysis, management, etc. Tools of the trade.

These are tools you use once you're in the trade: how to second guess order flow, for example. Trade management isn't static; it’s dynamic. Which means you need to be proactive instead of reactive — so that you're never blindsided by what price is doing. These videos show you the way.

I can promise you anything, but the proof lies in the fact that someone else did this and succeeded. You’re going to see exactly how students in my programs — people just like you — put what I taught them to work. You’ll see that if they can succeed, you can as well — by replicating it for yourself.

Here's just a fraction of what you'll learn across 270+ training videos.

The right way to test-sample daily to shorten the learning curve.

Most people learn something, like a pattern. And then they go back and they look at historical charts and they try to find these instances of those patterns and what happened...which is the worst possible thing you can do.

What you're doing is inadvertently training your brain to see patterns that have already evolved — and worse, your brain is unconsciously attaching an outcome to those patterns. So you're losing before you've even started; when you look at price, in real-time on the right edge, nothing makes sense.

So instead, here's my approach: if it's gonna take you a thousand screen hours to get competent, then you gotta be doing the right thing each day. So that whether you spend 10 minutes or 10 hours, that time is productive.

So yes, you need to test sample daily to speed the curve — but you have to be doing it the right way. Otherwise you're looking at three, four years to get going. If you start my way, you can be moving in three or four months.

EEMA-level analysis: leveraging the power of being the second mouse to get the cheese.

This is one of the easiest ways to make money with extreme contraction, especially with machine-driven program trading. What they do is they sucker in order flow, moving one way… and then it suddenly rips the other way. All those people get killed; they lose money. This goes on day in and day out.

So to combat that, we use EMA-level analysis to see how order flow has been trapped on the wrong side. Instead of going long when prices are moving up, we're looking at going short. If that breaks down, we're gonna make money; the longs get killed. EMA level analysis is how we identify those situations and take advantage of it being on the right side of them.

Let me put it to you this way: we learn ways to second guess program trading. It’s how to be the second mouse who gets the cheese. The first mouse gets caught! The first breakout gets killed — but the second one makes money.Let me put it to you this way: we learn ways to second guess program trading. It’s how to be the second mouse getting the cheese. The first breakout gets killed — but the second one makes money.

A Primer on Price-Action Trend Analysis (and what NOT to do).

Let's face it, some of the best lessons we learn come from mistakes. I had a guy in my class who had shorted Tesla — and it was a great short, for a lot of reasons. But then he made a big, common novice mistake; he got nervous. He blew off everything I told him, turned on the news, got worried and covered it. He didn't follow the price action and trend analysis. Which pissed me off, to be honest ;-)

So I went back with him and dissected everything: price trend analysis, price action, here’s exactly how you read this. I went back and said, look, this is exactly how you do it. You do this and I guarantee you get consistent. And got him to see that never again, at any time, would he have covered that short.

Interestingly, this is when Tesla was at $280; this was back in October. Right now it's at $140; this guy would have a 100% return had he not done this.

If you can count to three, you can make money. IF you follow the path and stick to the rules.

ESSENTIAL weekly breakouts — and 3 models for consistency and pattern resistance.

What we're looking at here is how we define the breakout, the point where price moves break through that resistance level. We look at technical tools that help us read the strong volume that motivates panic buying — so you can take advantage of the uptrend. And then we model this so that students can repeat this same thing over and over again, consistently.

Statistical arbitrage fundamentals.

This is really important because statistical arbitrage is a ‘game’ where you can create such large samples that it is - theoretically - not possible to lose over time. For example, if I was playing poker and every time I got two Kings, I bet, I would probably continue to win (of course, the antes would be killing me). The point is that this is a truly game of numbers. And when you get your arms around that, all you've got to do is figure out how to make that math work for you.

Analyzing convergent patterns.

A convergent pattern’s definition has to be clear, specific and detailed in order for it to be of use. Any recurring pattern has to be defined specifically so that it can be analyzed the same way; that’s consistency. These videos show you the importance of analyzing chart patterns to a very high degree of specificity, where everything is defined, actionable and repeatable.