Most traders don't even know that DOW JONES is a price weighted index and S&P500 is market cap weighted.  In this module, you will learn the foundation that holds the stock market together, including the diagonal relationship of the risk/reward line.  

As a professional trader, one should only focus on high-probability trades.  Reversal plays have the highest statistical probability of turning unrealized losses into realized profits.  In this module you will see me trade live and even execute some hedging strategies. 

Position sizing relative to beta risk is WAY more important than timing trades.  By using the Martingale betting system on the right opportunities, you will slingshot to breakeven point much sooner and turn your losing trades into winners.  

While keeping a close eye on volume-weighted moving averages and crossovers is a good idea for trend reversals, overdoing it with numerous useless oscillators does not add any value.   Focusing on a few oscillators to plot your support and resistance, while watching price action with strong volume, is all a trader needs to be successful. 

Understanding company specific risk (a.k.a. unsystematic risk) is the beginning of a trader's maturity and wisdom.  While amateur retail traders continue to bet on junk stocks, you will soon realize the importance of betting heavily on large cap names with strong institutional interests, or shorting the weak ones. 

Learning how to use Options as leverage instead of tapping into margin, will free up cash and keep you worried free from a margin call.  However, using multi-legged option strategies regularly; such as iron condors, strangles, straddles are not recommended due to implied volatility changes and leg adjustments.  It's just tough to be consistently profitable.