Many traders think that knowledge is power, so they acquire as much information and tools as possible.
You probably already know all of the indicators you will encounter in this course.
But knowing isn’t enough. You will learn even more when you apply this knowledge.
This course will teach you how to apply this knowledge.

This first introduction lecture is free, please click here to go there.

Technical Analysis is based on the idea that price trends over time.
So identifying the trend is a very important part of Technical Analysis.
It is also a very important element of my trading system

It is important to emphasize that trend is a lagging indicator.
It’s an average over a previous period. Momentum on the other hand,
is generally regarded as a leading indicator.
In this lecture we look if the trend has enough momentum.
Momentum means strength. You want a strong trend, confirmed by volume.

For me one of the most important aspects of chart analysis is to look at the structures on a “naked” chart,
drawing Support and Resistance lines, etc. It is often the first subject you encounter when learning Technical Analysis. 

This lecture consists of a chart-structures mini-course I will take you by the hand and give you 
a practical in-depth look into basic chart structure reading.

When you have finished this mini-course, you will be a Pro in reading Chart Structures. 
Charts will easily open up to you, and you’ll be able to determine where price will probably go next. 
Being able to read chart structures is a skill that will effectively improve your results, and is essential for any Pro trader.

Next we are going to look at a higher timeframe chart to get confirmation.
Only looking at lower timeframes is like tunnel-vision.
Like in real life, it is always good to see the bigger picture.
Looking at higher timeframes gives less signals, because higher timeframes move slower, but the signals are more reliable.
When both the lower and higher timeframes confirm a trade signal, that trade will have a higher probability.

Most traders emphasize on price when making a trading decision. But in my opinion timing is just as important. 
I guess timing is actually the most important step in my trading system. 
Trading is about buying or selling for the right price at the right time, isn’t it?
Often the best opportunities last very short. 
But what is the right time? How can you possibly know?

In Chapter 2 I used volume to determine momentum, the strength in the market.
Now I will look at volume as another tool to time our entry. To do this we will focus on the orderbook analysis. 

When I was new to crypto trading, I still ran into problems, despite following all the 6 previous steps meticulously.
Like all crypto traders, I soon found out that Bitcoin’s price movement affects altcoin prices.
The relationship isn’t always predictable, but there are some common trends. 
It is very important that you know how this functions.

This leture is packed with many real-world examples.
Study each one carefully, so and you will be ready to start practicing yourself.

Many experienced traders say that profitable trading is not only about finding the best trades, but also about proper Risk Management. Some even go so far to say that profitable trading is only about Risk Management.

In my experience you can’t be a good trader without proper Risk Management.

There are two instances where we exit a trade. When we take profit, or when we stop loss. But how do you know it’s time to exit your trade?

I saved the best for last! 
This is my favourite trading setup of all time.
It is like cherry picking, only trading the setups with the highest probability. 

This chapter is supplementary and shows you what else can be achieved with this knowledge.
See how it applies to different trading opportunities, like trend trading. Now that you have come this far I really like to push the limits of what this course was meant to be about.