Last update: August 2021
≈ Do you have a detailed trading plan? ≈
How simple is your trading plan? How detailed is it?
Many traders prefer simplicity when executing a trade. They build rules and skills to be able to identify their Entry trigger, 1st Target, 2nd Target, Stop Loss, and Position sizing.
If you can answer these questions, you can build a trading plan.
- Where will you buy, and why?
- Where will you take profits?
- Where will you cut your loss?
- How much will you risk?
When you are new, it’s easy to get swept up into complexity, but we advise you to keep it simple, learn the basics and start trading with a disciplined plan. You’ll be better off for it, and then, when you are using more complex systems you still have the foundations of trade entry, exit and sizing built.
Last night we had a fun and informative webinar that helped traders open their eyes to the real income potential of our coveted swing trading system. They have learned all about the art of the swing trade as Coach Matt took a deep dive into the important details.
If you missed last night’s event or would like to watch it again, check it out below.
Trading for Beginners: The basics of Swing Trading [FREE 101 Webinar]
Chart of the Day: $AXP (American Express Company)
$AXP was a candidate from this weekend’s Options Report (PRO Members only). As a breakout, we can build our Entry, Target, Stop and Position size with swing trading rules. Each weekend, the coaches do this in the reports, but you as a trader, need to have these foundation skills as well to execute the basics.
Video of the day: How to perform multiple time frame analysis on a swing trade
In this video, Coach Noah shows you exactly how to do a multiple time frame analysis on a swing trade.
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