Trend lines are the simplest (and most affordable) no-lag indicator. They have a dual function as qualifiers and triggers for trend-following entry setups. In this follow-up webinar I’ll reveal the trend line tricks I’ve developed over the years to help define opportunities in volatile markets such as we have today. No discussion of trend lines is complete without a corresponding discussion of pullbacks. If you have ever wondered which dip to consider, this webinar is for...

Have you ever lost more than you planned to in a trade? Have you ever felt scared once you entered a trade? Be honest! Every single trader, at some point in their journey, has struggled with managing their share size. This workshop will provide you with the necessary tools to determine how many shares to trade in order to create consistent results. We will review different methods of share sizing and provide guidance on how to...

This evening’s webinar is part 1 of a 3-part series. Tonight, we will discuss the market auction theory. Before learning how to use pivots correctly, you need to firstly understand the theory behind why the market moves, and then know how to read that movement. We begin this series by diving deep into the concepts that drive the market....

Breakouts are one of the more common strategies that many day traders trade. There are several reasons for that, including: 1) Trading breakouts allow you to be done with your trading earlier in the day. 2) Most of the volume in the market comes at the Open, therefore, the biggest spikes in prices also occur at the Open. Nevertheless, breakout trades are not as simple as they may initially appear. For example, one cannot take a 1-minute...

After six content-packed webinars we have covered a whole lot of mental training techniques, all designed to help you cultivate the mental edge. Feeling overwhelmed by the number of strategies? We will revisit all the key techniques discussed in the series and discuss how you can synthesise these to create an Olympic medal-standard mental training routine. We will also invite members of the BBT community to join Créde live on Zoom to assist with these...

John has been trading the High of Day Break strategy almost exclusively since early 2020 and he credits it with turning his trading career around. In fact, he has traded it over 1300 times in the past year with great success. In essence, it is a very simple strategy and great for beginner traders. But it can also be easily adapted to add specificity and complexity to account for things like stock price, time of...

Let's first acknowledge that we, as human beings, are all imperfect. In this webinar, Neda will talk about how by bringing mindfulness and self-compassion to our present-moment experience, we can choose not to escalate the storytelling of our mind about our mistakes, give room to our emotions to be fully experienced, and be kind to ourselves. Let's practice to be a compassionate mess as Dr. Kristen Neff put it. Test how self-compassionate you are: https://self-compassion.org/test-how-self-compassionate-you-are/...

During this townhall Mike and Dr. Katz will invite two traders from the community to share their trading psychological issue and why they believe it holds them back. Join us to watch and listen to how Dr. Katz assists the traders in identifying the root cause behind the issue and steps to begin addressing it....

Have you heard of the benefits of using mental imagery (visualization) to help you achieve your trading goals, but you are not sure how to practically go about this? Perhaps you already visualize yourself being successful in trading, but you don't do this as a consistent part of your trading routine? This webinar draws on one of the key mental skills used by professional athletes to enhance sports performance, and explains how to harness the...

In this webinar we will take a fresh look at the technical and psychological challenges we face when it’s time to exit a trade… at a loss. If you think about it… trading success is rather straight-forward: buy low, sell high. That’s why beginners can sometimes do quite well. It’s not luck. It’s easier to keep things simple when we don’t know much. Over time, however, trading gets more complicated and our progress then depends largely on how...