Notes
- Emotion-driven results come from a lack of planning. Professional traders rely on organized trading plans that are well-constructed, memorized, and reviewed regularly.
- A trading plan is essential for consistently profitable trading.
The Need For A Trading Plan
The Majority Of The Time
The Least Important Process
The General Overview
The Paradigm Shift
Pack Small Play Big
Keeping Realistic Goals In Focus
Case Study - 25 Pips Per Week
Case Study - 50 Pips Per Week
Case Study - 75 Pips Per Week
Modular Thinking - Steady Progress
Success Without Home Runs
Keep Something - Pay Yourself
Success Without Home Runs - 6%
Second Portion Captures ADR
Small Risk + Equity Management
Interest Rates
Interest Rates Spreads And Differentials
Million Dollar Futures Insights
COT And Commercial Trends
Trading The News
Key Market Moving Indicators - British Pound
Key Market Moving Indicators - US Dollar
Key Market Moving Indicators - Euro
Plan For News Impact
30-Year Treasuries And T-Notes
10-Year Treasury Notes
5-Year Treasury Notes
2-Year Treasury Notes
US Dollar Index
The Major Stock Market Indices
CRB Commodity Index
Risk-On And Risk-Off Scenario
Key Support And Resistance
Market Sentiment
Market Structure
Open Interest And Premiums
Higher Time Frame Directional Bias
General Market - Risk-On Or Risk-Off
Anticipatory Stage Of Analysis
Execution Stage Of Analysis
Management Stage Of Analysis
Reactionary Stage Of Analysis
Documentation Stage Of Analysis
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