One-on-One Mentoring
If you are looking to take your e-mini day trading to the next level, kindly consider the E-Mini Trading Professor’s One-On-One Mentoring Program.
Here’s what’s included:
- 5 half-days of one-on-one, live trading with the E-mini Trading Professor.
- You are on the phone directly with the E-mini Trading Professor during the live trading session.
- You watch and discuss the same charts.
- See and hear the E-mini Trading Professor’s insights and explanations for entering and exiting all his trades.
- Discuss trading psychology and trading pitfalls.
- Get all your personal questions answered immediately and directly.
One-on-one mentoring really is the best and quickest way to accelerate your trading skills. Fill out “Set an Appointment” for a time to talk, or simply type in a question for David to answer, you may also contact us directly at 309-336-3353
Price: $1299
One-On-One Training Curriculum
Day One
- Introduction to why I trade the YM and not ES
- Basic tenants on the psychology of trading and pitfalls traders fall into
- Specific mistakes made by traders when they are in an unsuitable psychological state
Day Two
- Introduction to support and resistance
- Introduction to FibGrid
- Four basic tenants of trading with support and resistance (large traders control the market, small traders are often trading in the wrong direction, the market tends to stop and start at the same points, the market is always right and you are always wrong)
Day Three
- Introduction to setups for breakouts and breakdowns along support and resistance lines.
- Volume and how it affects potential trades along support and resistance.
- Trending markets and consolidating markets, how to identify each.
Day Four
- Setups that do not involve support and resistance including Darvis box, Fibonacci trades, and ambush trades.
- Learn to trade with the trend in practice counter trend trading to observe the adverse results of this style of trading.
- Specific study of volume and its affect on price movement.
Day Five
- Live trading with David
- The pros and cons of trading too long on a simulator
- Miscellaneous questions and answers that may occur
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