Sniper Webinars Part 1 (1-10)
Sniper Webinars Part 2 (11-30)
Sniper Webinars Part 3 (31-100)
SST Super System Of Trading
Sniper Webinars Part 2 (11-30)
Sniper Webinars Part 2 (11-30)
What I will learn?
- Webinar 11: Introduction to Support & Resistance + Uptrends & Downtrends
- Webinar 12: Trendlines, Support/Resistance, Accumulation/Distribution and Supply/Demand Zones
- Webinar 13: Supply/Demand areas, Support/Resistance areas and Accumulation Zones which helps with Price Action
- Webinar 14: Bullish and Bearish Continuation Flag Patterns
- Webinar 15: Continuation Chart Patterns (Part 1)
- Webinar 16: Continuation Chart Patterns (Part 2)
- Webinar 17: Ascending, Descending & Symmetrical Triangles
- Webinar 18: Reversal Chart Patterns, Double Top/Bottoms (M&W), Head & Shoulder and Wedge Patterns
- Webinar 19: Reversal Patterns (Part 1)
- Webinar 20: Reversal Patterns (Part 2)
- Webinar 21: Introduction to Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Bullish and Bearish RSI Divergence
- Webinar 22: Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
- Webinar 23: Introduction to the Stochastics Oscillator
- Webinar 24: Introduction to Bollinger Bands & Fibonacci Retracements
- Webinar 25: Sniper Trap & Gap Strategy
- Webinar 26: Introduction to 2/3 Bar Candlestick Patterns
- Webinar 27: Retracement and Pullback Trading
- Webinar 28: All Types of Entries
- Webinar 29: How to Place a Stop Loss
- Webinar 30: Introduction to 1 Minute Scalping
Content/Playlist (20)
- Webinar 11: Introduction to Support & Resistance + Uptrends & Downtrends (01:32:09)
Description:
We introduce and discuss Support and Resistance level and how it relates to price action, where price can consolidate in between these zones or have a potential breakout or breakdown. Support is a demand zone (Buyers) and Resistance is a supply zone (Sellers). We also discuss Uptrends (higher highs and higher lows) and Downtrends (lower highs and lower lows). - Webinar 12: Trendlines, Support/Resistance, Accumulation/Distribution and Supply/Demand Zones (00:57:59)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce and illustrate how to draw trendlines (bullish/bearish) by connecting points on multiple candlesticks (HH/HL and LH/LL). We also identify areas of Accumulation/Distribution where contracts are being fulfilled and price action is consolidating and establishing Supply (sellers) and Demand (buyers) zones. We will have more webinars on individual topics covered in this session. - Webinar 14: Bullish and Bearish Continuation Flag Patterns (01:16:32)
Description:
In this webinar, we will introduce and analyze the Bullish and Bearish Continuation Flag Patterns. These patterns consist of a Pole (Bullish/Bearish Candlestick or a Bull/Bear Rally), the Flag represents a period where price action cools off or consolidates (Trap & Gap Strategy) and an eventual breakout Bullish or Bearish depending on the over all trend. These patterns are very important because they allow you to continue in the trade and make more profits by holding entire position or scaling out partial profits. - Webinar 17: Ascending, Descending & Symmetrical Triangles (00:56:40)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce and explain Bullish and Bearish Continuation chart patterns. An Ascending Triangle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern which forms a ascending lower support trendline, eventually breaking out bullish and continuing the trend. Descending Triangle is a bearish continuation chart pattern which forms a descending upper trendline, eventually breaking down bearish and continuing the trend. Symmetrical Triangle has both ascending and desending trendlines which can breakout both bullish or bearish. - Webinar 18: Reversal Chart Patterns, Double Top/Bottoms (M&W), Head & Shoulder and Wedge Patterns (00:57:01)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce the reversal chart patterns, specifically the Double Top/Double Bottom (M&W), Head & Shoulder (Inverse) and Rising/Falling Wedge Patterns. Many candlesticks make visible chart patterns which have a high probability of reversing the existing trend from bullish to bearish or bearish to bullish. It is important to recognize these patterns to add confluence and confirmation to your price action technical trading - Webinar 21: Introduction to Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Bullish and Bearish RSI Divergence (00:59:42)
Description:
Introduction to Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Bullish and Bearish RSI Divergence. RSI is a sub-chart technical indicator and is used to identify overbought or oversold conditions as well as the overall strength and momentum of the security you are trading. - Webinar 22: Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) (01:58:02)
Description:
Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD). MACD is a sub-chart technical indicator used to identify momentum, and trend of a security using 2 moving averages and a histogram chart. Bullish and Bearish Divergence can also be identified using MACD. - Webinar 23: Introduction to the Stochastics Oscillator (00:49:12)
Description:
Introduction to the Stochastics Oscillator which is a sub-chart momentum indicator which compares a particular closing price to a range of its prices over a certain period of time. It uses 2 moving averages (%K and %D) and also used to identify Overbought/Oversold areas. - Webinar 24: Introduction to Bollinger Bands & Fibonacci Retracements (01:06:57)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce and describe the Bollinger Bands and the Fibonacci Retracements which are main chart technical indicator tools. These tools can be combined with price action to help with confluence and added confirmation. Bollinger Bands or volatility bands are used as a Support/Resistance or Overbought/Oversold indicator represented by 3 lines (upper, lower and signal line). Fibonacci Retracement indicator is a tool to help identify Support/Resistance and the percentage of the retracement or pullback of a particular area you are trading. The 61.8% zone is considered the “Golden Zone” - Webinar 25: Sniper Trap & Gap Strategy (01:37:05)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce areas where price action may consolidate or trade sideways where accumulation and distribution occurs. This is where we Trap the price action and wait for the breakout (bullish) or the breakdown (bearish) which is the Gap. An impulse candle may breakout so it is important to understand implications of these candles (see other webinars) and also the retest with confirmation breakout candle - this is the Sniper Trap & Gap Strategy - Webinar 27: Retracement and Pullback Trading (01:14:13)
Description:
In this webinar, we talk about how retracements or pullbacks are considered to be minor corrections and a temporary pause before continuing in the original direction unless structure is broken and leads to an eventual reversal. Various charting tools can be used to help identify these areas, such as the Fibonacci tool - Webinar 29: How to Place a Stop Loss (02:09:35)
Description:
In this webinar, we discuss the importance of a Stop Loss and its placement for different types of trading strategies. Stop losses can be “hard” stop losses that you manually set when taking a trade, or a “mental” stop loss that you manually exit yourself. It is highly recommended that beginner traders ALWAYS use a “hard” stop loss. Identifying key market structure can also aid in the placement of a stop loss - Webinar 30: Introduction to 1 Minute Scalping (01:52:54)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce the 1 minute timeframe scalping method. This is a very fast scalping and requires extreme patience, this timeframe is for more advanced traders due to the indecision and possible false signals. Identify support/resistance zones and also a possible Sniper Trap & Gap for possibly breakouts. Always do your Top Down analysis and always know your 5m, 15m and 1h higher timeframe S/R. 1m timeframe can be used with your 5m trading for confluence