Sniper Webinars Part 1 (1-10)
Sniper Webinars Part 2 (11-30)
Sniper Webinars Part 3 (31-100)
SST Super System Of Trading
SST Lifetime Coaching and Education
Stock/Option Webinars
SST Trade Idea Breakdowns
SST Stock Market Securities List
Sniper Webinars Part 3 (31-100)
Sniper Webinars Part 3 (31-100)
What I will learn?
- Webinar 31: Entries, Exits, Impulse, Retest and Support, Resistance
- Webinar 32: Top Down Analysis from Daily to Hourly to 5 minute scalping
- Webinar 33: Top Down analysis from the Daily to lower timeframe trading
- Webinar 34: Top Down Analysis and Entries
- Webinar 35: Top Down Analysis, Entries and Exits
- Webinar 36: Full Top Down Analysis
- Webinar 37: Impulse and Retest Confirmation Candlesticks
- Webinar 38: How do you Trade Retest & Confirmation Candles
- Webinar 39: Introducing and identifying Liquidity trading areas, which are formed at key Supply/Demand Zones
- Webinar 40: Session High/Lows and Trendlines
- Webinar 41: The Psychology of Scalping
- Webinar 42: Power of Pips
- Webinar 43: US30 Scalping Strategy
- Webinar 44: Psychology of Overtrading
- Webinar 45: Discussing the real life aspect of being a trader and dealing with the psychology of the markets
- Webinar 46: Introduction to Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Bullish and Bearish RSI Divergence
- Webinar 47: Fear and Greed
- Webinar 48: Webinar - Wick Analysis Scalping
- Webinar 49: What is Hedge Trading?
- Webinar 50: Zone to Zone Trading
- Webinar 51: What is Market Structure
- Webinar 52: What are Static Trading Zones
- Webinar 53: Common Mistakes Traders Make
- Webinar 54: Trading with Drawdown
- Webinar 55: Trading Into Major Red Folder News Events
- Webinar 56: News and FOMC
- Webinar 57: NFP and GDP Folders
- Webinar 58: What is a Recession
- Webinar 59: What is Debt
- Webinar 60: Trading Psychology - 3M's, FOMO & FOJI
- Webinar 61: Risk Management
- Webinar 62: Importance of a Trading Plan & Journal
- Webinar 63: Golden Zones & Psychological 50% Levels
- Webinar 64: The Dow30 (US30) Index
- Webinar 65: What is Volatility
- Webinar 66: What is Choppy Price Action or Market
- Webinar 67: Importance of 15m, 30m and 1H Timeframe Volatility for Scalpers
- Webinar 68: Swing & Position Trading (Weekly, Daily, 4HR & 1HR Timeframes)
- Webinar 69: What are Barriers to Success in Trading
- Webinar 70: All About Stop Losses and Risk Management
- Webinar 71: New Years Trading Plan & Mindset for 2023
- Webinar 72: Over & Under Leveraging and Lot Sizing
- Webinar 73: Tweezer Tops and Bottoms - Importance of Equal Highs and Lows
- Webinar 74: Psychology of a Breakeven Trade
- Webinar 75: Psychology and Mindset - The Language of Trading from Dollar Figures to Ticks, Pips, Percent and Dollar
- Webinar 76: Trading Pair Matching Timeframes
- Webinar 77: Psychology of Supply & Demand Zones
- Webinar 78: Why Am I Still Struggling as a Trader
- Webinar 79: Smaller Lots & Larger Stops
- Webinar 80: When In Doubt, Zoom Out
- Webinar 81: What Lot Size Should I Use For My Account
- Webinar 82: Pick a Security and Master it
- Webinar 83: How To Identify Quality Setups
- Webinar 84: Dead Cat Bounce & Bear Traps
- Webinar 85: Correlational Trading With DXY (USD Index)
- Webinar 86: What is an Ignited Candlestick - The Firecracker
- Webinar 87: Liquidating (Closing) a Position on Strength of Candlestick into a Zone
- Webinar 88: Don't Marry a Position
- Webinar 89: What is a Short Squeeze
- Webinar 90: Adding Multiple Positions in a Trend - Fill the Wick and Pop
- Webinar 91: Overcoming Struggles as a Trader - Sniper Team Meeting
- Webinar 92: Tale of the Tape - What is Tape Reading
- Webinar 93: All About Swing Trading
- Webinar 94: Traders Mindset - You vs Yourself
- Webinar 95: Zone To Zone Trading - Zoom Out Strategy
- Webinar 96: Traders Anonymous Monthly Meeting - Part 1
- Webinar 97: Back to the Basics of Learning to Trade - Introduction Class
- Webinar 98: Back to the Basics of Learning to Trade
- Webinar 99: Back to the Basics of Learning
- Webinar 100: Back to the Basics of Learning - Trading Playbook
- Webinar 101: Everything You Need to Know About Forex
- Webinar 102: Types of Traders, Timeframes, Sessions & Red Folder News
- Webinar 103: Order Types and OHLC of a Candlestick
- Webinar 104: Bullish Candlestick Family and Patterns
- Webinar 105: Bearish Family of Candlesticks and Patterns
- Webinar 106: Wick Analysis and its Characteristics
- Webinar 107: What is Support & Resistance
- Webinar 108: The Rise and Fall of MFF
- Webinar 109: Trading Securities at All Time Highs (ATH) - Focus on Gold (XAUUSD)
Content/Playlist (79)
- Webinar 32: Top Down Analysis from Daily to Hourly to 5 minute scalping (01:37:06)
Description:
In this webinar, we went over Top Down Analysis from Daily to Hourly to 5 minute scalping. We also showed the importance of watching higher timeframe volume coming to critical Daily and Hourly levels where we can set Alerts and drop to lower timeframes for scalping - Webinar 34: Top Down Analysis and Entries (01:37:57)
Description:
In this webinar, we break down the Top Down Analysis approach to trading, and introduce Entry points, Exits and Stop Loss placement. In this approach, we use yellow lines to represent Daily Levels, white lines to represent 1H Levels and finally red lines, representing 5m Levels. - Webinar 36: Full Top Down Analysis (01:59:02)
Description:
In this webinar, we break down further Top Down Analysis on multiple securities to get a full understanding of this method of charting. We need to understand the overall higher timeframe trend and key areas, leading into lower timeframe scalping. - Webinar 37: Impulse and Retest Confirmation Candlesticks (01:02:16)
Description:
In this webinar, we backtested the US30 on the 5 min time frame from Tokyo to London and finally New York session and identified areas of consolidation where impulse candles breakout or fakeout. We explained the different methods of trading them and also to identify the retest with confirmation candlesticks. Patience and Discipline is needed while trading areas of consolidation. - Webinar 39: Introducing and identifying Liquidity trading areas, which are formed at key Supply/Demand Zones (01:16:48)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduced and identified Liquidity trading areas, which are formed at key Supply/Demand Zones. We look for and identify long rejection wicks in these specific zones reversing the overall trend of the market - Webinar 42: Power of Pips (01:34:57)
Description:
In this webinar, we introduce and discuss the power of compounding 5-10 Pip trading and having high consistency identifying these opportunities on the lower timeframes. The Power of Pips can be very powerful, as the markets present many opportunities for these types of trades. Daily goals can be achieved with a few of these trades per day. - Webinar 45: Discussing the real life aspect of being a trader and dealing with the psychology of the markets (02:27:55)
Description:
In this webinar, we discussed the real life aspect of being a trader and dealing with the psychology of the markets and the way you deal with real emotions involved in being a trader. Every trader has taken a lose in the markets but it is important to learn how to deal with this and learn from our mistakes. - Webinar 46: 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 47: Fear and Greed (02:18:40)
Description:
In this webinar, we host a weekly question and answer live session for our Sniper members, where we answer all of your trading related questions so that you will be prepared to study over the weekend, and start the next week off with a better understanding of the markets. These sessions are interactive and in a live environment - Webinar 49: What is Hedge Trading? (00:51:50)
Description:
Hedge trading is a risk management strategy used by investors to offset potential losses in an investment by taking an opposite position in a related asset. The goal is to reduce the impact of price fluctuations and protect the value of an asset. This can involve the use of derivatives like options and futures, or other financial instruments. Essentially, hedging acts as a form of insurance to mitigate financial losses. - Webinar 50: Zone to Zone Trading (01:59:23)
Description:
Zone to Zone Trading is a strategy where traders identify key support and resistance zones on a price chart and make trades as the price moves between these zones. The goal is to capitalize on the predictable price movements and reversals that often occur at these key levels. By entering and exiting trades at these strategic points, traders attempt to maximize profit while managing risk effectively. - Webinar 51: What is Market Structure (02:22:36)
Description:
Market structure refers to the organization and characteristics of a financial market, including its participants, the products being traded, and the rules and mechanisms that facilitate trading. It encompasses elements such as market trends, support and resistance levels, price patterns, and the overall behavior of buyers and sellers. Understanding market structure helps traders and investors make informed decisions by analyzing the underlying dynamics and trends that influence price movements. - Webinar 52: What are Static Trading Zones (01:31:32)
Description:
Static Trading Zones are predefined price levels or areas on a chart that remain constant over time, regardless of market movements. These zones are typically established based on historical price data, key support and resistance levels, or significant psychological price points. Traders use static trading zones to identify potential entry and exit points for their trades, as these areas often act as strong barriers where price tends to react, making them useful for planning long-term trading strategies. - Webinar 53: Common Mistakes Traders Make (01:27:42)
Description:
The typical errors traders often face in the financial markets. Discover issues like bad risk management, letting emotions drive trades, lack of planning, and overtrading. Our experts will share tips and strategies to help you avoid these mistakes, improve your trading discipline, and boost your overall performance. Whether you're a beginner or experienced trader, this webinar will provide valuable insights to help you trade more successfully. - Webinar 54: Trading with Drawdown (01:34:58)
Description:
Trading with drawdown refers to the practice of continuing to trade or invest in the financial markets even when facing a temporary decline in the value of a portfolio from its peak. Drawdowns are a natural part of trading and investing, and traders who can manage drawdowns effectively by staying disciplined, sticking to their trading plan, and implementing proper risk management strategies are more likely to succeed in the long run. Trading with drawdown requires patience and the ability to withstand short-term losses with the confidence that the market will eventually recover. - Webinar 68: Swing & Position Trading (Weekly, Daily, 4HR & 1HR Timeframes) (01:04:47)
Description:
In this webinar, we analyze higher timeframe trading (Not Scalping), specifically looking at Weekly, Daily, 4Hr and 1Hr candlestick timeframes. This style of trading is for longer holds and possible overnight swings to take advantage of Daily and Weekly momentum in the markets. Learning the importance of price action and candlesticks can help you become a profitable swing trader or scalper. - Webinar 109: Trading Securities at All Time Highs (ATH) - Focus on Gold (XAUUSD) (00:26:57)
Description:
Trading securities at all-time highs refers to the practice of buying or selling assets that have reached their highest price point in history. This concept can be particularly relevant in the context of gold trading, which is seen as a safe-haven investment and a hedge against economic uncertainty and inflation. Overview of Gold as a Trading Security Gold has been a valuable asset for centuries and is often regarded as a reliable store of value. Investors typically turn to gold during times of economic instability, as it tends to retain its value when other assets, like stocks or currencies, are underperforming. Key Features of Trading Gold at All-Time Highs: 1. Price Dynamics: When gold reaches an all-time high, it signals heightened demand among investors. Factors influencing this demand could include: - Economic instability or recession. - High inflation rates eroding the purchasing power of fiat currencies. - Geopolitical tensions that create uncertainty in financial markets. 2. Market Sentiment: Trading at all-time highs can reflect strong bullish sentiment. Traders may believe that the current price reflects a fair valuation of gold based on market conditions. However, others may view it as a potential signal to sell, fearing that prices may soon reverse due to profit-taking or overvaluation. 3. Technical Analysis: Traders often use technical analysis to assess price movements and trends. Indicators such as moving averages, relative strength index (RSI), and trend lines can help traders make decisions. At all-time highs, the RSI might indicate that the asset is overbought, prompting some traders to consider potential pullbacks. 4. Investment Strategies: - Buy and Hold: Some investors may decide to purchase gold at all-time highs with the belief that its long-term value will continue to grow, particularly in turbulent economic climates. - Short-term Trading: Others might engage in short-term trading strategies, aiming to capitalize on any potential price fluctuations. This could include buying on dips or selling on peaks to lock in profits. - Hedging: Investors may also use gold as a hedge against other investments. For instance, during times of stock market volatility, they might allocate more capital to gold to balance their portfolios. 5. Psychological Factors: Trading at all-time highs can evoke emotional responses in investors. Fear of missing out (FOMO) might drive new investors to enter the market, while existing investors might feel anxious about losing gains. This psychology can lead to increased volatility in gold prices. 6. Market Risks: - Profit-Taking: After reaching an all-time high, some investors will take profits, potentially leading to a price correction. Market participants may flood the market with sell orders, which could cause prices to decline quickly. - Economic Indicators: Traders must monitor economic indicators, such as interest rates, inflation rates, and employment statistics, as these can significantly impact gold prices. For instance, rising interest rates may strengthen the U.S. dollar and weaken gold’s appeal. Conclusion Trading gold at all-time highs presents both opportunities and risks. While it can signify strong market confidence and an ongoing demand for gold, it also requires careful analysis and consideration of both market conditions and broader economic factors. Investors should remain informed and develop strategies that align with their risk tolerance and investment goals, whether they’re entering the market or looking to make adjustments to their existing positions. Thanks for viewing, stay tuned for our next upcoming webinar SST
