Introduction
OneUp Trader is proud to announce the release of our beginner trading course, crafted and designed specifically for beginners ready to learn about financial markets. Our course includes over 4 hours of video material, 170 pages of in-depth content, 3 FREE one-on-one trader mindset sessions, a FREE first-month beginner evaluation, and two FREE resets! Our course is set to be the ultimate starting point for anyone looking to get started in the futures market and develop a solid understanding of technical analysis and trader psychology.
Let’s look at what you can expect from the course…
The start of the course
Our course is a complete introduction to financial markets, covering everything from the basics of market terminology to advanced trading strategies. We particularly focus on trader psychology, something we find to be lacking in the industry today. We have seen tens of thousands of traders go through our program, and one thing always stands out… Psychology.
Traders cannot be successful without an understanding of this crucial aspect of trading. This is why we have dedicated so much of the course to perfecting discipline, risk management, and controlling emotions.
Before that, however, we cover a small section of fundamental analysis and then move into the bulk of the course, technical analysis…
Technical Analysis
As day and swing traders, technical analysis is an extremely important element of trading as it is the main tool we use to make decisions. We see this approach being adopted even for long-term and investing strategies. The OneUp Trader beginner trading course covers a large part of technical analysis.
It would be impossible to cover everything about technical analysis in one course, but we have compiled what we think are the most important aspects and most useful for traders today. We cover chart patterns, candlesticks, indicators, the Wyckoff method, volume profiles, Fibonacci, VWAP, and more! You can see a full list of technical analysis contents at the bottom of this article, along with what the entire course has to offer!
The Importance of Trading Psychology
One of the standout features of our beginner trading course is the extensive focus on trading psychology, as mentioned earlier in this article. A trader’s mindset is the deciding factor between success and failure, and we expand on topics ranging from self-control to common psychological pitfalls in the course and more.
What Can You Expect In The Trading Psychology Chapter?
We begin by looking deeply at trader psychology and trying to comprehend the importance of the mind. We look at exercises to help do this, such as setting an alarm every 15 minutes as a reminder to be present. This helps traders from not getting ‘sucked’ into the screen and losing themselves in the markets. Bad decisions in markets are only made when we are not remembering ourselves. A calm and resilient mind that understands exactly what it needs to do is the one that will be successful.
We go over greed, fear, and how to read those emotions on charts. We look at how to gain self control and how important it is, as well as how to commit to your trading plan.
There are also seven critical errors all beginner traders make such as explicit bias, consensus bias, overconfidence and more. This section dives into these errors and works on how to avoid making them. This section alone can drastically improve a traders overall decision making and approach to markets.
Finally, there are sections on developing a useful trading plan, maintaining a journal, and two more trading exercises for traders to follow.
Free Evaluation, Two Free Resets, Three Free Mindset Sessions
While many courses merely touch on theoretical aspects, OneUp Trader ensures that beginners can apply what they learn immediately while trading on a FREE Evaluation with TWO FREE RESETS. We added this because we wanted traders to put what they had learned into practice.
One-on-One Trader Mindset Sessions
To further enhance the learning experience, we include three FREE one-on-one trader mindset sessions with the course. These sessions are designed to help traders prepare for the OneUp Trader evaluation and go over anything that they would like to learn more about in the course. To learn more about what trader mindset is, please go here.
Conclusion
We would like to stress that this course is designed for beginners and beginners only. Traders who are new to trading and want to learn about indicators, chart patterns, trading psychology, and strategies will likely benefit from the course. Traders who are already experienced, know most indicators and have traded before will likely only find the trader psychology section useful, in which case, it could be possible to purchase only the psychology section at a later date. If this is something you are interested in please email support@oneuptrader.com.
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Full Breakdown Of Course Content
Terminology
Currencies
Bonds
Indices
Equities
Commodities
Fundamental Analysis
Market Sentiment Analysis
Fundamental Factors Affecting Currencies
Fundamental Factors Affecting Indices
Fundamental Factors Affecting Equities
Fundamental Factors Affecting Bonds
Fundamental Factors Affecting Commodities
Technical analysis
Chart Types
Line Charts
Bar Charts
Candlestick Charts
Renko Charts
Heikin Ashi Charts
Support And Resistance Zones
Trend Lines
Trading Trend Lines
Fibonacci
Elliott Wave Theory
Pivot Points
Moving Averages
Trend
Momentum
Support
Resistance
Moving Average Strategies
Moving Average Pullback Strategy
Moving average Break Out Ribbon Strategy
Wyckoff Method
Indicators
MACD
RSI
Anchored VWAP
Chandelier Momentum Indicator
Ichimoku Cloud
Bollinger Bands
Gaussian Channel
Accumulation Distribution Line
Fisher Transform
Donchian Channel
Candlesticks
Candlestick Patterns
Chart Patterns
1-2-3 Reversal
Head & Shoulders
Double Tops/Bottoms, Triple Tops/Bottoms
Rising Wedge
Falling Wedge
Continuation Patterns
Flags
Pennants
Ascending Triangle
Descending Triangle
Symmetrical Triangle
Cup & Handle Pattern
False Break Candle Strategy
Divergence
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Money Flow Index (MFI)
Stoch RSI
Gaps
Breakaway Gap
Common Gap
Continuation Gap
Exhaustion Gap
Psychology Of Trading
Self Control & Discipline (Includes Exercise)
The Emotional Rollercoaster
Greed & Fear
Greed
Fear
How Emotions Manifest On Charts
Gaining Emotional Self-Control
Retrospection Exercise
Difficulties In Following The Plan:
Seven Errors Traders Make
Explicit Bias
Consensus Bias
Trend Chasing
Overconfidence
Loss Aversion
Paradox Of Selection
Bias Of “Popular Prescription”
7 Pitfalls To Avoid
Rules of Trading
Trading Journal
Historical Data
Planning Tool
Methodology Verification
Habit Change Through The Modification Of Mental Patterns
Setting Goals
Journal Articles
Money Management & Position Sizing
Importance Of Position Sizing
Mental Biases Against Appropriate Position Sizing
Developing A Trading Plan
Essential Elements Of A Trading Plan
The Value Of A Trading Strategy
Exercises To Improve Trading Abilities
The Ego And Why It Will Destroy You In Markets
Letting Go Of Importance
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