1: How to Trade Breakouts Like a Pro

What is a breakout
First off, let's talk about basics, what is a breakout?
A breakout is, for me, classified in two ways:

 Breakout of swing high or swing low.

 A breakout of support or resistance.
Breakout of a swing high or swing low
Breakout of support and resistance
What to avoid
Let's talk about when you should avoid trading breakouts:

 You don't want to be trading breakout against the trend

 You don't want to be trading breakout when the market is far from the
structure
Trading against the trend
Far from structure

How do you identify high probability trading breakouts like a pro?

These are the three things to bear in mind:

 You want to trade with the trend.

 You want to trade near structure.
 You want to trade breakouts with buildup.
2: How to Trade Pullbacks Like a Pro
You're going to be learning all about:

 Trading pullbacks.
 What are the pros and cons of trading.
 Where is the likely place on the chart where the market will pull back into.
 Three different entry techniques that you can use to enter on a pullback.
Where will the pullback end
three scenarios where I find that the pullback would usually end in either one of these
three particular scenarios:

 It tends to respect support or resistance.

 It tends to respect a moving average.
 It tends to respect a trend line
How do you trade the pullback
three very practical ways that you can consider trading pullbacks.
Because I find that these approaches very sound and logical to me:

 You can look for reversal candlestick patterns.

 You can look for a break of a trend line before you enter the trade.
 You can wait for a break of structure on the lower time frame.
3: The Truth about Support and Resistance
The Undershoot

The Overshoot

Support and resistance is not a line chart is an area

Example

Yes area chart

No line chart
Number of re-tests

Stop loss placement

4: Trend Trading Secrets
Three types of trend that every trader must know
1: Strong Trend
A strong trend is when the trend is strong
It's when the price respects the 20-period moving average:

2: Healthy trend
A healthy trend usually has a clear pullback towards the 50-period moving average.

This means that you can actually time your entry towards the 50-period moving
average

3: Weak trend
a weak trend usually occurs when the price doesn't respect the 50-period moving
average anymore.

How to use multiple timeframes to enter a trend

1. We trade breakouts.
2. We trade the pullback by using very basic reversal candlestick pattern.
3. higher high and lower and low
4.support and resistance
5.head and shoulder
6.moving average area

5: 3 Powerful Trend Reversal Strategies

1.Break of structure
2.The higher time frame structure
3. 200-period moving average