Fear and Greed: How to Control Each and Achieve Trading Success
Fausto F. Pugliese Founder/CEO A World leader in Education for Traders and Investors
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Introduction about Cyber Trading University
• CTU has been an educational trading institution since 1995. • CTU established itself as a leader by first working directly
with SOES trading firms teaching them to Day Trade. • CTU was one of the first to establish itself as a ‘quality’ Stock
Market Trading School. • Fausto is 9 Time Champion at the Traders Challenge that is
held by The Traders Expo/Money Show • Each of our instructors has a minimum of six years of actual
trading experience before they begin to work with students. • Over the past fourteen years we have taught thousands of
students to be successful and profitable traders. • CTU’s Headquarters are located in the heart of the trading
world, New York.
Question?
● How do traders do better? ●Why traders we have trained are doing better
than the average Trader or Investors?
Everything illustrated in level I Column 1 (MMID) - List of market makers (MMID) and (ECNs) Column 2 (BID & ASK) - The price that a brokerage firm or ECN is willing to buy and sell for this stock Column 3 (SIZE) - this is the Tier size amount of shares that a brokerage firm or ECN would wont to buy and sell for this stock
1=100 shares (most popular) 5=500 shares 10=1000 shares (most popular) 128=12,800 shares
Level II
• Everything illustrated in level I • Column 1 (MMID) - List of market
makers (MMID) and (ECNs) • Column 2 (BID & ASK) - The price
that a brokerage firm or ECN is willing to buy and sell for this stock
Level II
What is Level III / Total
View
Total View the new way to look at trading
Level III/Total View (Support and Resistant's )
CTU will show you have to get the insider info that not many traders know about!
Total View
I don’t care what these companies do, I just want to
make money
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Find Stocks To Trade
Active Advanced Active Declined
Active Share Volume
VRML Up 88% Today
Hot Trades we Traded SHORT
CCME
Support & Resistance
KISS
Too Many Charts Gets Too Confusing
Discipline Your responsibilities of a stock market Trader
Trading stocks is a job not investing Keep a diary of what you have done in the stock
market Trade in a way that makes you feel most comfortable
Discipline Your responsibilities of a stock market Trader
Controlling your temper (cool) Must be Focused at all times Look in practicing with a Direct Access Demo. (paper
trade for 2 weeks).
Discipline Your responsibilities of a stock market Trader
Start out trading live with 100 share trades Should do a min. of 5 trades a day to learn Should not be trading a 1000 shares until you see that your
making money consistently. (takes about 3 months) Attitude & Preparation to trade stocks (Have fun)!
Discipline Your responsibilities of a stock market Trader
Analyzing you trades after the market is closed The faster you maker your mistakes, the faster
your going to learn Expecting failure Follow the rules Expecting to succeed
Discipline CONTROLLING LOSSES
NO OVERNIGHTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NO OVERNIGHTS !!!!!!!!!!!
NO OVERNIGHTS !!!!!!
95% FAILURE RATE !!
Discipline CONTROLLING PROFITS and LOSSES
This is one thing determines the difference between a successful trader and an account blow out!
Know what your profit goals are (daily, weekly,
and monthly). You need to be realistic. INCOME POTENTIAL: 1000 shares of stock that moves .20 cents =
$200 a day x 20 trading days a month = $4,000 x 12 months = $48,000 a year.
REALITY CHECK: Whatever money you make in the market can be lost just as quickly. You need to know when to take your profits and walk away.
What to look for when trading a stock A CHECK LIST FOR BUYING
FIRST - Keep an eye on the top market makers SECOND - Know where the support levels on your charts are at all times! THIRD - Try to buy on the Bid FOURTH - If you think the stock is going up and you can’t buy it (force it on the offer - you will learn this in future classes).
What to look for when trading a Stock
A CHECKLIST FOR SELLING
FIRST – YOU NEED TO HAVE A GAME PLAN - Once you buy a stock, you should know when you want to sell it!
SECOND – Look for big block orders on level III! THIRD - Keep an eye on the top market makers on the bid and on the ask. FOURTH - Know where the resistance levels are on your chart at all times! FIFTH - Try to sell on the offer so you can beat the spread. SIXTH - If you think the stock is going down and you can’t sell it on the offer
then force it on the bid, (You will learn this in future classes).
Questions?
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