So many times I've been asked: “How do you trade full-time and also find the time to coach?” The simple answer is that I don't do both at once, not during the first two hours of the market. The deeper way to answer the question occurs to me in two versions, one short and one long. The short answer is I enjoy teaching others. I love to show others how to make consistent profits.
Day trading stocks independently tends to be a solitary profession, and I'm not a loner. I enjoy interacting with my trainees, and also my graduates who become professional traders. I love being there when my trainees first realize this system actually works. That pleases me more than anything that I may achieve by myself.
The long-story reason is that, someday, I plan to have my own private equity trading floor on or near Wall Street, or sunny San Diego, preferably both. In order to have highly seasoned traders on my floor, I need to sufficiently train them. I need to develop and thoroughly groom our future trading group. I'm currently in the process of a double evolution. I'm building my trainee/graduate base, and most importantly, I'm acquiring the skill set required in a master private equity day trading coach.
It's extremely important for you to know that my coaching is one-on-one. All live-trading trainees and graduates have access to the same online trading room, but our phone conferences are entirely one-on-one, always just you and me speaking. That way I can set the right pace—right for your schedule and your own progression in practicing and learning the material. You have one full year to master the system, so there's no rush to learn if you've got a “real” job or any other fulltime commitment.
The length of my mentorship program blows away the standard industry teachings. Most prominent training programs show you how to set up your accounts with only a pay-per-trade online brokerage, and they show you a few standard trading techniques. Then, after they've gouged out your wallet to the tune of thousands of dollars, they throw you to the wolves.
The training industry tuition range is 3K–7K. If they charged a lot less money, it wouldn't be so bad. Think about it: you pay for only three to five days of instruction, and your fee comes to more than most state university registration fees for an entire four-month semester.
On the contrary, my initial core training takes a minimum of six weeks. This core training happens throughout the one-year program. This is because you must practice the Day Trader Josh system during market hours, particularly the first two hours from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. EST. You're not required to trade every day, and you can do the six weeks spread out and broken up—consecutive isn't important. The goal is to thoroughly grasp the system whenever you can be there.
Similar training programs charge the same fee or higher, but they only last a few days. You can't learn the mechanics and skill set of day trading in just a few measly days, and you can't really do it in a classroom setting, which is what you'll find in most corporate training programs. One-on-one is essential.
As you've already seen in Chapters 1 through 5, you will learn both intra-day and swing trading. When combined, that's my Fusion Trading system. You will start off learning intra-day trading and all the pertinent rules and procedures, and then you'll advance to swing trading, a system that requires more experience and skill. You will learn how to Fusion Trade by using both intra-day and swing trading setups. Finally, you will learn the advanced strategies, including pivot trading, sideline trading, and trading during an earnings release.
My intra-day strategy is based on making 15-cent profits ($15) at specific pivot points. You will only be trading one stock while you learn intra-day trading, and all of your trades will be limited to that one stock in the program. Typically, when you're trading one stock, you'll place between one and five roundtrip trades in the first two hours of the market. After you master that phase, you'll eventually start adding more stocks. More stocks means more trades.
Depending on your rate of progression, the intra-day trading phase of the course takes up the first two or three weeks. It's important to not rush yourself. Learning the system thoroughly is all that matters here. The final three or four weeks are for learning swing trading and Fusion Trading. The more advanced strategies will be learned over the remaining year of the program. The key to my system is knowledge of both strategies and using both to maximize profits. For instance, you could go three days straight with no swing entry. You would use that time to focus completely on Fusion trades.
When you progress to learning my swing-trading strategy, your trades will run for $1.50–$2.00 profits ($150–$200). Depending on your capital, you will have the option of trading more than 100 shares. As you learn to carefully maneuver, the greater risks you begin to take will lead to greater rewards.
You can learn my Fusion Trading system all within six weeks, or spread the sessions over a longer period. Regardless, you'll be under my wing for an entire year. You'll have access to my trading rooms for one full year.
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