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Salepage link: At HERE. Archive: https://archive.is/wip/6r3hJn$19 Get full Best Trades course contents – Day Trading Insight – Al Brooks courses.nBest Trades course contentsnTable of ContentsnBest Trades course contentsnCourse overviewnModule 1: IntroductionnUnit 1: Welcome and Course Overview
nUnit 2: What is Price Action? (Q1-Q3)
nUnit 3: What is Price Action? (Q4-Q6)
nUnit 4: What is Price Action? (Q7-Q9)
nUnit 5: What is Price Action? (Q10-Q13)nModule 2: Major Trend ReversalsnUnit 6: Look for Swing Trades
nUnit 7: Major Trend Reversals
nUnit 8: Why Is an MTR the Best Setup?
nUnit 9: Minor Trend Reversals
nUnit 10: Major Trend Reversal ExamplesnModule 3: PullbacksnUnit 11: Pullbacks
nUnit 12: Bar Counting
nUnit 13: Bull Channel Pullbacks
nUnit 14: Bear Channel PullbacksnModule 4: Trading Range ReversalsnUnit 15: Trading Ranges
nUnit 16: Trading Range Reversals
nUnit 17: Trading Range Price Action
nUnit 18: Wedge and Final Flag Reversals
nUnit 19: Beginners Trapped, Experts FadenModule 5: BreakoutsnUnit 20: What Is a Breakout?
nUnit 21: If Strong Breakout, Must Enter
nUnit 22: Weak Setup and Failed Breakout
nUnit 23: Every Breakout Is a Climax
nUnit 24: 2nd Legs and 2nd Leg Traps
nUnit 25: Strong Bulls and Bears
nModule 6: Concluding Comments
nUnit 26: Concluding Comments
nUnit 27: Best Trades ResourcesnModule 7: Bonus VideosnUnit 28: Order Flow Support for Price Action TradingnCourse overviewnThe Brooks Price Action Best Trades course empowers you with four trade entry setups you can use to make consistent money in any market. Whether you are a beginner or more experienced trader, the Best Trades course provides all you need to prove price action trading can work for you. And the only such proof is in making money.nModule 1: Introduction
nUnit 1: Welcome and Course OverviewnVideo duration 03:47 minutesnA warm welcome to the course and an overview of the four Best Trade setups you will be encouraged to focus on to simplify your trading, and achieve successful, consistent trading results.nUnit 2: What is Price Action? (Q1-Q3)nVideo duration 11:21 minutesnThe first of 4 units mining Al Brooks’ invaluable knowledge on a range of important questions. The first 3 questions you will hear on ‘What is price action?’ answered here are:nQ1. What exactly is price action? Can you explain what price action is to someone who is just starting out as a trader? And why should a wannabe trader be interested in price action at all?nQ2. Can a trader make a living trading off only the four best trade setups we have here? If yes, how should they go about learning and applying these setups?nQ3. If context is all the bars to the left, just how far back to the left are we talking about? How does a trader know when, or where to stop looking to the left? And does whatever you say on this apply equally to all markets, including the ES Emini and Forex markets? And all timeframes?nUnit 3: What is Price Action? (Q4-Q6)nVideo duration 13:46 minutesnThe second of 4 units on What is price action? Here you will hear another three important questions answered, which are:nQ4: Many traders find learning price action hard work. Learning to trade candlestick patterns is often promoted as an easy way to trade. How does trading price action differ from candlestick trading?nQ5: Your popular ‘Trading price action’ books refer to technical analysis for the serious trader. How do you define a serious trader? Are you implying that less-than-serious traders should not attempt to learn price action?nQ6: Can anybody learn to trade price action for a living? If so, what personal attributes are needed?nUnit 4: What is Price Action? (Q7-Q9)nVideo duration 09:29 minutesnThe third of 4 units on What is price action? Three more important questions answered:nQ7: Some wannabe traders struggle finding time to learn how to trade. Maybe the day job requires too much time or energy. If beginning traders only have a couple of hours each day to devote to their trading, what advice would you give?nQ8: Beginning traders often are advised by experts that they need to blow their accounts, some will say several times before they can really learn to trade. Do you agree with this?nQ9: On your personal development path as a trader, can you recall your first significant insight into dropping what you were doing and using price action alone for trading?nUnit 5: What is Price Action? (Q10-Q13)nVideo duration 08:26 minutesnThe last of 4 units on What is price action? A final 4 important questions answered for your serious review:nQ10: Can you imagine yourself starting out today as a 30-year-old trader? With all the diverse trading products available, how would you go about learning to trade? And how long should it take to become consistently profitable?nQ11: If you could only give one piece of trading advice to a beginner, what would it be?nQ12: With all the podcasts and interviews you have done, is there an important trading question you have expected but been surprised to have never been asked?nQ13: Is there anything else that you would like to say to traders listening to this podcast?nModule 2: Major Trend Reversals
nUnit 6: Look for Swing TradesnVideo duration 01:24 minutesnLearn why swing trades should be the foundation of your trading business, whether a beginner or experienced trader. Patiently wait if needed for swing trades if you are looking to succeed in trading.nUnit 7: Major Trend ReversalsnVideo duration 14:03 minutesnLearn what to look for when trading the Major Trend Reversal (MTR). Learn to be patient and allow the setup to evolve. There is no hurry, and no need to be impatient. Learning to take action on this MTR setup is important. The MTR could be the only setup you need to wait on, and trade to be successful.nUnit 8: Why Is an MTR the Best Setup?nVideo duration 07:06 minutesnLearn why the MTR is the best setup, not only for beginners but for experts too! The prime reason is time. Time is on your side as the setup develops. You will also learn that MTRs are easier to manage, and more.nUnit 9: Minor Trend ReversalsnVideo duration 03:49 minutesnHere you will learn how to differentiate between a valid Major Trend Reversal, where a trend reversal results, and what may be a Minor Trend Reversal. Learn how Minor reversals lead to either continuation of the trend, or transition into a Trading Range.nUnit 10: Major Trend Reversal ExamplesnVideo duration 17:00 minutesnSeveral Major Trend Reversal (MTR) examples for you to learn how to recognize them in real time. You get to study both bull and bear trend examples.nModule 3: Pullbacks
nUnit 11: PullbacksnVideo duration 09:37 minutesnLearn how to differentiate between pullbacks in a trend and a trading range. We are looking for swing trades in a strong trend, or scalps when trends are weak or market is in a Trading Range. You will also learn about implied, and most important, the 50% pullback.nUnit 12: Bar CountingnVideo duration 16:04 minutesnBar counting is an effective way of finding pullback entries. Learn how to make good use of this technique to improve your trading. Bar counting will help you find and measure market moves in legs, identified by the bullish or bearish bar patterns you are counting.nUnit 13: Bull Channel PullbacksnVideo duration 22:37 minutesnSome bar counting examples in both Tight and Broad Bull Channels to help you learn how to recognize pullbacks in real time.nUnit 14: Bear Channel PullbacksnVideo duration 12:39 minutesnSome bar counting examples in both Tight and Broad Bear Channels to help you learn how to recognize pullbacks in real time.nModule 4: Trading Range Reversals
nUnit 15: Trading RangesnVideo duration 13:43 minutesnMarkets go up, markets go down. Markets also spend a lot of time going sideways in a two-sided pattern we call a Trading Range. Learn what identifies a Trading Range, a Tight Trading Range, and the success principles for trading with them. Learn also when NOT to trade!nUnit 16: Trading Range ReversalsnVideo duration 12:40 minutesnLearn the crucial skills to Buy Low, Sell High, and Scalp when confronted with a Trading Range, especially when a Tight Trading Range. See how to be sure you are in a Trading Range and not a trend – as Trading Ranges do not last forever! Then you will learn how to trade in a Broad Trading Range.nUnit 17: Trading Range Price ActionnVideo duration 09:33 minutesnHere you will learn more on validating whether you are in a Trading Range or not. Examples of Trading Range price action to watch for will give you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to trade. A discussion of probability in Trading Ranges is also included to help you assess and confirm Trading Range Reversal setups.nUnit 18: Wedge and Final Flag ReversalsnVideo duration 06:15 minutesnWedges are common in Trading Ranges. This unit will help you to see these patterns and take appropriate trades. Final Flag reversals price action is also covered, giving you a well-rounded appreciation of trading Trading Range Reversals.nUnit 19: Beginners Trapped, Experts FadenVideo duration 21:14 minutesnSecond leg traps are common in Trading Ranges. Learn how recognize potential traps to trade like an expert. Learn when to fade the move (ie trading in opposite direction) rather than falling into the beginners trap! Learn more on the importance of limit order trading versus stop trading.nModule 5: Breakouts
nUnit 20: What Is a Breakout?nVideo duration 10:00 minutesnYou start with leaning the important definition of a breakout. It can be a breakout of anything, but only as long as the breakout is strong, with adequate follow-through. When you see a strong breakout, because of the momentum, you need to get into the trade quickly! Successful breakout trading is difficult emotionally, so included is an important discussion on emotions.nUnit 21: If Strong Breakout, Must EnternVideo duration 09:52 minutesnWhen a breakout is strong, you must train yourself to enter! This unit deals with implications of taking the trade. It will help you overcome the natural resistance to taking action. Learn price action principles to identify and help you take strong breakout trades. Appropriate trade management skills once in the market will give you the confidence needed.nUnit 22: Weak Setup and Failed BreakoutnVideo duration 12:15 minutesnMost breakouts fail! So here you learn more about failed breakouts to improve your performance. If a trade is too weak, you do not take it and hope for the best. But, the introduction of small pullback trends will help you stay in breakout trades when the market conditions are right.nUnit 23: Every Breakout Is a ClimaxnVideo duration 14:28 minutesnA detailed discussion on climatic reversals (failed breakouts) and Exhaustion and Measurement Gaps. You will also learn about exhaustive Buy and Sell Climaxes. You will gain more perspective on breakouts to help you succeed with these potentially lucrative swing trades.nUnit 24: 2nd Legs and 2nd Leg TrapsnVideo duration 12:58 minutesnMore detailed discussion on the importance of 2nd Legs and 2nd Leg Traps. Learn why the 2nd Leg after a strong breakout should be your minimum goal for taking profits. Traps often form before a breakout, so learn more about what to be looking for.nUnit 25: Strong Bulls and BearsnVideo duration 12:30 minutesnLearn about the importance of identifying strong bulls and bears in the market. You learn trade management skills for taking profits, as well as getting out to prevent or reduce losses. This unit will also help you bring together many parts of the course to fine tune your trading skill set.nModule 6: Concluding Comments
nUnit 26: Concluding CommentsnVideo duration 04:21 minutesnWrapping up the course encouraging you to study all 4 Best Trades setups well, putting in the study time if not done already.nTo further help your trading, an introduction to trading psychology may just open your mind to possible mental barriers affecting your performance. Follow up the topics to learn more, as our human brains are not actually wired well for trading. Just the opposite!nAnd some invaluable trade management tips for ‘breaking your state’. Just try and see what effect it has for you. All designed to help you ‘Focus’, take ‘Action’ when you see a setup, and the ‘Results’ will follow. Good luck.nUnit 27: Best Trades ResourcesnVideo duration 10:11 minutesnAn introduction to Best Trades resources to help you further in your trading. This unit gives brief reviews of the Brooks Trading Course and Jigsaw Trading websites. Then some book recommendations, including a valuable book on Mindfulness. And an effective biofeedback tool for building your trading mindset and self awareness.nModule 7: Bonus Videos
nUnit 28: Order Flow Support for Price Action TradingnVideo duration 63:20 minutesnThis unit introduces the Jigsaw order flow trading tool that was shown in the Bonus Resources lecture. You will learn how the market operates, something that most traders actually do not know! In addition, you will learn from market replay recordings showing how the Best Trades setups appear, and how order flow can support price action trading.nVideo Outlinen00:00 – Introduction preamble
n01:00 – Agenda review
n01:48 – Order flow trading background, Depth of Market
n05:55 – Market auction process
n12:15 – Trading with the DOM, prop shops, order flow tools, us vs them
n15:25 – How to use order flow
n22:00 – Market replay examples intro
n24:50 – 21 October, 2016
n53:30 – 27 October, 2016
n59:00 – Learning order flow trading
n60:25 – Unfiltered data need
n61:03 – Review and close
n62:10 – EndTrading foreign exchange and algorithmic assets on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
