60 day trading bootcamp Archives | Bulls on Wall Street https://bullsonwallstreet.com/tag/60-day-trading-bootcamp/ Stop Guessing. Start Trading. Thu, 24 Jun 2021 16:32:05 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.1 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/cropped-Untitled-design-14-1-32x32.png 60 day trading bootcamp Archives | Bulls on Wall Street https://bullsonwallstreet.com/tag/60-day-trading-bootcamp/ 32 32 45% Off Our Trading Bootcamp (This Weekend Only) https://bullsonwallstreet.com/trading-bootcamp-special/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=trading-bootcamp-special Sat, 25 May 2019 23:25:14 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=55697

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trading boot camp We’ve talked about in the past. You cannot learn to trade stocks from DVD’s alone. For a career as difficult as trading, you need mentorship and on-going support in order to find success. Trading DVD’s are good to develop baseline knowledge, but they fail to offer an interactive environment where you can get all of your questions answered by REAL stock traders. After seeing so many aspiring traders fail to find consistent profitability through DVD’s, we created our 60-day trading bootcamp specifically to take a trader of any experience level from A-Z on stock trading. This Memorial Day Weekend we are offering 45% off our one-of-a-kind trading bootcamp. If you are interested in getting the offer now, click here to get started. Here is a breakdown of the course formatting:

Days 1-30

-Market Fundamentals -Technical Analysis Overview -Charting Setup -Understanding Stock trends -Trading Styles -Risk Management -Trading Psychology -Analyzing Market Indices – Swing Trading Setups (Around 10) –  Day Trading Setups (Around 20) – How To Scan For Stocks – Trading Routines (Pre-Market, during, Post-Market)

Days 31-60

-Live Market Recaps These sessions are an opportunity to go over what’s happening in the market and discuss how it relates to the material covered in class. Students will join the instructors immediately following the market close @ 4:05PM EST. These sessions are an opportunity to go over what’s happening in the market and discuss how it relates to the material covered in class. The instructors (Me and Paul Singh) will take you through each trade they took during the market session that day and explain it in more detail. This is when you get to see the material you have learned. -Trading simulator setup & practice -Trading plan creation & review with Bulls Team -Guest Webinars (previous success students)

Chatroom Access

When you finish the course, you will get access to our trading chatroom for 3 months with hundreds of other experienced traders. You will get to watch me, Szaman, and other vetran traders share actionable trade ideas and give live market analysis. Students can call me at any time for trading advice and guidance. That’s something you will not find at any other trading service. 

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Simple Day Trading Strategy For Earnings Plays – $IRBT https://bullsonwallstreet.com/simple-day-trading-strategy-for-earnings-plays-irbt/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=simple-day-trading-strategy-for-earnings-plays-irbt Sun, 29 Jul 2018 18:04:31 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=51002 $IRBT was an earnings play that gapped up big on Wednesday in response to better than expected quarterly earnings results. The move in the stock Wednesday morning after the market opened  didn’t really offer a great setup to get a good risk vs reward entry point. It happens. Not all stocks will set up and ...

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$IRBT was an earnings play that gapped up big on Wednesday in response to better than expected quarterly earnings results. The move in the stock Wednesday morning after the market opened  didn’t really offer a great setup to get a good risk vs reward entry point. It happens. Not all stocks will set up and give us an entry point early in the move. That doesn’t mean we can’t trade the stock. After waiting for it to flag we can use our flag strategy combined with the VWAP indicator to get a pullback entry and got us a nice 5% gain on the trade in just several minutes. See the full trade recap in the video below:

Not All Stocks Will Set Up At The Open

Sometimes stocks will just go straight up at the open, without really giving a pullback or anything to give an entry. This is essentially what IRBT did at the open. You must have the discipline to not chase or get FOMO when a stock you are watching makes a big move without you. All stocks pullback eventually, so there is no reason to get emotional and chase a stock if it doesn’t pullback at the open. You need to have an array of setups that will give you low risk, high reward entries after the market open for these scenarios.  This is why we use the VWAP to play pullbacks on stocks that have just made a big move.

Using the VWAP To Play Pullbacks

The VWAP stands for “Volume-Weighted Price Average”. It essentially shows you the average price that everyone has entered the stock during that trading day. It is a great indicator to use after the market opens to play pullbacks, and give you an idea of a stock’s trend. A momentum stock trading above VWAP, in general, is considered to be bullish. When it is trading under the VWAP, it is considered to be bearish.

It will often act as intraday resistance and support as well. When we traded IRBT this week we waited for it to pullback to the VWAP to get a low risk entry to capture some of the momentum in IRBT. It’s crucial when you use VWAP to play pullbacks that you wait for the stock to show signs of holding the VWAP area.

Wait For the Stock To Show Signs Of Holding A Dip

You never want to be blindly buy stocks dipping towards the VWAP without waiting to see how they react to that level. You want to see the stock hold the level for a few candles, to show some sign that it will act as support. Nothing in trading works 100% of the time, and you significantly increase the probability of a VWAP pullback working if you wait to see how the stock reacts to the level first. If the stock just dumps right through the VWAP like it wasn’t there, there is no capital loss on your part because you are waiting for the stock to hold that level before putting your capital at risk.    

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Dear Trader This Is For You – My Story https://bullsonwallstreet.com/dear-trader-this-is-for-you-my-story/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dear-trader-this-is-for-you-my-story Wed, 27 Jun 2018 19:55:43 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=50427 Learning to trade stocks was the greatest decision I ever made in my whole life. Finding trading success was not an overnight process. It took me years of toil and bone headed mistakes to learn how to do this for a living. Here is a video where I go into detail about my trading journey, ...

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Learning to trade stocks was the greatest decision I ever made in my whole life. Finding trading success was not an overnight process. It took me years of toil and bone headed mistakes to learn how to do this for a living. Here is a video where I go into detail about my trading journey, and what I had to do to become consistently profitable:

The Beginning

I started trading stocks during the Dot-Com boom. It was the late 1990’s and literally every stock that had anything to do with the internet was going up. I was in college at the time and I was buying everything with everything that I had (which was just $500 to start).

I was on top of the world. I was growing my account every day. My plan was to quit college and trade stocks, and become a millionare in the next a few months.

The Bubble

Then came March 2000. The bubble burst. Everything crashed hard and fast. I lost everything. I didn’t know anything about trading. I knew nothing about short-selling, and was completely unaware that I could’ve profited huge on all the tech stocks crashing at the time.

I kept trying. During college I kept trading, but I was at a standstill. I would go on huge runs where I would go six months or so of consistent gains and then I would lose it all in one month. Still couldn’t figure out how to make money consistently from the stock market.

After I graduated college I got a job. I was still trading on the side, and still failing miserably. The pattern was the same, and the same mistakes getting me over and over again. No risk management. No trade plan. No trading system. No discipline. I had no idea when to buy and sell.

Finding A Mentor

Then I met Paul Singh. I stumbled across his blog in the mid-2000’s. At this time there wasn’t really any trading education services. So I started to bombard him with questions via email, asking him every little detail about his trading system and how he was making money.

Eventually he got sick of me and I begged him to let me pay him to mentor me. Luckily he agreed, and he examined my trading system.

He told me,”Kunal you have a great knack for picking stocks. You understand the fundamentals, but you don’t know anything about actually trading to profit off of your ideas.” You could have the best stock in the world, but if you don’t buy it at the right time, sell it at the right time, manage your risk, and size your position correctly you won’t make any money.

Just after a few weeks of mentoring with him I started to see big changes in my trading trajectory. After a few months of working with Paul, I started seeing more consistent profits, and I would actually keep my profits this time.

This made me realize that mentors are critical to finding success in any venture. There is no reason to make all the mistakes yourself when you can learn from others. Mentors can save you years of pain, suffering, and money. The lesson from my story is to find mentors as soon as possible when you begin something new.

That being said, even with mentors you still have to put in the work yourself. Trading is the one of the hardest endeavors you will ever try. But there is no profession that gives you the same type of freedom, independence, and scalability of income. All the pain and suffering is worth it. This what has given me a real passion to teach and help my students achieve trading success.

I look forward to teaching you.

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How to Day Trade Momentum Sympathy Plays https://bullsonwallstreet.com/how-to-day-trade-momentum-sympathy-plays/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-day-trade-momentum-sympathy-plays Mon, 18 Jun 2018 13:21:32 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=50230 This summer has been one of the best markets we’ve seen in years. Usually summer trading is slower with fewer opportunities. This summer has not been the case. Chinese IPO’s like IQ, HUYA, and BILI have offered monster opportunities consistently the past few weeks. In the trade recap below we will talk about how to ...

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This summer has been one of the best markets we’ve seen in years. Usually summer trading is slower with fewer opportunities. This summer has not been the case. Chinese IPO’s like IQ, HUYA, and BILI have offered monster opportunities consistently the past few weeks. In the trade recap below we will talk about how to use the opening range breakout strategy to get entries before a big move is made in these stocks. Here’s a video going over our trades on these recent Chinese IPO’s:

Why HUYA, IQ, and Other Chinese Stocks are Exploding

You are probably wondering how did we know that these stocks were going to be explosive momentum stocks to watch this month. There are several reasons:

Recent IPOs

All of these China stocks IPOed a few months ago. IPO stocks have very little chart history cause they haven’t been trading publicly for very long. This means there are very few resistance levels to hold the stock back. Once these IPO stocks break over their all time highs, you will often see some incredible follow through to the upside. Learn more about how to trade IPO stocks in this article here.

Low Float

HUYA and IQ have tiny floats, with both under 15 million shares. This means that it takes very little demand in order to move these stocks. When stocks make huge moves like we’ve seen in IQ and HUYA we see something known as float rotation. This is when a stock trades its whole float in a trading day, and the float ends up rotating because there is so little supply in proportion to the demand. As a result the price of a stock’s shares skyrocket.  

Strong Sector

As we talked about in the video, stocks that are apart of a big sector run will often trade in sympathy with each other. When you have stocks in a strong sector that are breaking out to all-time highs and are recent IPO’s, you get huge moves like you’ve seen with HUYA and IQ. IQ has been the leader of this monster sector run.   

Pay Close Attention To The Leader

During these huge sector runs, you should be paying close attention to what the strongest stock in the sector is doing. When IQ has had an opening range breakout to the upside, HUYA and BILI have usually followed suit. Likewise when IQ is pulling back, HUYA and BILI have tended to do the same as well. You want to align your trades on the sympathy stocks with the trend of the leader.

Strong Daily Trend

All of these China names have had an interesting daily trend. They are getting to the point where they are getting overbought, however they are not going parabolic. You can see on the daily charts of these China names that they have had days where they pullback and consolidate. They have all been on very orderly uptrends. When you are looking to day trade a momentum stock, all of these China stocks have the perfect daily charts. They have a very obvious trend to align your intraday patterns on to get high probability trades to the longside.

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How To Use A Trading Journal To Find Consistency https://bullsonwallstreet.com/how-to-use-a-trading-journal-to-find-consistency/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-use-a-trading-journal-to-find-consistency Sat, 16 Jun 2018 13:22:53 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=50189 You will never find trading success without using a trading journal. If you don’t document your trades, you will not be able to learn from your mistakes and grow. We thought it would beneficial to talk about how you should use a trading journal to find success. Here are 3 things new traders must track ...

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You will never find trading success without using a trading journal. If you don’t document your trades, you will not be able to learn from your mistakes and grow. We thought it would beneficial to talk about how you should use a trading journal to find success. Here are 3 things new traders must track with a trading journal to become profitable traders.

Track Every Trade You Take

At the end of every trading day, you should record and reflect on every trade you took. You can use software like TraderSync, Tradervue or Edgewonk to upload your trades from whatever broker you use. They will have execution charts that show you all of your entries and exits. Seeing your execution charts will help you understand what you are doing wrong.

Notice patterns in your trading. Are you chasing your entries? Are you selling way too soon and not being patient? Do you keep jumping in and out of trades because you are scared and over-sized? Always focus on the bigger picture trends you when you are studying your data.

Look at your losing trades and figure out the common mistakes, and then eliminate the behavior that is causing them. Look at all your winning trades as well, and figure out what they have in common. Identify what patterns of behavior and setups your best trades had, and cut out everything else that isn’t working.  

Track Every Different Setup You Take

When you upload and record your trades, you need to label the setup that you took. This is especially important if you are a new trader who does not have their niche setups established. Are you consistently winning on earnings breakout plays? Are you constantly losing on parabolic shorts?

Trading is a game where generalists do not make any money. When you are starting out, you need to have just one or two go to setups that you can rely on to consistently extract income from the market. Tracking all the setups you take in your trading journal will show you what setups you perform best and worst on.

Track Your Profit Loss Ratio

Your profit loss ratio and your win rate are your two most important metrics for determining if you are profitable trader. The risk vs reward on your trades matters just as much as your win rate. If you have a 90% win ratio but your profit loss ratio is 1:10 (meaning your winners are 1/10 the size of your losers), you are not a profitable trader. However if you just have a 40% win rate but your average profit loss ratio is 3:1 on your trades, you will be profitable in the long run.

Do not stress about just having a high win rate. Focus on developing the patience to let your winners run so that you can have a good profit loss ratio so your win rate will not matter as much. This will also take a lot of the emotion out of losing.  You know that as long as you cut your losses where you are supposed to, you will be profitable in the long run. Never focus on day to day results when you are tracking your trades. Focus on your weekly and monthly performance will show you if you are heading in the right direction or not.

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CRSP Trade Recap: Trading Momentum On Multiple Time Frames https://bullsonwallstreet.com/crsp-trade-recap-trading-momentum-on-multiple-time-frames/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=crsp-trade-recap-trading-momentum-on-multiple-time-frames Sat, 19 May 2018 12:02:15 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=49673 We recently caught a great trade on CRSP in the BOWS chatroom. When trading momentum stocks like CRSP, you have to plan ahead in order to capitalize because the stocks move so fast. The trade also provided an excellent example of the importance of aligning breakouts on multiple time frames. Check out the CRSP daily ...

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We recently caught a great trade on CRSP in the BOWS chatroom. When trading momentum stocks like CRSP, you have to plan ahead in order to capitalize because the stocks move so fast. The trade also provided an excellent example of the importance of aligning breakouts on multiple time frames. Check out the CRSP daily below:

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CRSP was on our watchlist going into the 16th (I put out my trading watchlist on the blog the night before most trading days). There was plenty of time to make a trading plan. You can see on the daily that the $60 mark was a key level of resistance. It has been holding a nice flag on its daily, and we have seen multiple tests of that $60 level as well. It had been basing in the high 40’s and high 50’s the past month, forming an obvious higher low on the higher time frame. This bullish action put the stock on my radar this week after it tested the 60 level again on the 15th. The only question was whether the stock on the following day would give us a setup playing with that key $60 level to enter and manage our risk. Check out our CRSP trade and my commentary below:  

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Add To Your Winners

You can see that CRSP gave multiple flags to find an entry throughout the day. When trading momentum stocks like CRSP, you can get some great risk reward on your trades and catch some big winners by adding to your positions. It trended most of the day with 9 EMA after breaking out over the $60 resistance, which is very common for momentum stocks.

Breakout Retest

CRSP is a good example of a stock retesting a breakout level after breaking out. This is perfectly normal for stocks to pullback to retest, so do not panic if a stock doesn’t immediately start ripping after breaking daily resistence. What you can do is add to your position after the stock reclaims the breakout level, giving confirmation that the daily breakout is ready. You should also pay attention to whole psychological numbers when trading momentum stocks as well. Breakouts through psychological numbers will often be more explosive, and you will often get huge rips like CRSP did.

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How To Use Volume To Identify The Best Momentum Stocks https://bullsonwallstreet.com/how-to-use-volume-to-identify-the-best-momentum-stocks/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-use-volume-to-identify-the-best-momentum-stocks Tue, 15 May 2018 22:10:11 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=49612 Volume is something you see mentioned everywhere in the trading world. But very few people explain how to interpret it, and what to actually look for. If you are wondering how to use volume in your trading to find the best momentum stocks, you should read this article thoroughly. It is a crucial variable for ...

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Volume is something you see mentioned everywhere in the trading world. But very few people explain how to interpret it, and what to actually look for.

If you are wondering how to use volume in your trading to find the best momentum stocks, you should read this article thoroughly. It is a crucial variable for determining a potential momentum stock, for day trading and swing trading.  

What Is Volume?

Volume is the number of shares that is bought and sold of a stock over a given time period. When you using candlestick charting, you will see the number shares traded on one candle stick, usually at the bottom of the chart, of whatever time frame you are looking at.

For example, if you look at daily chart time frame, you will see the number of shares traded each day of a stock. If you switch to the 5 minute chart, you will see the number of shares traded every 5 minutes of a stock.

The Importance Of High Relative Volume

The best momentum stocks have high relative volume. This means they are trading well above the typical number of shares they trade per day. Stocks will usually trade at above-average levels of volume when they are gapping up or down due to some type of catalyst, like earnings reports, FDA approval, or analyst upgrades or downgrades. Check out the daily of TWLO:

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You can see on all of the days when it is gapping with higher than normal volume. TWLO usually trades about 3-4 million shares per day. However, on those days where it was gapping up or down with a catalyst, it trades between 10-20 million shares that day.

Notice that it also trades larger than its typical daily range that day as well, which is exactly what you want as a day trader, because this means you are likely to capture a big move in the stock if you get the right entry.  You can learn more about the characteristics of the best momentum stocks in this article here

How To Know When A Stock Will Have High Relative Volume

New traders will not only ask about how to use volume, but also how to know beforehand when a stock will trade at above-average volume. A stock that is gapping up or down more than 4% with a catalyst will usually be trading with higher than average volume that day.

However, another big indicator is to pay attention to how much volume comes into the stock at the market open in the first candle. Let’s look at the TWLO intra-day chart on 5/9 when it was gapping up in reaction to strong earnings:

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You can see that it traded almost a million shares on its opening 5 minute candle, about a quarter of what it typically trades in a whole day in just 5 minutes. When you see this much volume come in this early in the day, there is a very high probability that it will trade at well above average volume that day.

Compare it to the opening 5 minute candle of a typical trading day. When you see a stock trading with that much volume at the open, is it a strong candidate to have momentum and go on a strong trend that day, especially when it has a breakout on the daily chart.  

Technical Breakouts and Breakdowns

Momentum stocks can still trade at above-average volume without a catalyst. Another cause of a stock trading at above-average volume is a technical breakout on the daily chart. Look at the SQ daily chart when it broke out in March:

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You can see the volume that came into the stock after it broke out above that 48 level. Stocks just having technical breakouts will usually not experience as large of a volume increase compared to stocks gapping with some type of catalyst. However it is still a good indicator of when a stock could be beginning a strong trend intra-day, or on the higher time frames for a swing.

The best momentum stocks are stocks that are gapping above resistance (or below support for a short play) on an earnings catalyst, and are trading at above-average volume pre-market and at the market open.

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How to Find and Master A Trading Niche https://bullsonwallstreet.com/how-to-find-and-master-a-trading-niche/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-find-and-master-a-trading-niche Sat, 12 May 2018 19:52:08 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=49578 Finding your trading niche is not an easy process. There are so many different strategies out there, it can be quite overwhelming for new traders. In order to extract consistent income from the stock market, you need to know how to find and master a very specific area the stock market. Let’s discuss how you ...

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Trading Niche

Finding your trading niche is not an easy process. There are so many different strategies out there, it can be quite overwhelming for new traders. In order to extract consistent income from the stock market, you need to know how to find and master a very specific area the stock market. Let’s discuss how you can find your trading niche, and what you need to consider when figuring out which strategy to choose.

Master ONE Setup First

The best traders have one setup that they know like the back of their hand. Starting out, you need to focus on finding this setup that you can count on to bring you income. You should consider what type of stock you will trade, what time frame you will trade on, and what patterns you will look for. On these setups, you should know exactly your win percentage, risk vs reward, how much money you will risk, and every other little detail of the setup.

Mastering a setup takes time, and you need to be constantly refining it. One of the hardest things for new traders is sticking to your setup and not deviating. There are so many stocks gapping and moving every day, it is easy to get distracted and try to play a different setup. Discipline to stick to your niche in the early stages of your trading career is CRUCIAL. Once you master your setup and have an extended period of consistent gains, you can start to add more setups to your repertoire.

Find A Strategy That Suits Your Personality

In order find the best trading niche for yourself, you need to be very self-aware and know your personality inside and out. The reality is you will have trouble executing some strategies because your personality is not the right fit for it.

For example, let’s look at the opening range breakout day trading strategy. If you are not a quick and decisive person, you may not be able to execute this strategy successfully. You are usually trading highly volatile stocks with this strategy, and if you cannot react fast enough, you will probably miss the entry. The good news is this skill can be learned.

The point is you need to know yourself and find a strategy that you can execute with an edge. This is NOT an overnight process, and it requires some experimentation. However, once you find a profitable strategy you can execute, you take massive steps towards being able consistently profit in the market.   

Data Tells The Truth

Refining an unprofitable strategy is a slow, painful death. Don’t believe anything anyone tells you about trading setups until you see with your own eyes actual data that supports the thesis. You will see a lot of claims on social media about supposedly successful strategies. They might work for others, but you don’t know if it will work for you until you have data.  

The only way you will know if you are trading a strategy with an edge is by tracking the data yourself. For this reason, you need to journal all of your trades in order to find trading success. If you are not making money over an extended period of time, you need to make some changes. If you do not have a positive expectancy with your trading, you are just gambling and will lose in the long run.  

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3 Things You MUST Do Before You Trade Full-Time https://bullsonwallstreet.com/3-things-you-must-do-before-you-trade-full-time/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=3-things-you-must-do-before-you-trade-full-time Mon, 07 May 2018 22:14:03 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=49496 One of the most common issues I see in new traders is that they want to go full-time right away. As soon as they study the stock market for a few months and open their first trading account, they think they are ready to quit their 9-5 and trade full-time. Developing expertise in trading is ...

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One of the most common issues I see in new traders is that they want to go full-time right away. As soon as they study the stock market for a few months and open their first trading account, they think they are ready to quit their 9-5 and trade full-time. Developing expertise in trading is no different than any other job. Surgeons don’t just start doing surgery after a few months of training. They study for years before they ever lift a scalpel.

Trading is the same. You may not need quite as many years of training as surgeons, but you still need many months of studying and refining your strategy to become consistently profitable. However, there is no other profession that gives you more freedom and independence than trading. The pain and obstacles are worth it.

In the meantime, here are 3 crucial things you must have done before you trade full-time:

1. Be Profitable Over An Extended Period of Time

Trading is a game where a few days of bad decision making can wipe out months of successful trading. So many traders make the mistake of quitting their job after having 1-2 profitable months of trading. You have to prove that you can be consistent and disciplined over an extended period of time. You need to demonstrate that you can be consistently profitable for at LEAST 6 months, some might say longer.     

When I started trading I’d have 2-3 months where I’d think I was on top of the world and no one was a better trader than me. Then I would give back my grains with a few bad trades. The point is that you can never get too excited over a few good weeks of trading. You need to focus on your longer-term PNL trend in order to assess if you are ready to trade full-time.  

2. Have At Least 1 Years Savings/Additional Streams of Income

No one knows when the market will present opportunities when you can make money. You need to be able to sustain yourself for when the market is slow and there is no opportunity. For this reason, you need to have a decent amount of savings in the bank before you go trade full-time.

It is even better to have an additional stream (more streams the better) of income that doesn’t directly interfere with the time you put into trading. Not having enough savings or other streams of income will hurt your trading. You will force trades because you need to make money to pay your rent or bills. You cannot be trading because you need money from the markets. The markets are just a mechanism for displaying information, they do not care about your expenses.

3. Have A Large Enough Account

Trading is game where you need to have money to make money. If you need to make $5k a month to pay off expenses and live the lifestyle you want, you cannot do this with a $2k account, especially as a full-time trader. Trading with a small trading account is not at all realistic for trading full-time if it is your only stream of income. Trading with a small account is not necessarily a bad thing but you cannot expect to sustain yourself with it. For more tips on how to trade a small account, check out this article.   

Obviously, there are outliers to every situation and some students have found success much faster than others. Regardless, when you’re part of our community we stick by you every step of the way and give you the tools to shorten the learning curve exponentially.

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Bulls Trading Challenge: Talent Search For The Next Hot Shot Trader https://bullsonwallstreet.com/bulls-trading-challenge-talent-search-for-the-next-hot-shot-trader/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bulls-trading-challenge-talent-search-for-the-next-hot-shot-trader Sun, 06 May 2018 22:02:04 +0000 https://bullsonwallstreet.com/?p=49466 For the first time ever, Bulls on Wall Street is doing a trading challenge for our new bootcamp students. My trading career really took off when I met my mentor, Paul Singh. Trading is one of the hardest ventures you will every try, and it is even harder when you attempt it alone. However, it ...

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Trading Bootcamp

For the first time ever, Bulls on Wall Street is doing a trading challenge for our new bootcamp students.

My trading career really took off when I met my mentor, Paul Singh. Trading is one of the hardest ventures you will every try, and it is even harder when you attempt it alone. However, it is also one of the most rewarding. For this reason, we are launching the Bulls Trading Challenge to find the next hot shot trader.

If you are not familiar with our trading bootcamp, here is the schedule for you:

Days 1-30: Live Training Classes

Lead trader Kunal Desai will take you through our full program, four days a week via live web-classes.  Trading DVD’s fail to give you the personalized attention that is necessary to expedite the trading learning curve. Our education will give you the personalized feedback and resources you need to be a career trader.

Days 31-59: Market Recaps + Trade Reviews

The instructors will take you through each trade they took during the market session that day and explain it in detail. This is when you get to see the material you have learned put into practice while developing your own personal trading plan.

Day 60+: Trading Challenge

Students are placed on a trading simulator that mimics real life market conditions. With our guidance, students will trade their plan and upload their trades for feedback. The top performer for the month will win the first ever Bulls Trading Challenge. This person will receive 1v1 mentorship with me, a personal invitation to trade with me in Destin, Florida, and the first ever top performer award as the winner of the talent search.

Mentors are critical to achieving trading success. You don’t know what you don’t know. I have been trading stocks for over a decade, and I have made just about every trading mistake you can make. Instead of making all the trading mistakes yourself, you can learn from my mistakes instead. It will save you from thousands of dollars of trading losses and years of suffering unnecessarily.

The Prize

When you come down to Florida to trade with me, I will give you the personalized attention you need to take your trading to the next level. In-person mentorship has helped numerous of my former students become consistently profitable traders, and I am looking for new traders to do the same with. The trading challenge will show me who is the most dedicated to becoming a consistently profitable trader.

Check out this video to see what its like to trade alongside me in Florida:

Apply to the Bulls Trading Challenge Here.

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