Trading PsychologyIntermediate
Building Trading Confidence: Trust Your System
Real trading confidence comes from testing and experience, not hope or recent wins. Here is how to build it, from backtesting to…
Author
Chriss Rakoot
140 lessons
Lessons
Trading PsychologyBeginner
Emotional Discipline: Controlling Fear and Greed
Practical techniques for controlling fear and greed, the two emotions most likely to wreck a trading account.
Risk ManagementIntermediate
Correlation Risk: When Markets Move Together
ES, NQ, and other correlated markets can double your real risk without you realizing it. Here's how to size positions and manage…
Risk ManagementIntermediate
Maximum Drawdown: Protecting Your Capital
A 50% drawdown needs a 100% gain just to break even. Here's how to set drawdown limits and size positions so a…
Risk ManagementBeginner
Risk-Reward Ratios: Thinking in R-Multiples
R-multiples measure trades by risk instead of dollars, so you can compare results, calculate expectancy, and judge a system objectively.
Risk ManagementBeginner
Position Sizing: The Foundation of Risk Management
How to size positions with fixed fractional risk, volatility-based adjustments, and the Kelly Criterion, plus the mistakes that blow up accounts.
Market StrategiesAdvanced
Building Your Trading System: From Concepts to Consistency
Transform the concepts you have learned into a personalized trading system. Learn to create rules, develop routines, and build the consistency that…
Order FlowExpert
Combining SMC with Order Flow: The Ultimate Edge
SMC tells you where to look; Order Flow confirms what's happening there. This lesson combines both into one system, including when Order…
Order FlowAdvanced
Iceberg Orders: Detecting Hidden Institutional Size
How institutions hide large orders behind a small visible size, and how to spot iceberg activity on the DOM, tape, and footprint…
Order FlowAdvanced
Absorption Patterns: When Markets Reject Price
Absorption happens when passive orders absorb aggressive buying or selling without price breaking, often signaling institutional defense and a reversal.