SMC TrainingExpert
High vs Low Probability Setups: Side-by-Side Comparison
Side-by-side comparisons show exactly what separates high-probability setups from low-probability ones.
Courses
All 130 lessons
Every lesson in the curriculum, newest first. Pick a pillar to narrow it down, or follow the Learning Path from Level 1.
Lessons
SMC TrainingIntermediate
Learning from Losing Trades: Case Study Analysis
Examine losing trades to extract valuable lessons. Learn the difference between system losses and execution errors, and how to improve through loss…
SMC TrainingAdvanced
Anatomy of a Perfect Trade: Complete Breakdown
Walk through a complete trade from analysis to exit. See how SMC concepts and Order Flow combine in a real trading scenario…
Order FlowIntermediate
Using Multiple Monitors Effectively
A practical guide to one, two, and three-monitor setups: what goes where, physical setup tips, and mistakes that cause information overload.
SMC TrainingAdvanced
Chart Setup and Workspace Organization
A four-chart layout, consistent color coding, and saved templates that keep your trading workspace organized instead of cluttered.
Order FlowBeginner
Essential Order Flow Tools and Software
Footprint charts, cumulative delta, volume profile, and DOM: what each tool shows and how to configure it for Order Flow trading.
Order FlowAdvanced
Choosing Your Trading Platform: What Matters Most
What actually matters when picking a futures trading platform, and how NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, TradingView, and Bookmap compare on features and cost.
Trading PsychologyIntermediate
Building Your Trading Playbook: Documenting Your Edge
A trading playbook documents your setups, entry and stop rules, and risk limits for consistent, repeatable execution.
Trading PsychologyIntermediate
Forward Testing: From Backtest to Live Trading
How to validate a strategy before scaling it: demo trading, small live size, then gradual increases as results confirm.
Market StrategiesIntermediate
Backtesting Your Strategy: Validating Your Edge
How to backtest a trading strategy: how many trades you need, common mistakes like curve fitting, and validating results out-of-sample.