Monopolistic Market Trading Concepts

English

What you'll learn
Understanding how the financial trading markets are controlled by the big players instead of retail traders like you and I.
You will learn a re-engineered trading concept that trades with the flow of institutions and avoids trading with dump money.
Learn how institutions and big players manipulate and liquidate retail traders and utilise this knowledge to capitalise on gains.
Whether you are a novice or experienced trader and constantly suffer from liquidation. This course will take your trading to the next level.
This course will teach you everything you need to know to become an experienced trader, like how floor traders trade at institutions.
On top of that, essential trading psychology topics are included in this course.
Requirements
Basic English understanding and Literacy
Description
What makes the RoyalTrade™ Course outperform other trading courses out there?We'll walk you through the precise trading method that we use on a daily basis, a system that we've built over the years and that consistently generates profits for us.The issue with many of the other courses you see out there is that they all utilise recycled information like as support and resistance, trend lines, indicators, and so on, and try to cover everything about financial markets, especially forex, which can overcomplicate your learning. on this course, however, you will not witness those things. I understand that support and resistance are crucial in the trading industry. We will not solely depend on them to execute a trade.We will teach you the same technique that we use and that many traders today employ effectively. I'd want to tell you a cold hard reality about the financial market that many traders don't mention: the financial market is dominated by Big Players and they tend to be financial institutions like commercial banks, central banks, money managers and hedge funds. Meaning that institutional money accounts for the majority of forex trading, which is approximately 94.5% of the 7 trillion market volume. Do you think retail traders like us can beat the market? Well, no.They are floor traders, they know what the common retail traders are doing and they can manipulate the market and take your money away from you. So if you follow the retail traders, you are most likely to get stopped out. What I will teach you in this course is about identifying a specific area of price that the big boys are interested in, known as liquidity area.We can't move the market like them, because we need a mil dollar or even more to do so. However, we can follow them like remora riding on sharks.Is this strategy applicable to the forex industry only? No, you can apply this strategy across all markets and time frames. If you are a crypto trader, you are eligible to apply this method to find a specific area where big boys are interested in. I know it's decentralized. However, more financial institutions are getting into the crypto space and it's getting mainstream. We call them whales, which invest a huge amount of money and can have a high impact on the market. However, I don't suggest you rely on this method only when you are trading crypto or stocks, as they are highly influenced by the fundamentals. If you wish to get a more precise entry, you are good to go.Learn a systematic strategyLearning the right strategy is very crucial in trading. As mentioned, the markets are mostly controlled by the big players. So, to become a profitable trader, we need to understand how they play the games and follow them. The prices on the chart represent the majority of the traders’ psychology and emotions among the retail and market makers. Retails price action is what the masses do and we need to avoid following them.Risk control & discipline and patienceit assists in keeping losses under control and a favourable risk/reward ratio. Risk management can assist a trader avoid losing all of their money on an account. Traders require the discipline to do nothing when there are no opportunities present, but they must still stay alert for potential opportunities. when executing a trade, traders must follow their trading plan from analysis to entry without missing a single piece of information and essentials elements for that specific trade setups. On top of that, Time plays a major role in trading where you should allow price to provide the right information to confirm the direction bias. Being patient can really help you to avoid high market volatility sessions where manipulation and liquidation can happen often.Psychological and Emotional checksTrading psychology refers to the emotions and mental states that influence trading success or failure. Having a systematic approach with a bad mindset is basically a Loser.

Overview

Section 1: Topics in this course

Lecture 1 These are the topics that we will be discussing throughout this entire course :

Lecture 2 A brief introduction

Section 2: Introduction

Lecture 3 introduction to myself, this course, and the players behind the markets.

Section 3: Foundation of Technical Analysis

Lecture 4 Identification of Japanese Candlestick patterns

Lecture 5 The Basics of Market Structure

Lecture 6 The basic of market structure - Uptrend, downtrend and sideways structures

Lecture 7 The basic of market structure - Understanding minor and major structures

Lecture 8 The Impulsive and Corrective waves

Lecture 9 impulsive and corrective waves - Video

Lecture 10 The Ranging market

Lecture 11 The Ranging Markets

Section 4: Market maker/ Monopolistic market trading concepts

Lecture 12 Smart Money Trader (Money maker) Vs Dumb Money Trader (Retail Trader)

Lecture 13 How do market makers trade against retail traders

Lecture 14 How do Market Maker Utilize Supply & Demand?

Lecture 15 How institutions utilize supply and demand order block to move the price heavily

Section 5: Types of supply and demand order blocks

Lecture 16 The Drop-Base-Rally [DBR] Concepts

Lecture 17 The Rally-Base-Drop [RBD] Concepts

Lecture 18 The Drop-Base-Drop [DBD] Concepts

Lecture 19 The Rally-Base-Rally [RBR] Concepts

Lecture 20 All in one video explanation about the types of supply and demand order blocks.

Section 6: The Foundation of drawing a Supply and Demand zone

Lecture 21 The proximal and distal lines

Section 7: Types of Base candle

Lecture 22 The Pin Bar acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 23 The Inside Bar acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 24 The Engulfing Bar acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 25 The Piercing Bar acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 26 The Dark Cloud Cover acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 27 The Doji acts as the Base Candle

Lecture 28 Types of base candles and how to plot proximal and distal lines on them

Section 8: Qualification of a valid zone

Lecture 29 The strength of the movement

Lecture 30 The freshness of a zone

Lecture 31 The breakout of support and resistance level

Lecture 32 The risk to reward ratio

Lecture 33 The alignment of higher time frame directional bias

Lecture 34 All in one video

Section 9: Flawless entry confirmation candlesticks signal

Lecture 35 Pin Bar as a confirmation candle

Lecture 36 Inside Bar as a confirmation signal

Lecture 37 Engulfing Bar as a confirmation signal

Lecture 38 Inside Bar fake out as a confirmation signal

Lecture 39 All in one video

Section 10: Types of Entry

Lecture 40 Aggressive and Conservative Entry

Lecture 41 A video explanation of the conservative and aggressive entry

Section 11: Complete guide to Ultimate Analysis with confluence factor

Lecture 42 Introduction to Fibonacci tool

Lecture 43 Golden supply & demand order block

Lecture 44 Refinement of higher time frame's order block

Lecture 45 Identification of Market Pattern Formation

Lecture 46 A video explanation of the golden order block and the refinement of zone

Section 12: Manipulation and Liquidation

Lecture 47 Manipulation and liquidation

Lecture 48 A full breakdown video explanation of the market maker's action

Section 13: Risk Management and Emotion Management

Lecture 49 Introduction to Risk Management

Lecture 50 The risk to reward ratio tricks

Lecture 51 How human error induced by emotion can have a significant impact on your trading

For both novice and experienced traders