This is the basis of how you will learn to trade from this course. Understanding IOF (Institutional order flow). How to identify it, what it represents, and why it's how professional traders trade the markets.

This lesson will help you understand when to trade, what to trade, and how to trade. How they relate to each other and which timeframes are best for trading which assets.

This lesson will go through the setup for the basic toolset you will need for these lessons.

The basic breakdown of the different parts of scoring a zone and looking for possible trades. This was not created by us. This is how financial institutions identify larger market order flow. We are justy using their tools along with them in the market.

Here, we will set up TradingView for practice scoring: Monthly, Weekly, and Daily Charts Finding stocks that fit our criteria for IOF (Institutional Order Flow). Setting up tools for scoring. How to collect information for the home on scoring charts.

Market trend is the general direction in which a market or asset price is moving over a certain period. Understanding market trends could help you assess the potential for price movement and plan accordingly. Here, we will discuss identifying Trend and provide several options and tools to help you.

Types of stocks are common, preferred, income, blue-chip, growth, value, cyclical, defensive, ESG stocks, and more. Let's talk a bit about them in detail.

Learning what information about a stock is important and what to look for in a tradable stock.

When and When NOT to Trade Discipline is Key.

Learning the basics of how and what moves the markets.