This is not a free class, there is a $15 tuition fee to attend payable to the teacher upon arrival the first day. 

If you want to follow along, before the class, open a TD Ameritrade account (you don't have to fund it) and install thinkorswim on your laptop and bring it. We will be using the OnDemand feature to replay previous trading sessions as examples of strategies.  An alternative free option with no setup is https://www.tradingview.com/ but they don't have options, and the simulation is pretty basic.Each strategy will cover potential profits and losses, what to trade with the strategy, and how to enter and exit the trade.  We will also cover some basic mechanics of order entry during the strategy demos.

Day 1 (April 14):

What to trade: Stocks, Options, Futures, Forex, and Crypto - definition, pros and cons Trading Strategy #1: Traditional long-term investing - build a diversified portfolio and walk away Fundamental Analysis: Know what you are investing in. Trading Strategy #2: The Option Wheel - increase income from your long-term portfolio by selling options Chart Analysis: Using moving averages to trade trends. Trading Strategy #3: Option Spreads - advanced option tricks to limit risk

 Day 2 (April 21):Day trading: legality and ethics, advantages and disadvantages Day trading strategy #1: Opening Gap Reversals - spot an opening gap that is likely to return towards the previous close Chart Analysis: support and resistance - know where the trend is likely to stop based on previous levels Day trading strategy #2: Pre-market range trades - use the pre-market trading data to trade the opening move Chart Analysis: Fibonacci retracements and extensions - magic numbers that drive the market Day trading strategy #3: Initial Range trades - once the market has set the range of the stock, trade the top and bottom

 Taught by David Whittaker

Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor.  None of the information given in these classes constitutes financial advice and should be viewed entirely as informational.  You should do your own research and practice before employing any of these strategies.  Even then, past performance does not guarantee future results.