Trade the swing.Skip the noise.
One to one lessons in stocks and options, taught on a swing trading timeframe: positions held for days to weeks, not minutes. Taught by someone who trades a real account every day and has had his performance independently verified.
Verified, not self-reported
The podcast where every guest's trading performance is verified before they go on air. The guest list includes Lance Breitstein, Chris Camillo and traders from SMB Capital. Being on it means my numbers were checked by someone other than me.
A working trader
I trade equities and derivatives every day, on analytics I built myself for breadth, relative strength and options volatility. The lessons come from that desk, not from a course I bought.
Formally trained
Trained with Mark Minervini, Gil Morales and ITPM, then years of refining it in a live account. You get the parts that held up.
Risk first, always
Every lesson starts with where you are wrong and how much that costs, before we talk about how much a trade could make.
Built for a swing timeframe
Holding for days to weeks means you can keep a job and still trade well. No staring at a one minute chart all day.
Reading the market first
Breadth, trend and regime. Whether the environment is worth trading at all, which is the question most people skip.
Finding the leaders
Relative strength, stage analysis and base patterns. How to build a short list of stocks actually worth your attention.
Entries, exits and sizing
Where to get in, where you are wrong, and how big to be so that one bad trade never matters much.
Options for swing trades
Why around 45 days to expiry. Debit structures with defined risk, and credit trades that collect premium, including the highly efficient undefined risk ones, with the sizing and exit rules that make them far less scary. Plus the Greeks, implied volatility and skew in plain English.
Journal and review
Keeping a trading journal that tells you something, and reviewing it so the same mistake stops costing you.
Your charts, your platform
We start with where you are
Experience, account size and how much time you actually have. The plan fits your life, not mine.
We work on your own setup
Your broker, your charts, in person around the Dallas metroplex or over a screen share.
You bring real setups back
Between lessons you find trades using the process. Next time we review them together.
$125 an hour, like everything else
Most people take the five hour pack at $550, which works out at $110 an hour and gives you room for review sessions between trades.
Nothing in a lesson is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. I am not a registered investment adviser, I do not manage money for students and I never place trades on your behalf. Trading stocks and options carries real risk of loss, and past performance, mine included, does not guarantee future results.