THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING

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All training is guided solely by Anton Kolhanov himself, directly and in constant co-operation with trainees. You receive theoretical materials stage by stage, lesson by lesson, and get assignments after each lesson. During the course you will be given answers to all questions that arise personally for you, which guarantees complete comprehension of course materials.

Training is maintained via chat, email and video streaming. The benefit of such remote learning is that you are not tied to a fixed time, regardless of which time zone you live in. Study theoretical materials, put questions, receive answers, go for practice whenever it is convenient for you, be it day or night in your locality.

Received knowledge allows for trading at a wide range of timeframes, from tick chart to monthly, which provides flexibility in sense of trading term. Accommodates intraday, medium-term, and long-term trading. You can choose daily timeframe, for example, and conduct trading by keeping your deals open for days since the month’s beginning. Or you can switch to hourly time frame and close your deals within one day. Or trade at whatever time frame suits trading term of your choice.

Feel the confidence in foreseeing the market’s tendencies over periods of days, weeks, months and even years ahead, adjusting your analytical plan in accordance with prospects spotted. Add deal volume along the trend or wait for the optimal moment to enter the market in order to maximize your results.

Course material is provided in sections in a form of separate lessons. After completing one lesson, a trainee receives an assignment to work on in order to consolidate concepts discussed in that particular lesson. A trainee proceeds to the next lesson after completing the assignment successfully. Anton revises assignments and gives explanations on mistakes if any are found. Such approach will help to ensure that each trainee achieves adequate comprehension flawlessly and efficiently, without piling up unanswered questions and misunderstood concepts.

After entire theoretical material is learned (and all assignments are done), we go on and start the finishing stage of training: compiling daily analytical plans and further practice in technical analysis with chat and video streaming of Anton’s.

Each trainee is going to make his own analysis plan, which will again be revised and corrected (if necessary) by the Anton. Besides, Anton will post his own analysis plans with detailed explanations, therefore you will be able to see the complete picture of the market and examine situations on real examples. This will improve your analyst’s skills.

THE KNOWLEGE YOU GET

1. Support And Resistance Levels

This lesson you will receive for FREE in first chart room subscription
Determine intraday and long-term levels of buyers/sellers, which are crucial reference points in making deals, placing stops, and finding targets of trend ending/reversal.

Perhaps you run into a situation when there are so many levels drawn on the chart that you are unsure about strength of each single level, and you can’t tell which one is no longer relevant, and which one should still be taken into account. Which one is going to be broken along the trend, and which one indicates that it’s better to close the deal right there?

When such feeling of uncertainty arises, you tend to close the deal much earlier than you should, while the market continues to move along the trend, but without your deal in it, and you miss out on a great deal of profit.

I differentiate SR levels by significance. There are local/intermediate levels having low strength, and there are strong strategic levels, capable of reversing daily, weekly and monthly trends.

You are going to learn how to tell which level is the market’s anchor, from which it will move to the next target of the same scale.
Therefore, you will understand which levels will be set as the market’s next targets, and which levels will be merely a temporary barriers – meaning it’s not worth closing the deal upon reaching these, and instead you should wait until our strategic target is reached and close the deal there, which multiplies resulting profit as the deal was kept open over a greater amount of pips covered by the trend.

FEATURES
1) Positions of the main levels of support/resistance where the current trend ends and a new one begins;
2) Prices, at which it’s better to close the deal on take profit and open a new deal;
3) Trade from levels of reversal;
4) Confirm trend reversal, avoiding false deals upon over-break of levels;
5) Open safe deals upon breaks of confirmed levels on the very top/bottom of the trends;
6) Know exactly the next target level of the market as soon as the current level gets broken;
7) Predict the market and build your own trading plan relative to determined levels;
8) Lay out charts from greater time frame to a lesser one, from monthly to 1-tick, for intraday or swing trading respectively;
9) Place stop loss behind a significant level along the trend, protecting your profit and keeping potential loss at a minimum;

LESSON INCLUDE:
1) 49 pages in PDF with trading rules and real-life examples;
2) 1 hour 32 minute narrated video with examples and explanation;
3) Practical task.
LESSON CONTENT:

Pages:
4. Course synopsis
6. SR forming conditions
7. Core meaning of SR levels
9. Volume profile as SR or chart SR?
11. Why support becomes resistance
14. When SR loses significance
17. Averaging of multiple SR levels by greater SR
21. HL (high/low) level
24. Trading with HL on trade reversal. Confirmation trade reversal
29. Counter-trade with HL against the trend
32. Difference between SR and HL
33. When trading upon HL break along the trend is ok
35. Trend types by strength and how to trade them with SR and HL
38. Predicting market targets by SR
43. SR and HL on time frames lesser then h4
47. Colors and display settings for the time frame, SR, and HL
48. Questions you may still have after taking the course

2. Trend Channels, Lines and Waves

Drawing of trend channels and lines, deal opening/closing. Wave structure of trends of higher and lower orders. Target levels by projector. Determining endpoints of waves 4 and 5 by Elliott’s concept. Supports/resistances in a vacuum zone.

If you ask several traders to draw a trend channel, each one will draw it in their own way different from others. But in fact, only one channel break is true and profitable, and the rest are false and lead to losses.

If one relies on intuition when drawing a trend channel, failing to observe certain rules, then most of the time a deal that is opened upon the break of such channel will lead to loss, since the channel is falsely broken. As a result, the loss taken on mere attempts of entering the market upon the break of trend channel will be greater than potential profit from the trend, which follows one of the breaks.

After many years of trading I have come up with universal rules for drawing a proper trend channel, which avoids false breaks. And even if a false break happens, I have other rules for minimizing the loss and re-entering the market with the greatest accuracy.

FEATURES
1) How to correctly draw a trend in order to be safe from false breaks;
2) Trend channel is an indicator of trend end and a signal to close the deal with the maximum possible profit;
3) Signals for deal opening/closing, profit taking and loss limiting;
4) The tool for entering the market with increased accuracy upon the break of a lesser trend;
5) The tool for adding deals along the trend as in swing trading;
6) The tool for detection of trend waves;
7) Determining of non-classic levels of support and resistance where classic ones are absent;
8) Trend channel as support/resistance when trading within the greater trend boundaries;
9) Trend channel as support/resistance when trading outside channel boundaries;
10) The rules of drawing a trend line to avoid its false break with consequent loss;

LESSON CONSIST:
1) 51 pages in PDF with trading rules and real-life examples;
2) 1 hour 22 minute narrated video with examples and explanation;
3) Practical task.
LESSON CONTENT:
Pages:
4. Course synopsis
6. What is a trend?
14. Rules of trend channel construction
18. How to open and close a deal
25. Targets set after breaking of trends (price projector)
26. Determine reversal of a greater trend through a lesser trend break
28. Wave structure of the market
34. Determine trend targets through waves 4 and 5. Model of wave symmetry (MWS)
42. Trend line
44. Price of trend/trendline break as a support/resistance
47. Colors and display settings of time frames for trading channels
48. Questions you may still have after taking the course

3. Chart Patterns

Patterns: head and shoulders, flag, triangle, diamond, double top etc. Rules of drawing: symmetry, divergence, wave ratio. Predicted targets. Recognizing the signs of one pattern transitioning into another

80% of time the market is trading in a sideways trend, which is the most difficult period for a trader: the market becomes chaotic, sharp, shaky or, contrarily, overly passive, uncontrollable, unpredictable.

In fact, a sideways trend’s nature is not chaotic, it’s the opposite. Every sideways trend forms an exact pattern, and if a trader knows the rules of pattern building, he or she has ability to trade inside the pattern’s waves as well as upon it gets broken. There are 13 types of patterns and 13 corresponding inverted variants (26 in total). These patterns are found everywhere and comprise 80% of the charts.

Sideways trend formation starts with forming of initial pattern, which can undergo 2 serial transformations into consequent patterns, depending on market conditions such as: divergences, symmetry and swing of waves, false break, % ratio.

Knowledge on building and transformation of patterns grants a trader a rather wide range of opportunities:
– tripling the deals within a pattern;
– avoiding loss by determining a false break beforehand;
– using false break for opening counter deal;
– predicting the market by two target levels, which appear after a pattern gets broken;
– ability to make profit during sideways trend.

FEATURES
1) Deal multiplication
2) Avoid loss by determining false break of an incorrect pattern, and trade on its consequent transformation followed by a true break
3) Transformations of 26 patterns (including 13 inverted)
4) Predicting the market by target levels

LESSON CONSIST:
1) 68 pages in PDF with trading rules and real-life examples;
2) 1 hour 35 minute narrated video with examples and explanation;
3) Practical task.

LESSON CONTENTS:

Pages:
4. Course synopsis
6. What causes patterns to form
8. What causes patterns to fade out
10. Double top/bottom – type 1 (dt1)
15. Flag – type 1 (f1)
22. Descending peaks/rising valleys (123)
28. Triangle – type 1 (tr1)
36. Double top/bottom – type 2 (dt2)
41. Head and shoulders (hs)
48. Extended head and shoulders (hse)
55. Triple top/bottom (tpl)
59. Accumulation (ac)
61. Flag and triangle – type 2
67. Expanding triangle

4. Candlestick Patterns

How to trade and predict market through candlestick patterns. Determine price of buyers and sellers, support and resistance. Buyers/Sellers pressure

FEATURES
1) How to predict market prices with candlestick patterns;
2) Where exactly buyers and sellers are located;
3) Which level is support and resistance;
4) With break of which level to open and close deal;
5) How to determine power of trend pressure;
6) When trend starting to loose his power;
7) Which trend direction we can expecting for the next day;
8) How to confirm rebounds from SR levels with candlestick patterns;
9) How to predict potential break of trend channel or chart pattern with candlestick pattern;
10) How to trade candles with different time frames charts;
11) Which candle models are most strong and common;

LESSON CONSIST:
1) 58 pages in PDF with trading rules and real-life examples;

LESSON CONTENTS:

Pages:
5. Candles;
8. Footprint chart and candles;
15. Candle models;
15. Thinking candle;
23. Survival candle;
31. Disappointment candle;
39. Destruction candle;
43. Analyzing the market with candle models;
48. Complex interaction of candles with other types of market analysis;
48. Trend channel;
50. Chart patterns;
52. Support and resistance;
54. Volume analysis with candles.

5. Volume Analysis (Order Flow)

Tools: Volume Profile, Delta, Footprint chart. Determine with 1-tick accuracy: position of the seller and the buyer, trend start and end, price of deal opening/closing, and stop loss

Earlier, trading on the in pit exchange, you had the opportunity to follow the behaviour of the other bidders and when everyone shouted “buy” – you bought with them, because the price increase was obvious. When everyone shouted “sell” – you closed the deal to buy and opened the sale. This is how the traders used to make money in pit.

To date, all trade is online and the volume analysis acts as the pit: you monitor the flow of orders by the buyers and sellers and follow their transactions. Those traders who use only technical analysis, without the volume analysis, miss a huge advantage of following the crowd in the trend or large orders of institutional traders.

The traders from the pit, who failed to start using volumetric analysis after switching to electronic trading, went bankrupt. Because they no longer had the chance to follow the crowd in the pit, and they failed to follow the electronic crowd in terms of volume. A lot of films was shot on the bankruptcy of such traders.

FEATURES
1. Key levels of support/resistance generated by the struggle of buyers and sellers (vpoc, volume area), which is impossible to see without this analysis;
2. Prices traded by institutional traders supporting or reversing trends that you can follow and do the same (iceberg, absorption, delta);
3. The price at which an institutional trader suddenly enters, reversing the trend, where you can either close the current deal or open a trade with him at the very beginning of the new trend (iceberg, absorption, delta);
4. The zones of domination of buyers/sellers supporting the trend or starting its reversal;
5. The prices to move your stop loss in a positive direction in the course of the trend development following the orders of the crowd or major players;
6. The price to open a deal at after a major buyer/seller order is broken, after which a strong trend begins;
7. The price to place the stop loss right after the order of a large buyer/seller, which later becomes a strong support/resistance that protects your stop loss;
and much more.

LESSON INCLUDE:
94 pages in PDF with trading rules and real-life examples;

LESSON CONTENT:

Pages:
4. Volume and Value area;
8. Composite profile;
9. Trend reversal process;
14. Crowding out effect and the role of SR levels;
28. False breakout of a trend or a pattern due to a rebound from POC VAS;
34. Confirmation of a VAS breakout or a rebound from it;
39. Buyers’/sellers’ capitulation as a transaction confirmation;
47. VA type, square;
57. Triangle VA;
80. VA with a flat area;
87. 1 tick battle.

6. Joint Lesson

In this course all available lessons are joined into a finished trading rules with full interaction between all learned instruments

LESSON INCLUDE:
58 pages in PDF.
LESSON CONTENT:
Pages:
4. Confirmation of a bounce from SR using trend channel breakout;
14. Pattern completion with the breakout of its latest trend wave;
20. Trading a false breakout;
29. Confirmation of breakout with capitulation;
37. Correlated tools;
47. Trade sessions activity;
56. Important news;
57. Important advices.

PAYMENT

You can pay for training in 3 stages

Stage One $165

1. Fundamental analysis;
2. Support/resistance levels

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Stage Two $165

3. Trend channels and waves;
4. Chart patterns;
5. Candlestick patterns;
6. Joint lesson

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Stage Three $165

7. Volume analysis and delta;
8. Money management and trading psychology;
9. Mentorship (1 week)

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TRAINING PROLONGATION

Group Training $95/month

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Personal Mentorship $295/month

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