A Plan To Make $4K Monthly On $20K by Dan Sheridan

0 min- Johnny shares some crucial class information with students and talking about the class page with the students.
3:15- Dan intro Comments about how he will do the Class Trades
4:30- Class Trading Plan Schedule
5:35- Alternative Strategies you can use beside the 3 main Class Trades
6:41- Frequently asked Key Questions and answers you need to know to be successful!
18:45- How to get to trading the full 20K Portfolio: Capital Deployment Schedule
19:48- Class Trading Plan- Keys to Success
20:40- Exceptions when I wouldn’t put on a trade on the assigned day.
21:35- Q and A Any overlapping on strategies? Are you out of every weekly trade in 1 week?
23:34- Why wouldn’t someone use all their capital for short term trades because of the potentially high returns?
Also, story of someone from Dan’s Chicago Seminar who is trading 1 weekly trade, every week, short term butterfly,
and is using all his capital in that trade.
25:25- Teaching: RUT 9 Day Calendar Example and Trade Guidelines and Adjustments
42:20- Teaching: Double Calendar in SPX Example and Trade Guidelines and Adjustments
52:20- Comments and Q and A
64:00- Live RUT Calendar Trade
75:10- Live SPX Double Calendar Trade
End 87:41 (1 Hour 27 Minutes)

0- Intro, Comments, Q and A and Today’s Outline
13:30- Live Trade Review: RUT Calendar from previous class
33:00- Live Trade Review: SPX Double Calendar from previous Class
42:00- Live SPX Iron Condor Trade
47:05- Live SPX 15 Day Butterfly Trade
61:00- Teaching: 15 SPX Iron Condor: 5 Wide and Trade Guidelines and Risk Management
75:00- Teaching: SPX 15 Day All Call Butterfly plus Trade Guidelines and Risk Management
End 89:03- 1 Hour and 29 minutes.

0- Johnny and Dan share class changes and new stuff on Class Page
9:05- Review of Live Class Trades and Adjustments
38:20- Live Trade for today: RUT Single Calendar
50:35- Couch Potato Strategies
52:00- Couch Potato Strategy: RUT Put Credit Spread and Guidelines
1:18:15- Couch Potato Strategy: SPX All Put Flat Fly 10 DTE
1:33:35- Couch Potato Strategy: AAPL Cash Secured Put Alternative
End 1 Hr and 45

0- Intro and Today’s Outline
2- Price move perspective in SPX
7:45- Whiteboard Teaching on Price Moves and Standard Deviations in SPX last 9 Days
23:05- RUT Double Diagonal (Iron Condor Alternative) and Risk Management Guidelines
39- Live Trade: 15 Day SPX Butterfly
44:45- Live Trade: RUT Live Calendar
53:55- Review Live Class Trade Double Calendar
61:40- Review Live Class Trade Butterfly
End 64:32

0- Intro and Today’s Outline
3:35- Live Trades Recap first 2 Weeks of Class and review of current live trade
48:00- 3 Day Butterfly
57:00- 3 Day Calendar
1:00:00- Live 3 Day Calendar Trade

0 min- Intro and Today’s Outline
2:40- Summary of Live Class Trades since the Class Started
7:05- Review of current Double Diagonal Live Trade
21:45- Q and A
25:40- Butterfly Review from Class 2 and Butterfly Guidelines
34:30- SPX Live Butterfly and execution focus.
43:10- Analysis of Live Butterfly I just executed and how to apply Butterfly Guidelines and Adjustments.
53:10- Review of Class Trade Summary Page and yields on individual trades.
57:40- Q and A
72:58- End

0 min- Follow Class and Today’s Outline
6:25- Class Q and A
20:35- Review Class Trades Document
28:30- Yield Scenarios Document
37:05- Putting on Live Class Trade
49:40- RUT Single Calendar with Long Option Adjustment
1:04:20- SPX Double Calendar with Long Adjustment
1:13:30- End

0- Intro and Today’s Outline
4:35- Upcoming Follow Up Class
6:00- Review of SPX during the entire Class
13:00- Live Trades Recap
24:30- Review Live RUT Calendar with Long Put Adjustment
54:50- Q & A: Do you have to do any Adjustments?
55:38- Looking Ahead: How should you trade after the Class?
1:03:10- Live Butterfly Trade

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

You want to learn about Forex?

Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.