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Nat's Trading Plan

 

Nat's Daily Trading Plan is the most important document on the website and the key to consistently profitable trading.

Like every successful trader, each day Nat prepares a written trading plan that summarizes the different scenarios that may play out during the trading session.

It shows areas of support and resistance, previous price movements, indicators that suggest future price activity, and external events like economic announcements that may affect the market.

Nat's daily trading plan is probably the most important document on this site. It is the blueprint that guides the next day's trading.

Every evening Nat prepares the Plan for the next day's trading. It is available to members before midnight, well before the market opens.

At the same time she also posts an outline of the expected support and resistance levels for the overnight Globex markets.

Many of her members, especially those living in Europe or Australia, use those numbers for overnight trading or to get an early start before the morning session opens at 9:30 a.m. EST.

dtp-pic2Nat discusses the trading plan in the chat room at 9:00 EST each morning, and modifies it to reflect the overnight activity.

After the market closes she posts a review of the calls she made during the day and the outcomes.

The plan includes:

  • Yesterday's regular session price activity: open, high, low and close;
  • Important support, resistance and pivot levels -- inflection points where the market often changes direction;
  • The intra-day focus numbers where institutions often step into the market, often at or near the high or low for the day, and excellent price points to enter or exit trades;
  • The Daily Outlook, which is a summary of yesterday's movement, showing key price levels plus a daily chart that helps traders locate yesterday's price action in the longer-term picture;
  • The Trading Strategy for today. The likely scenarios for market movement today, and the specific entry and target levels where traders should act;
  • Proprietary short-term sentiment indicators that iindicate likely market direction for the future;
  • And a listing of economic reports and public appearances and events that are likely to affect the market. Often "trading the news" gives the fastest and best trades of the day ... if you know when to expect it.

You don't have to be an experienced trader to see how valuable this information is. Nat's members get it in advance, before every trading session, and they use it to extract profits from the market every day.

After you register you can see a section-by-section explanation of the Daily Trading Plan and how to use it. And as a bonus every Sunday afternoon we'll send you a modified version of the Plan for the following Monday.

Click on the 'Register Now' button and get started now. There's no charge and no obligation... and if you change your mind, you can get off the list with a single click.

 

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