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What is going on guys? My name is Kyle. I

wanted to thank you for purchasing the two

hour trader. This course was designed to

hit the ground running with your trading.

Commonly what I have seen in the trading

education industry is that there is a lot

of good information out there, but it is

not packaged in a way that makes sense to

brand new traders. What I have attempted

to do with this course is share what I

consider to be the easiest money trade in

the market. This is something that I use

every single day. This is actually the

first trade, the first setup that I teach

my brand new one-on-one clients as well.

To help out a broader audience, what I

have done is I have packaged it into just

this little mini course so that you can

get a sense of what you need to be looking

for to actually develop profitability in

the market. Now trading is difficult. You

need to understand that. You need to be

patient with yourself. You need to give

yourself enough time to understand market

dynamics and actually how to extract

profit over a long enough period of time.

Now this particular setup, this particular

strategy is going to jumpstart that for

you. It's going to help you kind of

leapfrog a lot of the common pitfalls that

new traders come across, but it is not any

type of shortcut or anything like that.

You still have to put in a solid amount of

work. And so I just want to make sure that

that is totally clear. And here's what

you're going to need to actually be

successful with this program. Number one,

you're going to need some way to actually

look at charts. I prefer to utilize

TradingView. You can use broker platforms

like Thinkorswim, Webull, whatever it is

that you have access to, use that. This

particular strategy, it does work with

options as well as futures. We're going to

be focusing on either stocks in play or

the index such as SPY or ES, which is the

futures equivalent of SPY or QQQ or NQ,

which is the futures equivalent of QQQ.

Now, whether you are a independently

funded trader or you're going through some

type of challenge account, like the one

that is offered by Top Step or many of the

other prop firms out there, doesn't really

matter. This strategy is going to work no

matter the instrument that you are

focusing on. Now, where do traders mess up

with this actual setup? Where do traders

mess up with the actual beginning of their

trading journey? Number one, it's going to

be risk management. When you learn a

setup, when you actually start to

understand what has edge in the market, it

can be tempting to oversize, to put too

much leverage into that particular setup.

This is a big pitfall that developing

traders face. And the root of it is

basically greed. When you come into the

market, you're expecting to make money

quickly. If you can eradicate that from

your mind right off the bat, you're going

to do much better in the long run. I would

expect to give yourself at least 60 to 90

trading days of testing this setup or any

new setup that you attempt to collect data

and get a good understanding of how that

particular setup works within different

market regimes. And then also

understanding what your behaviors are

around that particular setup. There's

going to be challenging days. There's

going to be much easier days. You need to

see a good mix of both of those days to

get a real fundamental understanding of

what your behaviors are like on a week

-over-week basis. Trading any type of

setup. Doesn't have to be this one. Maybe

you add a new one in in the future. This

is a good benchmark to utilize for

yourself. Now, the other area that traders

constantly mess up with, not only this

strategy, but pretty much any strategy, is

over trading. This particular strategy is

meant to be traded one to two, maybe a

maximum of three times per day. There is a

reason it is called the two-hour trader.

You should be able to be done with all of

your prep and all of your trading and

ideally all of your review within just a

two-hour time frame. Now, it doesn't have

to be all consecutive. You can split that

up however you see fit. Maybe you get your

trading done in the morning and then you

do your review at the end of the day. But

ideally, you can finish all of it within

two hours. That is why the course is named

the two-hour trader. Now, all of that

being said, it's time to actually unpack

the strategy. And we start that with

actually talking about risk management.

This is the most important concept.