Trading Control Points; Set Them To Win!

Locke In Your Success

If you don't use control points in your trading, you should. What are control points? How do you best monitor them? Why are they so important? Watch this episode and discover how much more profit you can gain by implementing trading control points properly into your trading! This type of coaching is priceless AND IT IS AVAILABLE FREE TO EVERYONE, not just members! Grab a free coaching opportunity! https://www.lockeinyoursuccess.com/free-trader-coaching/ 00:00 - Trading Control Points 01:07 - Monitoring positions 01:42 - Market Intensity 02:58 - Purpose and Timeframe 04:49 - Market Range 06:50 - Bearish and Bullish 07:47 - Technical Control Point 11:48 - Price Pattern Targets 12:43 - SPX, RUT, NDX Comparison 14:58 - Trading Your Emotions Join our Pro traders! https://www.lockeinyoursuccess.com/memberships/ 🛎️ Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when we post new content. Each week we cover some of the most important areas of options trading. Topics include broken wing butterflies, call/put options, monitoring your Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, etc), assessing the price chart, making adjustments, and much more! John Locke has been working with options for 20+ years and has built himself up as a leader in the stock options trading industry. Having trained now hundreds of traders, his natural ability to teach complex topics with clarity and passion has made him invaluable to the trading community. Please remember: This presentation is for educational purposes only. We're not broker-dealers or financial advisors, and we're not making any specific trade recommendations. Also, please be aware that your risk and trading options is substantial, and please make sure you're aware of all your risks prior to placing any trades. Also note that if we show any trades or any results, please consider them to be hypothetical computer simulated trades and their results. They'd be believed to be as accurately represented as possible. Keep in mind live results can vary from simulated results for many different reasons.