• Financial Goals: Are you aiming for short-term income growth or long-term generational wealth?

• Risk Tolerance: Investments like hedge funds carry varying degrees of risk. Align your strategy with your comfort level.

• Expert Knowledge: Professional training and mastery in hedge fund strategies can help unlock advanced trading techniques for sustainable income growth.

• Market Trends: Stay updated on market conditions and emerging opportunities to make informed decisions.

1st Week - Scope of Investment

2nd Week - HTF trading setup and Risk Management

• Hedge Fund Methods: Learn HFM methods to identify and seize

  the opportunity to scale up income

• Position Sizing: Follow the PS rule to safeguard your capital

• Emotional Discipline: Stick to your trading plan and avoid impulsive decisions driven by fear or greed

• Timeframes: Choose a timeframe that suits your trading style—day traders often use 1-minute to 15-minute charts, while swing traders prefer daily or weekly charts.

• Market Conditions: Adapt your strategy based on whether the market is trending, ranging, or volatile.

3rd Week - Back Testing Stratgies

• Define Your Strategy: Clearly outline entry and exit criteria, indicators, timeframes, and risk management rules.

• Gather Historical Data: Collect accurate and comprehensive market data for the chosen timeframe.

• Simulate Trades: Use backtesting software or manually apply your strategy to historical data, following its rules.

• Analyze Results: Evaluate metrics like profit/loss, win rate, risk-reward ratio, and maximum drawdown.

• Optimize and Refine: Adjust parameters based on performance insights and test under different market conditions (bullish, bearish, sideways).

4th Week - Forward Trading Methods

Introduction - Scope of the Investment

Forward Trading: Hands on session in real time markets with samll capital

5th Week - Trade Journaling

• Trade Details: Entry and exit points, trade size, and the asset traded

• Rationale: Why you entered the trade—technical indicators, news, or gut feeling

• Outcome: Profit or loss, and lessons learned.

• Screenshots: Charts showing your entry and exit points for visual analysis

• Notes: Observations about market conditions, your mindset, and any deviations from your strategy