A preliminary understanding of the markets — basic knowledge of technical analysis, risk management and introductory trading principles — should be more than sufficient.

We didn’t design the course for absolute beginners, nor for experts or advanced traders exclusively, either. If you have any questions about where you may stand, feel free to reach out.

Absolutely, there’s no time limit on the included material. The course is entirely on-demand so it’s available for you to watch whenever you want and as many times as you like. You'll also have free ongoing access to both the custom indicators and our community, with no ongoing subscription fees necessary.

Our recorded course illustrates VWAP’s potential — to analyze any chart, assess its current direction and strength, identify likely support/resistance zones, and enter/exit trades based on that knowledge — through five detailed sections.

You’ll also learn when and how to apply each of the included custom indicators for both day trading and/or swing trading, allowing you to effectively apply the concepts we discuss, regardless of your trading style.

The member portal contains step-by-step instructions for adding the indicators to all three of the available platforms — TD Ameritrade’s thinkorswim, TradingView, TradeStation, and NinjaTrader 8.

We’ve tried to make the process as seamless as possible, but you can always reach out if you’re having any trouble.

Absolutely! In particular, the Multiday section of the course focuses on identifying those longer-term areas of support and resistance through the use of our custom DateVWAP, AutoVWAP, and EventVWAP indicators.

We’d also encourage you to watch the Intraday section as well, given that the broad mechanics across various VWAPs are identical — albeit at a smaller scale.

Yes, and many traders who have taken the course trade Futures exclusively. As long as the instruments you’re focusing on are consistently liquid (i.e. Emini [ES or NQ], Crude oil [CL], Gold [GC], etc.) then you’re good to go.

We use equities charts and terminology throughout the course to teach the strategy, though the same concepts directly translate to Futures with perhaps slightly larger risk tolerance and accommodation for certain markets’ idiosyncrasies (crop reports, limited trading hours, geopolitical or other externalities, etc.)

And in our community chatroom, we're always monitoring ES and NQ in particular through the lens of VWAP — identifying levels to watch and providing commentary on the trickle-down effect their performance has on any equities we're monitoring.

Yes, with the caveat that the coin in question trades with sufficient liquidity on an intraday basis. The obvious candidates matching this condition are Bitcoin and Ethereum, and we have members utilizing VWAPs of varying lengths and their associated standard deviation bands for both intraday and swing trading purposes on both of those coins.

We don’t cover any crypto-related examples in the course, but the concepts we cover still translate.

Yes, but there are some general limitations when doing so. Given that those markets don’t actively display transaction volume, the only way to calculate and plot a volume-weighted average price on the currency exchanges is to estimate and approximate volume. This removes the dynamic “volume-weighted” benefits that VWAP creates.

We’ve had some Forex traders tell us that they have successfully implemented VWAP anyway, but we always want to present that caveat to Forex traders so they’re aware of the drawbacks and that the education isn’t explicitly designed with those markets in mind.

The main course modules focus solely on VWAP in its various forms, and does not delve into any additional indicators. The strategy is designed to be comprehensive, intuitive, and standalone.

However, you're not required to eliminate any other tools or forms of technical analysis that you feel comfortable with and find to be helpful. The host of our community's daily live stream frequently discusses how he incorporates additional tools like volume profile, market mechanics, and more alongside our core strategy and trade types.

For those trading equities, we recommend focusing on charts that trade with sufficient and consistent liquidity. This means that most symbols listed on the major exchanges tend to be in play.

This is a broad recommendation that applies to equities of all price ranges — large cap, mid cap, and small cap. We have members who trade solely "blue chip" names or indices/sector ETFs, and then we also have traders focusing primarily on small cap gappers/runners.

So as long as there's sufficient volume, the charts you choose to focus on are typically just a matter of personal preference.