Expert Course
Advanced Strategy & Scaling
For serious traders: refine nuance, adapt to conditions, and scale intelligently while protecting downside with strict risk controls.
Market contextScaling rulesDrawdown planPlaybook + KPIs
Educational content only. Not financial advice.
Course Details
Built for experienced traders
Elite Track
Estimated time
~10–18 hours
Self-paced
Price
$599
Placeholder pricing
Includes
Playbook system
KPIs + scaling rules
Best for
Scaling
Reduce variance
What you’ll learn
Advanced execution, context, and scaling — with hard risk rules.
Market Context & Playbooks
- Trend vs range vs chop: defining environments clearly
- Scenario planning: what you do if A/B/C happens
- Playbook building: setups mapped to conditions
Advanced Trade Management
- Scaling rules: when size goes up (and when it must not)
- Advanced exits: holding winners without giving it back
- Trade management templates for different conditions
Risk Model for Scaling
- Drawdown rules and recovery plan (protect the account)
- Max loss enforcement + volatility-adjusted risk
- Consistency checkpoints before increasing size
Performance Optimization
- Reviewing expectancy: what actually improves it
- Reducing variance: filtering conditions and time windows
- Turning your stats into a practical decision system
Curriculum
Expand a section to see lesson topics.
Section 1 — Context is the Edge MultiplierGood traders struggle when they ignore environment. Fix that.+
Section 1 — Context is the Edge Multiplier
Good traders struggle when they ignore environment. Fix that.
- Defining market regimes (trend/range/chop)
- Session behavior and volatility planning
- Condition filters that protect you from chop
- Scenario-based planning before the open
Section 2 — Scaling Without Blowing UpScaling is not about confidence — it’s about rules.+
Section 2 — Scaling Without Blowing Up
Scaling is not about confidence — it’s about rules.
- Scaling criteria: performance + condition checklist
- Volatility-adjusted sizing (risk flex, not ego sizing)
- When to reduce risk (bad conditions, reduced edge)
- Preventing size creep and revenge scaling
Section 3 — Advanced Management & ExitsHold winners intelligently while protecting downside.+
Section 3 — Advanced Management & Exits
Hold winners intelligently while protecting downside.
- Hold rules vs take-profit rules (clear if/then)
- Advanced partials framework (don’t sabotage expectancy)
- Stop logic: structure-based, time-based, condition-based
- Managing around key levels and liquidity
Section 4 — Drawdown, Recovery, and StabilityProfessional traders survive by managing downswings.+
Section 4 — Drawdown, Recovery, and Stability
Professional traders survive by managing downswings.
- Drawdown thresholds and response rules
- Recovery plan: when to step down, when to step back up
- Daily/weekly limits that keep you in the game
- Consistency benchmarks for scaling to the next tier
Section 5 — Playbook + KPI DashboardYou’ll build a system that turns performance into decisions.+
Section 5 — Playbook + KPI Dashboard
You’ll build a system that turns performance into decisions.
- Playbook pages: setup definition, conditions, triggers, exits
- KPI dashboard: A-trade %, expectancy, variance, drawdown
- Review workflow: what to adjust and what to ignore
- Optimization: improving edge without overfitting
Who this is for
- Traders who are already profitable and want to scale
- Traders with good setups but inconsistent performance by conditions
- Anyone who needs a drawdown + recovery plan
- Traders ready to build a serious playbook + KPI system
Prerequisites
This course assumes you already understand basic risk rules, order types, and have experience executing setups. If you’re still inconsistent, Intermediate is usually the better step first.
Quick check
If you don’t track A-trade %, drawdown rules, and expectancy, do Intermediate first.
Ready to scale safely?
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Disclaimer: Educational content only. Not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk.