GreenSniperX is a free home base for day and swing traders — a growing library of guides, tools that do the math before you click buy, and a live community to talk it through with.
No hype, no guaranteed returns. Just the process: what we're watching and why, how risk gets managed around it, and a place to talk it through with people doing the same thing.
Figure out how many shares to trade based on your risk — not a guess.
Here's the math: multiply your account size by your risk percentage to get the dollar amount you're willing to lose (Amount at risk). Then find the gap between your entry price and stop price — that's how much you'd lose per share if you're wrong (Risk per share). Divide the first number by the second, and that's how many shares to buy.
A few of what we're tracking this week across stocks, options, and crypto — updated regularly. Educational examples of how we think through setups, not recommendations.
Watching the 580 level into the next CPI print. A clean break and hold could open room toward 590 — a rejection puts 570 back in focus.
Earnings Wednesday after the close. The implied move is wide, so this is a volatility event first — waiting for price to confirm a level before sizing in.
Holding above the 200-day average. Watching for a higher-low pullback before adding to the existing position.
We're tracking setups across stocks, options, and crypto every week — the full watchlist and live discussion happen in the community.
Free calculators built for day and swing traders, plus a quick look at what's moving markets this week.
Enter your entry, stop, and target to see the ratio.
Here's the math: find the gap between your entry price and stop price — that's your risk per share. Find the gap between your entry price and target price — that's your reward per share. Divide reward by risk to get your ratio. A ratio of 1:3 means you stand to make $3 for every $1 you're risking.
Key dates that tend to move markets — update weekly.
Plain-English explainers and strategy guides — for people just getting started, and people leveling up.
What a stop-loss is, and why "no stop" isn't a strategy.
Covered in the Crash Course →How to think about what you're risking versus what you stand to gain.
Covered in the Crash Course →The basic shapes, and what they tend to mean in context.
Covered in the Crash Course →What the volume-weighted average price is and how traders use it.
Covered in the Crash Course →Why how much you trade matters more than what you trade.
Covered in the Crash Course →Holding periods, chart timeframes, and what to expect.
Covered in the Crash Course →Go deeper at your own pace. Everything links out to secure checkout.
An interactive course covering platform setup, chart reading, indicators, day and swing trading strategies, and risk management — with quizzes and a trading simulator built in.
A spreadsheet template for logging trades, tracking R-multiples, and spotting patterns in your results. Pairs with the crash course's risk management chapter.
A guide to positioning your money — and your mindset — when markets get rocky.
Proof that you don't need thousands to begin — how to build real trading habits and skills starting with just $100.
A members-only Discord — plan trades together before the open, talk through them live during market hours, and recap after the close.
Talk through setups before you take them, share live dialogue while the market's open, and debrief together afterward. Includes the Trader's Journal template, free.
What we're watching, new library guides, and community updates — one email a week.
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