Most people enter the markets guessing. GreenSniperX teaches the process — from reading your first chart to understanding exactly why the market moves the way it does.
3 courses. 1 ebook. 1 playbook. Stocks, crypto, futures, forex, and options — every market covered with the same framework, built from zero.
These aren't tips. They're the framework. Get these right and everything else — the setups, the indicators, the timing — starts to make sense.
Buying the same pattern at the top of a range versus the bottom gives you completely different odds. Most beginners are taught to spot patterns. They're never taught where to look for them. We call this premium versus discount — and it's in the very first chapter.
Covered in every course →If you can't name the price where you're wrong before you click buy, you don't have a trade — you have a guess. Knowing your exit before your entry isn't optional. It's the single habit that separates traders who last from traders who don't.
The 4-step entry rule is in every course →Position sizing isn't about how much you want to make — it's about how much you can lose and still be in the game tomorrow. The math behind it takes five minutes to learn and could be the most valuable five minutes you spend this year.
The 2% rule and sizing formula inside →Four names every trader should understand — what they are, why they matter, and how they show up in the courses.
SPY tracks the S&P 500 — 500 of the largest U.S. companies bundled into one symbol. When you hear "the market moved today," this is what people mean. It's the first thing every trader checks before looking at anything else. If SPY is weak, most stocks are weak. If SPY is ripping, everything tends to follow. Learning to read SPY gives you the pulse of the entire market before you even pick a name to trade.
QQQ tracks the Nasdaq-100 — a tech-heavy basket including Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and the companies driving most of the market's biggest moves. When tech is leading, QQQ is where it shows up first. Day traders watch QQQ alongside SPY because when they diverge — one going up while the other stalls — it signals where the real momentum is. The Crash Course covers exactly how to use this relationship to time entries.
NVDA is one of the most actively traded individual stocks in the market — massive daily volume, big ranges, and clean technical levels. It's a name where the setups taught in the course show up over and over: VWAP reclaims, premium and discount zones, liquidity runs before reversals. If you learn to read one individual stock well, NVDA is one of the best teachers. It doesn't forgive sloppy entries, which means it forces you to get the process right.
Bitcoin trades every hour of every day — no open, no close, no premarket gaps. It moves on macro news, on-chain data, funding rates, and sentiment in ways stocks don't. That makes it both more volatile and more accessible than any stock. Our Crypto Course covers exactly how to read and trade a 24/7 market including leverage, liquidation risk, and the unique structure of perpetual contracts. BTC is where most crypto traders start — and the course meets you there.
Get the Crypto Course →Every name above is broken down in depth — setups, levels, and how to actually trade them — inside the Day & Swing and Crypto courses.
SpaceX just went public on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX — the largest initial public offering in market history. For day traders, a brand-new high-profile IPO like this is one of the most important setups to understand: extreme volume on day one, massive price swings as the market finds fair value, and institutional buyers establishing positions in real time. The same principles taught in the Crash Course — premium vs. discount zones, VWAP as a magnet, volume spikes signaling direction — apply directly to a name like this.
New IPOs don't have years of historical support and resistance to reference. The market builds those levels live. Knowing how to read price action and volume in that environment is exactly what separates prepared traders from everyone else chasing the hype.
How to trade new IPOs — Day & Swing Course →Every market, every setup, every concept — built from zero. No fluff, no noise. Just the method that actually produces results.
How to set up a broker account and charting platform step by step — so you're looking at the right thing before you ever place a trade.
What candlesticks are, what the shapes mean, and how to read price action without feeling overwhelmed — covered before anything else.
The levels and signals that matter most — and how to spot them on any chart, in any market, on any timeframe.
Most traders use too many indicators. We cover the few that actually add context — what they show, what they don't, and how to use them without second-guessing.
Two different paces. Two different mindsets. We break down exactly what each looks like in practice — so you can choose the one that fits your life.
The 2% rule, daily loss limits, position sizing, and when to walk away. The most important chapter in every course — taught before the setups.
3 courses, 1 ebook, and 1 playbook — built to take you from zero to a real trading process. Pick the one that matches where you're starting.
Concept breakdowns and strategy guides — topics every trader needs to understand, teased here and covered in full inside the courses.
A stop-loss is an order that automatically exits your trade if price moves against you to a set level — cutting the loss before it becomes account-damaging. Most beginners skip it, thinking the trade will "come back." It often doesn't. The right place for a stop isn't a random percentage — it goes just below the level that made you take the trade. If that level breaks, your reason to be in is gone. Getting out there isn't losing. It's trading correctly.
Full entry rules + stop placement in the Crash Course →Your risk-reward ratio compares what you stand to lose versus what you could gain on a single trade. A 2:1 ratio means risking $50 to potentially make $100. Here's what most beginners never learn: even if you're only right 40% of the time, a consistent 2:1 ratio still makes you money over 100 trades. You don't need to be right most of the time — you need your winners to be bigger than your losers. That math is what keeps professionals in the game for years.
Full breakdown + real examples in the Crash Course →Each candlestick shows four things: where price opened, where it closed, the highest it reached, and the lowest. A green candle means buyers won that period — price closed higher than it opened. Red means sellers won. The wicks above and below show where price was rejected. A long lower wick means sellers pushed price down hard, but buyers stepped back in and drove it up before the candle closed. That rejection tells you who is in control — and that's the whole game.
Every pattern + what it means in the Crash Course →VWAP is the average price of a stock weighted by how many shares traded at each level throughout the day — it resets every morning. Institutional buyers use it as their benchmark: buy below VWAP, sell above it. That makes VWAP one of the most reliable intraday support and resistance levels on any chart. Price above VWAP means buyers are in control. Below it, sellers are. Watching how price reacts when it crosses VWAP is one of the first skills every day trader needs to build.
How to trade with VWAP — in the Crash Course →Position sizing is how many shares, contracts, or coins you buy on each trade. Most beginners choose based on how confident they feel — which is how accounts blow up. The formula is simple: Risk Amount ÷ (Entry Price − Stop Price) = Position Size. Example: $20 risk, entry at $50, stop at $49 — that's 20 shares. Every trade, same math, regardless of how good the setup looks. Confidence doesn't change risk. The formula does.
The full sizing formula + 2% rule in the Crash Course →Swing trading means holding positions for days to weeks instead of minutes to hours — looking for larger moves on daily or weekly charts instead of watching every tick on a 5-minute screen. The advantage: you don't need to watch the market all day. The trade-off: wider stops and patience while the trade develops. A swing trader might risk 2-3% targeting 6-8% on a move that plays out over several sessions — a better fit for anyone with a job, school, or a life that makes constant screen time impossible.
Day vs. swing — full comparison in the Crash Course →Every product is self-contained, interactive, and designed to be finished — not shelved. Pick where you're starting and go.
How to put $100 to work across stocks, crypto, futures, and forex — day trading, swing trading, compounding, and the full framework for growing a small account from nothing. The recommended first read for every beginner.
Platform setup, chart reading, candlestick patterns, support and resistance, indicators, risk management, entry rules, and trade management — interactive, with quizzes and a built-in trading simulator. The foundation course for every market.
Exchange and wallet security, chart reading, perpetual contracts, leverage and liquidation, funding rates, day and swing strategies — all built for a market that never closes. Includes the 4-step entry framework and full risk management.
Contract types, leverage and margin, sessions and pre-market gaps, NQ/ES/GC/CL/6B/6A, chart reading, auction market theory, futures strategies, entries, exits, economic calendar, and full risk management with futures-specific sizing rules.
One specific options method for profiting when the market falls — the platform setup, the signals that precede major crashes, the math, the history (2008, 2020, 2025), and the risk management rules that protect you if timing is off. Read the crash course first.
A spreadsheet for logging every trade — entry, exit, R-multiple, setup type, and outcome. Spots patterns in your results over time and shows you exactly what's working and what isn't. Pairs with the risk management chapter in every course.
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.
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