YTC Price Action Trader All 6 Volumes

Cover Page
Table of Contents
About the Author
VOLUME ONE : INTRODUCTION
	Chapter One - Introduction
		1.1 - Introduction
		1.2 – Scope – Strategy, Markets & Timeframes
		1.3 - Acknowledgments
		1.4 - Prerequisites
		1.5 - Feedback
		1.6 - Contents Overview
VOLUME TWO : MARKETS AND MARKET ANALYSIS
	Chapter Two – Principles of Markets
		2.1 – Principles of Markets
		2.2 - The Reality of the Markets
			2.2.1 Trading the Shadows
			2.2.2 Cause and Effect
			2.2.3 - What is Price?
			2.2.4 - How Does Price Move?
			2.2.5 - What Are Markets?
			2.2.6 - Summary – The Reality of the Markets
		2.3 - The Reality of the Trading Game
			2.3.1 – How Do We Profit?
			2.3.2 - Analysis for Profit
		2.4 – Effective vs Ineffective Trading Strategies and Systems
		2.5 - Conclusion
	Chapter Three – Market Analysis
		3.1- Introduction to Market Analysis
			3.1.1 - The Aim of Our Market Analysis
			3.1.2 – Subjectivity vs Objectivity in Market Analysis
		3.2 – Past Market Analysis
			3.2.1 – Support and Resistance
			3.2.2 – Multiple Timeframe Analysis
			3.2.3 – Market Structure
			3.2.4 – Trends
		3.3 Future Trend
			3.3.1 – Strength and Weakness
			3.3.2 – Identifying Strength and Weakness
			3.3.3 – Principles of Future Trend Direction
			3.3.4 – Visualising the Future
			3.3.5 – What Happens After S/R Holds?
		3.4 – Initial Market Analysis Process
			3.4.1 – Initial Market Analysis Process Summary
			3.4.2 Initial Market Analysis Checklist
			3.4.3 – Initial Market Analysis Example
		3.5 – Ongoing Market Analysis – Theory
			3.5.1 - Determine Candle Pattern Sentiment
			3.5.2 – Consider the Context
			3.5.3 – Does it Support our Premise?
		3.6 – Ongoing Market Analysis Process
			3.6.1 – Ongoing Market Analysis Process Summary
			3.6.2 - Ongoing Market Analysis Checklist
			3.6.3 – Ongoing Market Analysis Examples
		3.7 – Practice
			3.7.1 Market Structure Journal
		3.8 – Conclusion
		3.9 – Addendum to Chapter 3 – Alternative Questions for the Conduct ofPrice Action Analysis
VOLUME THREE : TRADING STRATEGY
	Chapter Four –Strategy – YTC Price Action Trader
		4.1 - Strategy – YTC Price Action Trader
		4.2 - Setup Concept
			4.2.1 The Expectancy Formula
			4.2.2 Principles behind the YTC Price Action Trader Setup Locations
		4.3 – YTC Price Action Trader Setups
			4.3.1 – Setup Definition
			4.3.2 Setups Appropriate for each Particular Market Environment
			4.3.3 – Revisiting the Initial Market Analysis Process and Checklist
			4.3.4 – More Action – Trading In-between Setup Areas
			4.3.5 – When Price Enters Setup Areas
		4.4 - Trading the Setups
			4.4.1 - Stop Placement
			4.4.2 - Targets
			4.4.3 - Entry
			4.4.4 - Trade Management
		4.5 – The Trading Process
			4.5.1 – Trading Process Diagram
			4.5.2 Trading Process Checklist
		4.6 - Practice
		4.7 - Conclusion
	Chapter Five – Trade Examples
		5.1 – Trade Example 1 – BPB – T1 & T2 Achieved
		5.2 – Trade Example 2 – PB – T1 Achieved – Part Two Worked Exit
		5.3 – Trade Example 3 – BOF, BPB, TST – Sideways Trend within anotherSideways Trend
		5.4 – Trade Example 4 – CPB – T1 Achieved – T2 Trailed
		5.5 – Trade Example 5 – TST – Part 1 Stopped Breakeven - Part 2 Trailed.
		5.6 – Trade Example 6 – BOF – T1 & T2 Achieved
		5.7 – Trade Example 7 – TST – Part 1 Scratched, Re-entered & StoppedOut – Part 2 Stopped out
		5.8 – Trade Example 8 – PB – Scratched – No Re-entry
		5.9 – Trade Example 9 – CPB – T1 & T2 Achieved
		5.10 – Trade Example 10 – TST – Scratched & Reversed – PB – T1Achieved – Part 2 Stopped (Trail)
		5.11 – Trade Example Summary Notes
	Chapter Six –Other Markets, Other Time frames
		6.1 - Other Markets, Other Timeframes
		6.2 – Examples - Forex
			6.2.1 - Additional Forex Considerations
		6.3 – Examples – Emini Futures
			6.3.1 - Additional Emini Futures Considerations
		6.4 – Example – Stocks & ETFs
			6.4.1 - Additional Stock & ETF Considerations
VOLUME FOUR : YOUR TRADING BUSINESS
	Chapter Seven – Money Management
		7.1 – Ensuring Survival
		7.2 - Financial Survival
		7.3 – Money Management
	Chapter Eight –Contingency Management
		8.1 – Contingency Management
			8.1.1 - Contingency Management Procedures
	Chapter Nine – Goals & Targets
		9.1 – What Win% Should You Expect?
		9.2 – Ok… If I Absolutely Must!
		9.3 – Stats
		9.4 – Another Option – For the Consistently Profitable
	Chapter Ten – Trading Psychology –A Practical Approach
		10.1 – Personal Survival
		10.2 – Prerequisites for Survival
		10.3 – Mastery of Trading Psychology
			10.3.1 –Focus on Process
			10.3.2 – Peak Performance Mindset
		10.4 - Maintenance of Peak Physical Condition
		10.5 – Psych Wrap-up
		10.6 – Additional Study
	Chapter Eleven – Trading Platform Setup
		11.1 – Trading Platform Setup
	Chapter Twelve – Trading Plan
		12.1 - Trading Plan
		12.2 - Trading Plan Template
		12.3 - Trading Plan – Explanatory Notes
			12.3.1 – Cover Page
			12.3.2 – Preface
			12.3.3 – Introduction
			12.3.4 – The Trader
			12.3.5 – The Trading Business
			12.3.6 – The Trading Process
	Chapter Thirteen – Procedures Manual
		13.1 - Procedures Manual
		13.2 – Sample Procedures Manual
	Chapter Fourteen –Additional Documentation
		14.1 – Additional Documentation
		14.2 - Trading Journal Spreadsheet
		14.3 - Trading Log
		14.4 - Motivation Journal
		14.5 - Lessons Learnt Journal
		14.6 - Market Structure Journal
		14.7 - Trades Journal
VOLUME FIVE : TRADER DEVELOPMENT
	Chapter Fifteen – The Journey
		15.1 – FACT: Most Readers Will Fail to Achieve Consistent Profitability
		15.2 - The Journey
	Chapter Sixteen – The Learning Process
		16.1 – Effective Learning
		16.2 – Deliberate Practice
		16.3 – Trade–Record–Review-Improve
		16.4 – Deliberate Practice Tools and Techniques
			16.4.2 - Trading Logs and Journals
			16.4.3 - Documented Review Process
			16.4.4 - Market Replay
			16.4.5 - Market Replay Alternatives
			16.4.6 – Peer Review
	Chapter Seventeen – Taking Action
		17.1 - Taking Action
		17.2 - The Development Stages
			17.2.1 – Stage 1 – Establish Your Foundation
			17.2.2 – Stage 2 – Simulator Environment
			17.2.3 – Stage 3 – Live Environment – Minimum Size
			17.2.4 – Stage 4 – Live Environment – Increasing Size
			17.2.5 – As You Progress…
		17.3 – Taking Action - Alternate Strategies
		17.4 – Challenges and Difficulties
		17.5 - The Target
		17.6 – Additional Study
VOLUME SIX : CONCLUSION
	Chapter Eighteen – Conclusion
		18.1 - Summary
			18.1.1 – Principles of Markets – Summary
			18.1.2 – Market Analysis – Summary
			18.1.3 – Trading Strategy – Summary
			18.1.4 – Setups Poster
			18.1.5 – The Learning Process – Summary
		18.2 – For Those Concerned That It Appears Too Simple
		18.3 – And For Those Who Perceive It As Too Complex
		18.4 – Take Action
		18.5 - Wrap Up
		18.6 – Supplementary Resources