Introduction to Day Trading - Jeff

Jeff Evans : Instructor

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About course

Hello and welcome to the Apex team!

Starting from scratch with day trading can feel like a big leap, but this course is designed to guide you each step of the way, no prior experience needed! In the coming weeks, you’ll gain foundational knowledge in trading theory, gradually working your way into hands-on practice and real-world application.

By starting with theory, you’ll get comfortable with the language of trading, including market fundamentals, futures, and essential strategies. Week 2 will shift the balance to focus more on practical experience, with hands-on practice in simulated trades, self-assessment through a trading journal, and group discussions to reinforce your learning. Our course also includes weekly reflection and exercises to help you build not only trading skills and knowledge but also the mental resilience required.

As part of your toolkit, you’ll be introduced to essential resources like Ninja Trader, an Apex Trader Funding evaluation account, trading strategies and tools, expert perspectives, a trading room to help you learn, and, of course, your fellow trainees and facilitator. Understanding these essential tools, technical strategies, and the psychology behind trading will be vital for you and the clients you’ll be supporting.

Course Development Timeline & Materials Needed

  1. Theory vs. Hands-On Balance:
    Week 1: 100% theory to cover trading basics.
    Weeks 2-4: 40% theory (covering advanced concepts, analysis, and trading psychology) and 60% hands-on practice (simulated trades, journal documentation, and reflective exercises).
  2. Tools you will need to be successful in this course:
    Personal Trading Journal
    AI trading Trial
    Ninja Trader
    Rithmic Account
    Apex Trader Funding Evaluation Account
    Can Do Attitude

Course content

2 Modules|3 Units|1 Quizzes

Welcome

2 Units | 1 Quizzes

Welcome Note

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Pre-Knowledge Assessment

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Disclosures and Disclaimer

1 Units

Introduction to Day Trading

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