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Trading the first 15 minutes of the Open and the 2 free indicators to use

Joel Mallo is not only our Director of Sales here at University of Options… 


He’s an active day trader himself… and he put together a 7 minute treat for you. 


Joel day trades mostly the SPYs and QQQs getting in a handful of buys and sells throughout the day. 


Today, he’s sharing how you can trade the first 15 minutes of the day… 


In this short video today, he breaks down: 


  • How to use the “ORB” indicator to give you the proper breakouts

  • Candlestick patterns to look for to make sure the trade is ‘good’

  • When you should stop out, especially if you’re holding short-term options

  • 2 free indicators to use and can easily add to your Trade View




Want to learn more from Joel for free? 


Join our free 5-day bootcamp to trade options (all content)


Others paid for this access.


At the end of the video, Joel mentioned a 5-day bootcamp you can join. 


Recently, Dan recorded a 5-day, 8-hour options bootcamp and shared it with 1000s of my own readers… and they loved it. (many paid for it)


Now, they attended live and paid for it. 


…and it went for over 7 hours total.


But, with how the market is right now with potential volatility ahead… 


I want to share it with you. For FREE.


The bootcamp is over a 5 day period, access it whenever you want. 


We cover: 


DAY 1 - Getting our trading mindset set the right way (boring for some, but incredibly important)


DAY 2 - Chart Reading 101


Day 3 - How to use the right tools to trade


DAY 4 - Sizing the right trades and managing the trades when you’re in them (one of the hardest things to master)


DAY 5 - A full recap with examples and recorded Q&A




 
 
 

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