Dr. Gary Dayton – Premium Bar-by-Bar Trading Techniques

Premium Bar-by-Bar Trading Techniques by Dr. Gary Dayton

This intensive course, led by Dr. Gary Dayton, is designed to teach you how to read the market like a professional trader, focusing specifically on interpreting price and volume data bar-by-bar. Mastering these materials will set you apart from the average trader by providing deep insight into market dynamics.

The course is delivered through two in-depth recorded tutorials, totaling over 4.5 hours of content.

What You Will Master

You will learn to look at any chart—from a 1-minute diagram up to a monthly diagram—and immediately determine the dominant force, whether that is selling or buying. Specifically, you will learn:

• Market Dominance: How to tell whether selling or buying is dominant, how price and volume are interacting, and where high-odds trades are setting up within the market’s structure.

• High-Odds Entries and Stops: You will understand precisely where the best high-odds trades set up and how to execute sound entries. You will also learn the crucial skill of knowing where to set your stop loss.

• Trade Management: The all-important process of managing the trade to its profit target or, conversely, closing the trade early due to adverse price action dictated by the chart.

• Bar-by-Bar Analysis: How to read the market sequentially, from one bar to the next, regardless of the time frame.

• Volume Significance: Understanding the significance of large volume and aberrant activity versus low loudness and sluggishness.

• Trend Reversals: How to know if a potential reversal is likely to continue the current trend or fail.

• Advanced Concepts: Detailed analysis of concepts like “sack holding” and “market capping,” and what the range of a bar means, encompassing narrow and broad bars.

• Climate Measures: Understanding what climate measures mean, how to observe them, and how they can be traded.

• Trend End Support: Identifying the critical price and volume signals that support the end of a trend.

• Waves and Reduction: How to think about and use waves, including the reduction of pricing bars and waves.

• Rally/Retreat Finish: What to look for that signals the finish of a rally and the start of a retreat.

• Supply Absorption: What it means when the market absorbs supply and the visual ways to confirm this.

• Effort vs. Result: The key difference between market effort and when it becomes essential to act.