I took the TradeSafe course and just completed my 3 month training period. As a new day trader, I found it to be very helpful. Michael Guess teaches a very specific, rules-based method to enter an established short term trend on a pullback with good risk management. An experienced, successful trader might find it to be too basic. But for an unsuccessful trader or a newbie, like me, it taught me an A-Z method to start daytrading. He gets you set up on whatever charting service you prefer (he recommends Ninja), gives you an indicator template and shows you how to program your exit strategies. He only has one entry strategy, but it works as long as you patiently wait for the set-up to occur. Sometimes you get 0-1 set-ups a day and other days up to 6. So you have to be patient (which I am not) and disciplined. I am still doing simulated trading and would be profitable if I only took the TradeSafe trades. But I am also working on counter-trend trading using support and resistance levels with divergence, as well as breakouts. So basically, I am overtrading. I am in the process of throwing out the low-probability set-ups and just keeping the high-probablity ones. TradeSafe will definitely be one of the high-probability set-ups I keep.
