Free Trading Course

Everything we do in this community is based on market reversals. Our entry model cuts through noise and gives entries based on confirmation (break out) or failure (reversal).

The strategy is simple, easy to learn, and appeals to traders who value clarity, low emotional strain, and actionable guidance.

The Absolute Basics – Essential Understanding

• Part One: Continuation (Break Outs)
• Part Two: Failed Continuation (Failed Break Outs / Failed Break Downs).
• Part Three: Scalp or Swing – What to Do When a Setup Initiates a Trade?

With the basic fractal now under your belt, we can start to explain the system.

Getting Started

You’ll need a solid charting application. We use Tradingview. A free profile allows you to practise with the indicators you need. Later, a Plus or Premium subscription is enough to expand.

Please consider using Barky’s referrer link, register for a profile, then click here to copy Barky’s chart layout for free.

Alternatively, choose your setup and indicators manually: Barky’s chart Setup and Indicators

• Terminology

Instructions:

1. Barky’s Diagonal Entry Model
2. The Entry Diagonal
3. Risk Based Position Sizing
4. Key Levels and Failed Breakdowns
5. Barky’s EMA Boxes
6. Hourly Swings (H1 EMA9 BT Entry)

In depth:

1. The EMA9 Push and the TCD

Here is a direct link to the original Substack Trading Course index:
https://barkworth17.substack.com/p/trading-courses

Day Trader // Diagonal Entry Model

Learning to execute on lower timeframes while using the hourly timeframe for context

1. The Definitive Control Model
2. Anchor Timeframe: Barky’s Day Trading Concept
3. The Root Timeframe
4. The Anchor and Root Timeframes
5. M10 Entry Concepts
6. Market Psychology

1. How to Identify Key Levels
2. Internal Levels: Pre-Break High
3. Target Ratio Projection
4. Planning a trade

Intra Day Swings // Dynamic Trend Following

Learning to combine lower and higher timeframes to define risk and participate in hourly swings

1. Barky’s EMA Boxes
2. Dynamic Trend Following
3. Inter Timeframe Relationships
4. Trend Sequences and Timeframes

Specialist // Technical Deep Dive

Mastering the lower timeframe edges whether the hourly is trending or basing

1. DEM and the ZigZag Principle
2. The EMA Dance
3. Reversal Triggers Explained
4. RT Concepts
5. Anatomy of a Reversal
6. Understanding the EMA50 RT
7. The BT Entry Concept
8. Flag Patterns

Mastery // Specialist on All Levels

Nothing the market can throw at you that you can’t frame with the system

1. DTF and the EMA Dance
2. EMA Box Technicals
3. Base Box Timing
4. Base Box Timing in Practice
5. Barky’s Personal Entry Concepts
6. Context and the Complete System
7. Graduation Walkthrough

Learn Barky’s Diagonal Entry Model (DEM) and Dynamic Trend Following (DTF) system, a simplified, systematic, and risk-defined approach to stock market trading. It hands traders, particularly those seeking clarity and consistency, the ability to:

– Simplify Trading Decisions: The DEM provides a clear, rule-based method for identifying trend reversals and entering trades at optimal points, reducing guesswork.

– Minimise Risk: Every entry is risk-defined with precise stop-loss placement and position management rules designed to limit losses and compound gains.

– Achieve Early Entries: The system enables traders to enter mean-reversal trends early, maximising profit potential across various timeframes (day trading or swing trading).

– Preserve Emotional Capital: The straightforward, repeatable system reduces emotional stress, making trading more sustainable.

– Learn from an Experienced Mentor: Barky’s down-to-earth teaching style, backed by years of market experience, includes live trading sessions, personalised chart reviews, and sector-based watchlists to enhance trading awareness.

Video instructions on all Substack course materials available exclusively for the Discord Full Membership tier, as well as detailed Smart Guides with 10 minute instruction video’s on Barky’s Personal Entry Concepts and edges.