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Complete Program · $997

A complete system for planning pullbacks across markets, timeframes and risk levels

The Pullback Playbook teaches trend first, healthy vs. dangerous pullbacks, three entry triggers and the breakout retest. The Complete Program extends the same process to ETFs and different market conditions, multiple timeframes, options for defined risk, scanning, a 60-chart casebook and a weekly watchlist report.

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11modules
38video lessons
~5 hof video (plan target)
10guides, workbooks and templates
$997
One payment · not a subscription · includes everything in the $297 course
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Why this exists

A pullback entry is a plan, not a prediction. The Playbook teaches that idea on stocks in a healthy market. Real markets also give you choppy tape, gap-downs, leaders that pull back into earnings and dips in ETFs that behave differently from single names.

The Complete Program covers those cases with the same discipline: define the trend, measure the pullback, write the plan, size from the stop. Examples are past charts with the plan drawn on, winners and losers alike.

What the $997 version adds to the $297 course

Everything in The Pullback Playbook is included. Then:

Pullbacks in every market type

ETFs and indexes, leading groups, choppy and falling markets, and gap-down pullbacks, each with its own checklist.

Multiple-timeframe context

Weekly context, daily triggers and optional intraday timing, so the entry fits the bigger picture.

Options for pullback entries

Shares vs. call debit spreads, strike and expiration choices for a dip entry with defined risk, and when options are the wrong tool.

Scanning and a repeatable routine

Build your own scan, run the weekend watchlist and track journal metrics monthly.

60-chart casebook (up from 20)

Real pullbacks with the plan drawn on, including stops and failed retests.

Sizing and scaling rules

Stop placement by structure, size from the stop and written rules on scaling in and when not to.

Weekly Pullback Watchlist Report

26 weekly reports describing which leaders pulled back to which averages, with depth and time statistics. Descriptive only; it makes no buy calls.

Monthly live chart review

Six live sessions reviewing member-submitted charts and past setups, recorded for replay.

$297 course$997 Complete
Modules611
Video lessons1938 (about 5 hours, plan target)
Guides, workbooks and templatesGuidebook, 5 PDFs, spreadsheet10 downloads
Case studies20-chart casebook60-chart Pullback Casebook
Weekly reportNoneWeekly Pullback Watchlist Report
Live sessionsNoneMonthly live chart-review session for 6 months

Module outline

11 modules, 38 video lessons.

Module 1Trend First
Know the trend before you look at the dip.
  1. What a pullback really is
  2. Reading trend with the 20, 50 and 200-day averages
  3. The three-question checklist
  4. Grading trend strength
Module 2Healthy vs. Dangerous Pullbacks
Tell a pause from a breakdown.
  1. Depth and time
  2. Volume and candles, and where they fail
  3. Warning signs
  4. Market context
Module 3Three Entry Triggers
Turn context into a plan.
  1. The moving-average bounce
  2. The shakeout and higher low
  3. Writing the trade plan
Module 4The Breakout Retest
Pullbacks to a prior breakout level.
  1. Anatomy of a retest
  2. Which levels matter
  3. When the retest fails
Module 5Pullbacks by Market Type
Same process, different conditions.
  1. Pullbacks in ETFs and indexes
  2. Pullbacks in leading groups: relative strength
  3. Choppy and falling markets
  4. Gap-down pullbacks
Module 6Multiple Timeframes
Context, trigger and timing.
  1. Weekly context
  2. The daily trigger
  3. Optional intraday timing for entries
Module 7Options on Pullbacks
Defined risk for dip entries.
  1. Shares vs. call debit spreads
  2. Strikes and expirations for a dip entry
  3. When options are the wrong tool
Module 8Sizing and Stops
Where you are wrong, and how much that costs.
  1. Stop placement by structure
  2. Position size from the stop
  3. Scaling in: rules and limits
Module 9Managing the Trade
After the entry.
  1. Targets and scaling out
  2. Trailing with a moving average
  3. Earnings and gap risk
Module 10Scanning and Weekly Routine
A process you can repeat.
  1. Building a scan
  2. The weekend watchlist
  3. Journal metrics
  4. The monthly review
Module 11Capstone and Paper Plan
Put it on paper.
  1. The 60-day paper-trading plan
  2. Reviewing ten of your own charts
  3. Capstone checklist
  4. Next steps and closing

Case studies and live sessions

Guides, workbooks and templates

Weekly Pullback Watchlist Report

26 weeks. Which strong stocks and ETFs pulled back to the 20 and 50-day averages, how deep and how long, and how past similar cases resolved. Descriptive only; no buy calls.

Who it is for

  • You know what a stock chart is and want a complete pullback process
  • You want rules for different market conditions
  • You want to practice on paper first

Who it is not for

  • You want trade alerts or stock picks
  • You want a promise of results; nobody can give you one
  • You are unwilling to write down where you are wrong before you enter

What it is not

The risks, stated plainly

Pullbacks fail. Stops can be gapped through, and a stock that looks like it is pausing can keep falling. Options can lose their entire premium. Every example is a past chart, selected to teach, and does not predict what any stock will do next.

$997
One payment · not a subscription · includes everything in the $297 course
Coming soon
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Questions

How is this different from the $297 Playbook?The Playbook covers trend, pullback health, three triggers, retests, management and a weekly routine in six modules. The Complete Program adds market-type playbooks, multiple timeframes, options, scanning, sizing rules, a 60-chart casebook, a weekly report and live sessions.Does it tell me what to buy?No. It teaches a process for planning your own pullback entries.Do I need an options account?Only to place option trades. The options module is optional and all examples are illustrations.

For educational purposes only. Pro Trader Strategies is not an investment advisor or broker-dealer and does not tell you what to buy or sell. Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. All examples are hypothetical or from the past, labeled as such, and are not forecasts or promises. Hypothetical or simulated results have inherent limitations, and past performance is not indicative of future results. No representation is made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.

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