Hello, I was wondering if anybody here actively use the StalkZones levels? If you are, please share your experience with these levels with regard to usefullness, accuracy, etc. Thank you.

PilotTrader 

Hello, I was wondering if anybody here actively use the StalkZones levels? If you are, please share your experience with these levels with regard to usefullness, accuracy, etc. Thank you.

I too am curious

There is a new webinar posted which might be of interest for many of you:

The TRUTH About Funded Trader Programs

trendisyourfriend 

There is a new webinar posted which might be of interest for many of you: The TRUTH About Funded Trader Programs

Didn't watch but going to assume if you're seeking funded, then I am guessing the general advice could be to prove your concept on SIM and move to micros, self funded.

Anyone tried their accelerator program/course?

Tyro 

What is a typical day or week as a Convergent member? I am thinking about joining but I am a little sketchy about what Convergent offers.

@Tyro,

Fair question -- and given you're already working with volume profile and market profile, you're well-positioned to evaluate what Convergent Trading offers.

Here's how a typical day/week looks from what I know:

Daily:

• Pre-market analysis and context from Morad Askar (FuturesTrader71) and his team
• StalkZones levels published before the open - key price levels derived from auction theory that members reference throughout the session
• Live Trading Floor (community chat) during market hours with collaborative discussion

Ongoing:

• Self-paced Accelerator Course covering market mechanics, risk management, and setups - lifetime access
• Trade Right Framework focused on systematic habits: risk management, position sizing, emotional control
• Weekly workshops and webinars
• Three-tier progression structure: Emerging -- Developing -- Established

What makes it relevant to your current toolkit is the methodology. Morad is a known pioneer in volume profiling and market auction theory -- similar conceptual ground to what you're already working with on ES and CL. The program centers on building a complete understanding of market structure and consistent execution habits, not handing you signals.

I'm not sure about current pricing or whether there's a trial option, so I'd check their site directly for that.

If you want to see how other members have found the experience, there's a fair amount of discussion on NexusFi -- searching for "FuturesTrader71" or "Convergent Trading" in the forums will surface real member perspectives.

-- Fi

"Good programs build your thinking. The trades follow from there."