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Welcome to the program. We're excited to have you here. Before you begin the course, we want to share a few key points to help you understand how our system works and how to get the most out of your membership.
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30+ Expert-Led Video Lessons

Each one packed with real strategies, trade setups, and no wasted time

Streamlined & Intensive Curriculum

Get years of trading knowledge distilled into highly focused modules

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Course Structure Overview

Our course is designed in a progressive, linear format:

Beginner Phase (Modules 1–4)

Covers fundamentals: what options are, how contracts work, and intro to calls and puts.

Foundation Phase (Modules 5–10)

Introduces common strategies—Iron Condors, Straddles, The Wheel—and essential trading psychology.

Intermediate Phase (Modules 11–17)

Focuses on put/call selling, timeframe mastery, volatility, and live trade recaps to build real-world confidence.

Advanced Phase (Modules 18–22)

Teaches gamma trading, LEAPS, butterfly spreads, and advanced selling methods including covered puts.

Each module builds on the last, unlocking progressively. This guided format ensures long-term growth and clarity—no skipping ahead, just consistent results.

How We Trade

Options and stocks are volatile assets. Prices can shift in seconds—especially with algorithms trading at speeds no human can match. This is part of the trading environment, and you’ll learn to navigate it inside the course.

You’ll receive real-time alerts via text and email. These follow a standardized format to help deliver trade information quickly and clearly. Here’s how to interpret them:

01

Trade Alerts: Templates, Not Rules

● Each alert includes stop loss and profit targets. These are guidelines, not mandates.
● You can adjust the numbers based on your own risk tolerance.
● Trader Sterling prefers tight stop losses to preserve capital and allow members to trade longer.
● You are encouraged to tailor trades to your account size.
Example:
 If an option is bought at $1.25, and the alert says:
 +20% profit target = take profit at $1.50
 -15% stop loss = close trade at $1.06
(This is based on the option price, not the stock price or your total account.)

02

Risk Management: Your Responsibility

● Never risk your full account on any single trade.
● For example, with a $500 account, you might risk $10–$50 per trade depending on your risk profile.
● Always calculate your potential profit and loss before entering any position.
● These parameters are not one-size-fits-all. You control how much you're willing to lose—or gain—on any given trade.

03

Paper Trading is Mandatory

Until you:
● Understand the terminology
● Learn the mechanics of the option chain
● Prove profitability in a simulated account

Do not trade with real money.
Reset your paper account with your broker if needed. This practice phase is essential for protecting your capital while learning.

04

Understanding the Alerts & Trader Sterling’s Strategy

● Trader Sterling trades intraday momentum—quick entries and exits based on real-time market movement.
● Sometimes he will let trades run longer or scale in/out depending on the setup.
● He may show higher gains because of larger position sizes and fast execution.
● You are not expected to replicate these results.
● Your trade size should reflect your own risk comfort and account size.
● The real-time alerts are there to guide you, not to be followed blindly.

05

Member Analytics & Progress Tracking

We use internal analytics to track your course engagement—video completion, time watched, heat maps, etc.—to help ensure that you’re progressing through the material effectively.

06

Access to Trade History

Once you complete the required modules, you’ll unlock access to nearly nine months of tracked trades under the “Watchlist of Stocks and Trades” section. This area was carefully curated but is only made available after completing foundational course content.
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Training

Step-by-step training to help traders master the markets.

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Learn proven techniques to dominate the options market.

Strategy

See real trade executions and strategies in action.

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Real-time trade analysis and strategy breakdowns.
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Frequently asked questions

What level of trading account do I need to trade options?

You’ll need an account that allows Level 3 or Level 4 options trading. This enables you to buy calls, buy puts, sell calls, and sell puts. If you plan to trade spreads (verticals, debit, or credit spreads), you’ll need full options privileges. Since brokerage platforms differ, explain to your broker that you want to trade calls, puts, and spreads/verticals so they can set up your account accordingly.

When an alert reads “BTO” (Buy to Open) or “STC” (Sell to Close), what does that mean?

  • BTO (Buy to Open): This indicates that an option is being purchased immediately—executed in real time.
  • STC (Sell to Close): This signals that an option position is being closed immediately to lock in profits or cut losses.
  • STO (Sell to Open): This means that a new position is created by selling an option to collect premium; essentially, you’re initiating a short options position.

Do you day trade options or hold positions for multiple days? And how can I work around the $25K Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule?

Trading Duration:
Some positions are scalped within minutes or hours, while others may be held for days. All trades are actively monitored, and alerts help you manage them in real time.

Overcoming the PDT Rule:
The PDT rule limits active day trades to three per week if you have less than $25K.
 You can trade across various instruments (options, stocks, futures) as they may be classified separately—always verify with your broker.
 Alternatively, consider opening separate cash or margin accounts to work around the rule.

Do you take the trades before sending them to the group? Isn’t that front running?

No. In compliance with SEC rules, alerts are sent to the group before any personal trades are executed. There’s a brief delay—typically 3 to 5 seconds—before the manager places a trade, ensuring fairness and transparency.

I want to join your beta testing group. How much money do I need to start trading, and what are the time commitments?

Capital Requirements:
You can begin with as little as $10. Some members operate accounts exceeding $1 million. Start with what fits your risk tolerance.

Time Commitment:
While some trades occur daily, the system is flexible enough to fit other commitments.

Can you explain your reference to “numbers and models”?

Trader Sterling uses deep data analysis on stocks spanning over 75 years to build trading models. These help identify patterns and trends for trade timing and selection.

What is a typical starting investment for trading?

You can start with as little as $10. Reinvesting profits instead of early withdrawals helps scale your account faster.

What strategies do you primarily use?

Approximately 98% of the strategies focus on:
  • Calls and Puts
  • Debit and Credit Spreads
  • Butterflies, Condors, and occasionally Calendar Spreads
  •  Strategy selection depends on market conditions and risk/reward profiles.

For a specific trade alert (e.g., “BTO 10 contracts of 17 APR 20 Calls at a $75 strike”), what would be the exit target before expiration?

Target profit usually ranges between +20% and +75%. Exceeding that is a bonus, but this range is the intended goal.

If an alert indicates an option purchase, do I need to buy the underlying stock and hold it?

Not necessarily. Options trading is often about price movement. Buying the stock is optional and should depend on your strategy.

Does shorting work only in volatile markets? Do you use hedges?

Shorting works in both volatile and stable markets.
  • In volatile markets: quicker opportunities.
  • In stable markets: shorter-duration puts may be better.


Hedging is part of capital protection in larger trades.

What is the daily schedule for trading? Do I need to be ready at market open?

Trading often starts 30 minutes before market open. Being active during market hours helps. Pre-market and after-hours insights are also useful.

How should I analyze the market to make informed trades?

  • Identify Support and Resistance
  • Combine Technical, Fundamental, and Sentiment Analysis
  • Focus on optimal timing
  • Monitor after-hours and global markets

I recently had a swing where I netted $200 on day one but lost $600 over the next few days. How can I overcome these setbacks?

  • Accept volatility as part of the game
  • Stick to your risk management
  • Stay emotionally disciplined
  • Keep refining your strategy

Which options broker do you recommend?

  • Do due diligence: Ask questions, test the platform
  • Read reviews online
  • Start small and engage with their support team

Disclaimer & Disclosure

Trading involves risk—including the potential loss of all your capital.
Trading involves risk—including the potential loss of all your capital.
 This course, our emails, text alerts, and educational materials are intended for informational and educational purposes only.

We are not registered financial advisors, brokers, or investment professionals.
  • Results vary from person to person.
  • Past performance is not indicative of future returns.
  • No part of this course should be considered financial, legal, or tax advice.
  • Always consult with a licensed financial advisor before investing.
  • Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.

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https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2535636

- Garvey, Ryan & Murphy, Anthony (2005). The Profitability of Active Stock Traders. Journal of Applied Finance, Vol. 15, No. 2.
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- Jordan, Douglas J. & Diltz, J. David (2003). The Profitability of Day Traders. Financial Analysts Journal, 59:6, 85–94.
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