Trading Course: S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 with VSA and Order Flow

This course is designed for traders looking to trade S&P 500 (ES) and Nasdaq (NQ) futures with a technical, professional approach — combining volume analysis (VSA), Order Flow reading, and an understanding of institutional gamma levels. Throughout the program, you'll learn to identify imbalance zones, high-probability entries, and strategic exits using tools such as ATAS, volume charts, and statistically significant key levels provided by SpotGamma. The course is delivered through synchronous, private 1-on-1 sessions via Google Meet, and includes theoretical modules, session analysis, and practical templates to help you develop your own scalping playbook.

 

Part 1. THEORY

• Characteristics of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100
• CFD and Futures Funded Accounts
• Money and Risk Management
• Trading Plan
• Track Record (Trading Journal)
• Wyckoff Method

Part 2. SETUP

• Trading Schedule
• Key Levels: reference and statistical
• Impact of Financial Options and Gamma Levels on ES and NQ
• NY Session Opening Types
• Premarket Methodology
• Trend Indicators
• Trend Patterns
• Exit Management

Part 3. TRADING ROOM — VIP TELEGRAM CHANNEL

• Two Trading Room sessions with NY open
• Access to VIP Telegram Channel with Gamma Level information

Master Order Flow reading with ATAS

Identify absorption, imbalance, and continuation zones using VSA

Correctly interpret SpotGamma gamma levels for entries and exits

Apply structured scalping setups on volume candles (2500–5000)

Develop a professional trading plan with risk management and data-driven decision making

• Identify key levels that can be used as targets
• Correctly interpret SpotGamma gamma levels for entries and exits
• Apply structured scalping setups on volume candles (2500–10000 or M1–M5)
• Develop a professional trading plan with risk management and data-driven decision making

Lolo Trading (Andrés Bértolo)

Commercial Engineer and Prop Trader with over 10 years of experience, specialized in SP500 scalping using VSA, Order Flow, and Gamma Levels tools.