Futures day trading course · S&P · Dow · Nasdaq
Trade the morning. Get on with your day.
A simple, time-based way to day trade three futures markets with funding accounts, built for people who have a job, a family, and about an hour before everything starts.
Who it's for
Built for people with a 9 to 5
Most trading courses assume you can watch charts all day with a big account. This one assumes the opposite.
Not much time
You trade one short window in the morning. When the setup comes, you take it, and you're done before work or the school run.
Not much money
You trade with funding accounts, a firm's capital, for a small one-time evaluation fee instead of a $25,000 stock account.
Tired of surprises
No single company to babysit. No CEO scandal, earnings miss, or bankruptcy can wipe out one stock you were holding.
What we trade
Three markets. Nothing else.
We only trade futures on the three biggest U.S. indexes. They're among the most traded markets in the world, they have decades of history behind them, and they tend to make their big moves at the same times every day.
S&P 500
500 of the largest U.S. companies. The benchmark for the whole market, with deep volume and tight spreads.
Dow Jones
30 blue-chip companies. Steadier price action, a good market to learn on.
Nasdaq-100
Tech-heavy: Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia. Faster moves for when you're ready for them.
Funding accounts
$250Kin trading power for $95, with the current offer
Funding firms let you trade their capital. You pay a one-time evaluation fee, pass their test, and trade a $50,000 account. You can run more than one at the same time, and the course shows you how to buy them and set them up.
What's in the courseHow the math works · example
| One $50K evaluation account | $19 |
| Five accounts | $95 |
| Trading power | $250,000 |
| 10-point Nasdaq move, 1 contract | $200 |
| Same move across 5 accounts | $1,000 |
Hypothetical example. Account prices are set by the funding firm, change often, and were checked October 2026. Evaluations are one-time fees that expire after 30 days. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Move calculator
What's a move worth?
Pick a market, how many points it moves, and how many accounts and contracts you're running. Play with it and see the math for yourself.
Your result
+$500
A 5-point Nasdaq move, 1 contract in each of 5 accounts.
| Per contract | $100 |
| Per account | $100 |
| Contracts in total | 5 |
| Price |
With this setup you need about a 2-point move.
Hypothetical math only. Leaves out commissions and fees. A move against you costs the same amount, which is why every trade has a stop. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
What you get
Everything to take your first trade
- The Bread and Butter indicatorsSet up on TradingView step by step: the session windows and the fair value gaps, on New York time.
- When to trade, and when to sit outThe few times a day the big moves happen, and exactly where your entry, stop and target go.
- Real trade scenariosRecorded trades with the setup marked, start to finish. New trades keep getting added.
- Funding accounts, start to finishWhich account size to buy, how to use the discount, and what to check before you pay.
- Futures basicsWhat ES, YM and NQ are, contract months, and the news days that move the market.
- Chapter quizzesShort checks so you know you're ready before moving on.
Your instructor
Meet Marco
Marco runs new-student onboarding and walks you through the whole program, from a blank chart to your first trade. Start with his brief intro at the top of this page.
Questions
Before you start
Do I need trading experience?
No. The course starts with what futures are and how to set up your charts, then moves to the setup and real trades.
Can I do this with a full-time job?
That's who it's built for. You trade in the morning, at the few times of day when the big moves happen, and you're done. Marco covers exactly when in the course.
I'm not on the East Coast. Does that matter?
No. Your charts run on New York time no matter where you live, and the course shows you how to set that up.
What do funding accounts cost?
That's set by the funding firm and changes with their promotions. At the time of writing, a $50,000 evaluation account was $19 with the discount code, as a one-time fee. The course shows you how to buy them.
Is there a monthly fee?
Not for the course. It's a one-time purchase, and you can split it up with Klarna, Afterpay or Affirm at checkout. TradingView has a free plan; a paid plan is about $15 a month if you want more indicators.
Do you guarantee I'll make money?
No. Nobody can. Trading futures involves real risk, and many people lose money. The course teaches a method and shows real trades; your results depend on you and the market.