Good morning, friends…

Aspiring traders tend to overcomplicate things. 

They jump from one strategy to another, second-guess their plans, and consider too many factors before making a decision. 

They think they need more information, more indicators, more confirmation…

But in reality, “more” of these things usually just lead to “more” problems for traders…

More indicators? More confusion.
More setups? More opportunity cost.
More analysis? More second-guessing.

The market already has enough uncertainty. If you’re constantly throwing more at your trades, you’re just adding to your own uncertainty. 

I see it all the time. Traders often get caught up in the details and struggle to make a decisive move when it matters. 

Or worse, they trade too much, chasing raw action instead of waiting for the right setup.

If any of this sounds familiar, it’s time to get your notepad out…

Today, I’ll show you why simplicity is the key to trading success — and reveal a brand-new strategy that’s impossible to overcomplicate…

Simplify Your Charts

Reading charts is an essential part of being a successful trader…

Charts are a visual representation of the collective emotions of those trading the stock market. 

It’s all about making trading as straightforward as possible, and that’s exactly what strong technical analysis can do.

Yet far too often, I’ll see traders using a chart riddled with dozens of indicator lines crossing into a confusing mishmash, and think … “Why?”

Just like having too many trades on your mind, having too many indicators on your charts can do you a major disservice.

It may seem like the more indicators you use, the better chance you have of carving out an edge for yourself.

But that’s a fallacy.

Rather, using too many conflicting indicators can lead to more confusion, less directional clarity, and potentially serious eye strain.

You have to learn how to sort the signal (meaningful data) from the noise (useless confusion). 

If your charts look anything like this…

… then it’s time for you to remove some indicators.

Simplify Your Trades

Now that your charts are cleaned up, let’s talk about putting on the trade itself.

One of the biggest traps new traders fall into is believing that complexity = competence…

They think trading expert-level spreads like iron condors, butterflies, or jade lizards will give them an advantage.

But let me tell you from experience … you don’t need exotic strategies to make serious money in the options market. 

You don’t need multiple legs on a trade to be successful. You don’t need to juggle four tickers at once. You don’t need to structure your positions like a Jenga tower…

In fact, you’re better off avoiding all of those things.

But what you do need is conviction, discipline, and a simple strategy you understand like the back of your hand. 

One contract. One name. One trade idea. 

That’s all it takes.

The more complicated your trade, the more ways it can go wrong. And with options, you’re already working against time decay…

There’s no reason to add layers of complexity that water down your conviction or make it harder to manage your risk.

Keep it simple. Get good at hitting singles before you go swinging for grand slams.

5 More Areas to Simplify

Once you’ve simplified your charts and your trades, move on to…

1. Simplify Your Watchlist

Don’t try to track 50 tickers at once. Narrow your focus to a few names that we’ve been covering in the live sessions. This will help you understand their behavior (and lead to better entries and exits).

2. Simplify Your Routine

You don’t need to wake up at 4 a.m., analyze foreign bond yields, or read five newsletters every morning. Build a repeatable pre-market routine that helps you get in sync with the day, and then stick to it religiously.

3. Simplify Your Rules

Have a clear checklist for entering and exiting trades. No “gut feel,” no exceptions. If the setup checks all your boxes, you take it. If not, you sit out. Simple as that.

4. Simplify Your Goals

You don’t need to make a million dollars to be a winning trader. Set realistic daily or weekly goals — like making one high-quality trade a day — and focus on consistency over big wins.

5. Simplify Your Tools

Let me ask: What does “day trading” mean to you?

Extreme stress? Complicated strategies? Degenerate gambling?

What if you could day trade successfully without any advanced indicators?

Well, now you can, thanks to a unique strategy that’s designed to give you the MOST bang for your buck … with the LEAST amount of time, money, and stress.

You don’t need a fancy setup. 

You don’t need a bunch of “algos” and “indicators.”

You don’t need to spend all day watching charts. 

And you don’t need a lot of money. 

All you need is a working phone, internet connection, and a trading account…

And you could begin targeting gains up to 20%… 39%… 100%… 148%… 200%… and even 300%…*

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Keep it simple,

Ben Sturgill

*Past performance does not indicate future results