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Ihwan Efendi

US Stock Quant Trader

  • #1 in US stock market timing
  • The only US stock quant systems class

Trade US stocks in the Indonesian evening with decisions you can explain: which stocks to buy, when to get in, when to get out, and how much is at risk. A quant system for selection, timing, catalysts and risk, in five days of live class with Ihwan.

Next class
December 2 – 6
Format
Online live class, 5 days

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  • Crypto Quant TraderNov 20 – 24$440
  • Crypto Trenches InsiderNov 26 – 30$440
  • US Stock Quant TraderDec 2 – 6$440
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US Stock Quant Trader

December 2 – 6 · online live class

$440

  • Your own weekly watchlist and trading plan
  • Stock selection, timing, catalysts and position sizing
  • A 5-day live class with Ihwan
  • Live questions and answers in every session
Register for this class: US Stock Quant Trader

What changes once I join?

Every week you know which stocks to watch, when to get in and when to get out. This is what changes, and the tools you take home.

  1. Trading that leaves your workday alone

    The US market is open from evening into the early morning in Western Indonesia Time, so this system runs outside your office hours.

    Sample screen

    • Sample market clock in Western Indonesia Time: pre-market, the regular session from evening to early morning, and after-hours.
  2. Exiting on a plan, not a feeling

    Entry, stop and targets marked on the chart before buying, with the earnings date on it, so no decision is made in a panic.

    Sample screen

    • Sample daily stock chart with entry, stop and target lines, an earnings marker and a plan card.
  3. No more buying on hype

    Criteria that narrow thousands of stocks to a short watchlist every week, whatever is trending on social media.

    Sample screen

    • Sample weekly watchlist from a screener: tickers with relative strength rank, trend, volume and next earnings date.
  4. Every position's risk set from the start

    The number of shares worked out from a risk limit, and every trade logged for a weekly review.

    Sample screen

    • Sample trading journal: date, ticker, setup, result in R, whether the plan was followed and a weekly summary, losses included.
Next question Which problems can Ihwan help me solve?

Which problems can Ihwan help me solve?

The four problems stock traders meet most often, and how the class handles them.

  1. Buying on the news

    Stocks bought once they trend on social media, usually near the top.

    “I always get in after it has already gone up.”

    Approach

    Criteria before stories

    A stock only joins the watchlist when it passes relative strength, trend and liquidity criteria, whatever the news.

    Sample screen

    • Sample screener with criteria applied, and one hyped stock struck out for failing the trend criterion.
  2. Panic at earnings

    A winning position turns into a loss overnight on an earnings report.

    “Should I sell or hold before earnings?”

    Approach

    A plan for every catalyst

    The earnings and macro calendar is checked before buying, with rules for when to hold and when to reduce.

    Sample screen

    • Sample earnings plan card: the week's earnings calendar with impact, and a rule to cut half the position before the report.
  3. Not knowing when to sell

    Gains that were there disappear again for lack of an exit plan.

    “When should I take profit?”

    Approach

    Targets and stops from the start

    Targets and stops are written before buying, then updated by rule, not by feeling.

    Sample screen

    • Sample open position panel with target and trailing stop rules, and a chart with the stop raised step by step under the price.
  4. One stock too big

    One position dominates the portfolio, and one drop hurts badly.

    “How much should I buy?”

    Approach

    Position size from risk

    The number of shares comes from the risk per trade, with a limit on exposure per sector.

    Sample screen

    • Sample portfolio exposure view by sector against its limit, and a position size calculator based on risk.
Next question Why US stocks, and why with a system?

Why US stocks, and why with a system?

The world's largest stock market, traded from Indonesia with the same rules in every trade.

  1. The largest and most liquid market

    The world's largest technology, healthcare and energy companies are listed in the US. Its liquidity makes entries and exits easy to carry out.

    Sample screen

    • Sample US market overview: a map of the large sectors with well-known tickers and average daily volume.
  2. One system, not guesswork

    Selection, timing, catalysts and risk follow the same rules in every trade, so the results can be reviewed.

    Sample screen

    • Sample rule card used for every trade: selection, timing, catalyst and risk, with a log of trades checked against all four steps.
Next question Is this class right for me?

Is this class right for me?

For you if you want stock decisions you can explain, as a trader or as an investor.

Traders who want a system

You already buy US stocks and want decisions you can repeat, not guesses.

  • Clear criteria for choosing stocks
  • Rules for entries, exits and stops
  • A plan for earnings and macro data

Investors who want timing

You hold stocks for the long run and want to know when to add and when to trim.

  • Reading trends and key levels
  • Adding to positions with measured risk
  • Reading catalysts before you decide

What you need

  1. Beginners are welcome

    Never bought a stock? You can join if you are ready to learn the basic terms. Day one covers the US market from Indonesia before the system itself.

  2. A broker account, which can come later

    The class covers how to access US stocks from Indonesia. You can open an account once you understand the options.

    Sample screen

    • Sample comparison of three broker types for US stocks: fees, minimum deposit and fractional shares.
  3. No minimum capital

    Position size is worked out from your capital, whatever its size.

    Sample screen

    • Sample position size calculator with a small account resulting in fractional shares.
  4. Five live sessions in a row

    One session a day for five days. Set aside time to attend and to build your watchlist between sessions.

    Sample screen

    • Sample weekly calendar with five evening live sessions in a row and practice blocks for building the watchlist.

Not for anyone looking for signals

This is a class in a system, not a signal or fund management service. Stocks can fall sharply, and you can lose part of your capital.

Next question What will I learn in 5 days?

What will I learn in 5 days?

By the end of day five, you have your own weekly trading plan: one pillar a day, then all of them combined.

Four pillars

One system for every trade, from choosing a stock to closing the position.

  1. 01

    Selection

    Narrowing thousands of stocks to a short list with data: relative strength, trend, liquidity and business quality.

  2. 02

    Timing

    When to get in and when to get out, with measurable rules: price patterns, volume and the levels institutions watch.

  3. 03

    Catalysts

    Earnings, macro data and Fed decisions: when to hold a position, when to stay away.

  4. 04

    Risk

    Positions sized from a risk limit, clear stops and portfolio risk kept in check.

5 live sessions, one a day

  1. Day 1 · Dec 2

    The US market from Indonesia

    • Market hours in WIB, pre-market and after-hours
    • Access from Indonesia: brokers and costs
    • Indexes, sectors and market cycles
  2. Day 2 · Dec 3

    Stock selection

    • Screeners: relative strength, trend and liquidity
    • Reading business quality quickly
    • Building a weekly watchlist
  3. Day 3 · Dec 4

    Entries and exits

    • Bases, breakouts and pullbacks
    • Volume and institutional levels
    • Stops and targets before you enter
  4. Day 4 · Dec 5

    Earnings and macro

    • The earnings and macro calendar
    • FOMC, CPI and the jobs report
    • When to hold a position through earnings
  5. Day 5 · Dec 6

    Risk and the trading plan

    • Position size from risk per trade
    • Portfolio risk and sector exposure
    • A journal and a weekly review
Next question What does the class look like inside?

What does the class look like inside?

The tools and worksheets you use over the five days.

Sample screens of the class material. The names and numbers in them are examples.

Sample stock screener: a filter bar for sector, market cap and relative strength above a table of stocks with price, change and the next earnings date.

Stock screener

Narrowing stocks by relative strength, trend and earnings dates to a short list.

Sample daily chart of a stock: a base and breakout with lines for the entry, the stop and two targets, an earnings marker, volume and moving averages, and a trade plan card.

The plan on the chart

Entry, stop and targets marked before getting in, with the earnings date on the time axis.

Sample weekly market calendar: Monday to Friday columns of macro releases and earnings, each with its time in WIB and its impact.

Market calendar

A week of macro data and earnings, each with its time in WIB.

Sample position sizing sheet: inputs for account size, risk per trade, entry and stop, the resulting number of shares, and a table of open positions with the risk of each.

Position sizing

The number of shares follows from the risk limit, and the portfolio's total risk is always in view.

Sample live session screen: a stock chart with drawn annotations on the shared screen, a row of participants and a chat panel with questions.

Live session

Ihwan takes charts and trade plans apart live, and you can ask questions in every session.

Next question How do the schedule and registration work?

How do the schedule and registration work?

When the class runs, how to pay, and how to take all four methods at once.

  • What is the class like?

    An online live class over 5 consecutive days, one session a day; the next one runs December 2 – 6. Ihwan teaches live, and you can ask questions in every session.

  • How is payment made?

    Through the buttons under Join: sign in to Internalo or create an account, then pay in rupiah through DOKU (the dollar prices are a guide). Access opens automatically once payment is received: the class link is in your account, and your lifetime Discord discussion room opens once you connect your Discord account there.

  • Until when is registration open?

    Until the day before the class starts. A registration after that goes to the next class automatically.

  • What is Take All?

    For $275, you join all four methods: Crypto Quant Trader, Crypto Trenches Insider, US Stock Quant Trader, and App Founder. You join each one at its next class after you register.

Next question What if I'm still unsure?

What if I'm still unsure?

Honest answers to the most reasonable doubts.

  1. Is profit guaranteed?

    No. Stocks can fall sharply, and you can lose part of your capital. The class teaches how to measure and limit that risk.

  2. Are there buy and sell signals?

    No. This is a class in a system: you learn to make your own decisions with clear rules.

  3. Any other questions?

    Ask through the Contact page before you pay; Ihwan replies to your email.