What Is the Spartan Trading Bundle?

Spartan Trading ran live education for retail traders through its chat room, “Spartan One-on-One” Saturday webinars and the later “Spartan 101” series. This bundle collects those sessions: every major topic from raw technicals to options strikes, recorded live with the market examples of the day. Spartan describes his own background as “eight years, full-time” with a finance background, and his role in the room plainly: “We give you ideas, treat us like scanners… I don’t necessarily want to build your accounts… I want to build traders.”

The focus is US equities and equity options — low floats and small caps, big caps and blue chips, FAANG, biotechs, IPOs, SPY, VIX and sector ETFs — across day trades, pre-market and after-hours trades, earnings plays and multi-day swings. If you are building a library of stock and options trading courses, this is one of the deepest webinar archives available in one download.

Risk/Reward First: the Foundation of the Spartan System

“No one talks about risk-reward because it’s not sexy.” Many sessions open with Spartan’s risk-reward spreadsheet: a simulated year of trades where every outcome is a random 50/50 coin flip — showing why a 3:1 minimum reward-to-risk lets a trader survive a win rate as low as about 33%. Every setup in the bundle is measured the same way: how much room does price have to the next level, and does that room justify the risk? A worked example: risking $0.70 to the hourly 13 EMA requires at least $2.80 of room.

Behaviour is measured too. The accountability spreadsheet scores daily habits — good risk/reward, “trading the chart, not the P&L,” stops set, patience — against chasing, large losses and no preparation, with a weekly points target. A trading journal tracks win rate, real risk/reward, longs versus shorts and calls versus puts, alongside an entry/add/hold/exit checklist.

Spartan’s Technical System, Explained

Spartan recommends starting with the system lesson, then Raw Technicals, Chart Patterns and Trading the Open. The core toolkit fits on an index card:

The signature 4 EMA extension rule: when a candle gaps visibly away from the 4 EMA and closes, a pullback toward it becomes likely — unless news or earnings caused the gap. Spartan’s own filter is the best summary: “If you have to ask yourself, is that a 4 EMA extension gap? It isn’t.” His favourite chart patterns include inter-flag breaks, flag breaks and breakdowns, range breaks, double tops and bottoms, cup-and-handle “horseshoes,” 13 EMA curls and parabolic-trend breaks.

The Anatomy of the Open: Primary vs Secondary Moves

The pre-market plan filters gappers by gap size, price range for your account, beta, actionable news and real pre-market volume — otherwise it is “gapping up on air.” Then the open is split in two. The primary move is the first fast push into the nearest level, usually 10–20 minutes: “Unless you’re fairly seasoned at trading, you should not be trading the primary move. It’s fast. It’s furious, it’s unforgiving.” The secondary move — the reversal that follows over 30 minutes to two hours — is where patience, confirmation and options trades fit.

Low Floats, Short Selling, Earnings and Options

Dedicated webinars cover low float and momentum stocks (scale in, hold a core, add on flag breaks, expect offerings — “No stops, you will eventually lose”), short selling with borrows, locates and puts (“Never short a stock on fundamentals”), three ways to play earnings, and options from strike selection by day of the week to delta-based profit targets and the high-risk “lotto Friday” contracts. Scaling in and out, sympathy plays, SPY/VIX volatility and swing continuation round out the curriculum.

A Small-Account Playbook With Real Numbers

The “Building a Small Account” webinar and the Small Account Rules sheet give concrete limits instead of vague advice — “Base hits. The home runs, never go looking for them.” His equity guide pairs each account size with a maximum risk, a maximum reward target and a stock price range:

Other rules from the sessions: never risk more than 5% of a small account on one trade (about 2% or less around $10k), cap daily loss at a third of the daily target, no lottos on small accounts, five trades a day maximum, stop after three losses in a row, and at least six months of consistent results before considering trading full-time. The PDT rule for accounts under $25k is discussed in detail — see FINRA for the official pattern day trader rules.

Spartan Trading Bundle Curriculum — Full Index

106 files: 96 webinar recordings organized into four sections (listed chronologically) plus the Spartan resource pack. Tap a section to expand it.

Who Is the Spartan Trading Bundle For?

• Beginner-to-intermediate stock day traders who want one technical system applied to every market condition.
• Small and PDT-limited accounts — sizing tables, risk caps and “pay yourself” rules built for accounts from $500 up.
• Options traders who need strike-selection rules, delta-based targets and strict premium risk: “If you don’t control the risk on the option side, you will blow up your account.”
• Traders fighting bad habits — over a dozen psychology and routine webinars with a measurable accountability system.

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