Mark Chapman.
Mark is the inventor of the trademarked Trapped Traders™ concept. Mark has been trading the G10 currency market since 2003.
Mark now teaches his methods and provides mentoring to a select number of traders exclusively at TradingHD.
Specializing in looking at the markets from a totally different perspective, Mark aims to understand the losing psychology of his opponents, which allows him and his students to take advantage of their predictable mistakes. This fresh approach to trading the financial markets is hugely advantageous to the trader, because losing human behaviour tends to repeat itself over time.
Mark also helps traders to reduce the impact of negative trading psychology through a series of innovative techniques such as Single Trading Event Syndrome (STES), a concept he developed as a result of years watching traders fail. He firmly believes that understanding negative leverage, probability and the way in which trading results distribute themselves over time helps to further lower the impact of loss and neuroplasticity, which goes to the heart of human decision making.
Mark believes his new approach to trading will provide anyone with the tools required to trade the markets effectively.
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Submitted: Fri, January 02, 2015 Updated: Fri, January 02, 2015 Reported By: Anthony — Dallas Texas.
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He claims to have learnt it from a friend he went camping with and who made mega-millions on the market. Basically, the strategy does not work in forex and he charges $900 for an online course covering absolute rubbish such as:
- using a MACD to trade divergences,
- using a Stochastic to also trade divergences,
- identifying low volume areas,
- and "mouse traps" which is nothing more than a lower low in price action.
Anyone that has been around long enough in forex trading will know that using MACDs, Stochastics, and volume is not going to turn you into a millionnaire.
Part of his sales pitch is telling potential clients he's recruiting traders to manage forex funds on behalf of private and institutional investors. He promises you entry if you follow his plan and produce great trading numbers. What he never tells you is that the strategy does not work, so there is no way you're ever doing to manage forex funds. He also tells everyone how he's in the process of relocating to Spain to play golf and live the good life. If you ask questions about this and the forex funds pitch you'll soon discover that it's all rubbish.
Mark Chapman runs a YouTube channel on which he pitches content that has no quantifiable egde! If you look carefully at all this content you'll see that there are no real-time examples, no in-the-minute trade executions, nothing of that sort. All of it is retrospective analysis of a chart and we all know how perfect hindsight is.
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Traders at Work is a short interview series where I ask the professionals to tell us what it’s like being a trader and how their average day plays out. The goal is to give new traders and curious others a true insight into the world of trading and what it takes to make it as a professional.
Many thanks to the awesome Mark Chapman who agreed to do the interview and completed it in record time with some great answers. Mark is a very friendly chap who has a lot of interesting things to say. If you’d like to know more, I recommend you check out his great blog and why not say hello to him on Twitter too.
OK, here’s the interview.
Approximately 10 years ago I spent the weekend away with some friends. In the group was a gentleman I’d never met before who seemed to be a really nice guy. As the day progressed it turned out he had amassed £7 million trading the London Metal Exchanges and he did this before his 25th birthday!
To cut a very long story short, he blew the lot, and by the age of 29 was bankrupt. Thankfully he became a millionaire trading once more, a little wiser than the first time. Needless to say we got on like a house on fire as the markets had always interested me. We swapped numbers and he sent me a book he’d written relating to his study of Fibonacci trading.
I didn’t really get fully into trading for a couple of years after meeting him. I did open a spread betting account which I emptied within days and realised I didn’t have a clue what I was doing, and so the journey began.
Q2: As an independent trader, can real money be made on the stock/forex market?
Yes is the short answer, however the work involved in becoming a consistently profitable trader is immense in my opinion.
I come from a property investment background, and I can tell you that there are only a few ways to purchase cheap houses, but once you get them down you’re set! In trading there are literally millions of permutations, making it extremely difficult by comparison. Sadly the internet is full of get rich quick stories regarding easy trading success, 99.9% of it is complete nonsense!
Trading is probably the most difficult, challenging, time consuming endeavour you are ever likely to undertake in your life. I’ve personally devoted the thick end of 35,000 hours of study and hard work to this craft, so if you think you are simply going to open and account tomorrow green as grass and attempt to take my money from me, you’ve got another thing coming!
Trading is super hard work and if you come into this game half hearted, you will lose! However if you have an open mind, strong work ethic and the drive and determination to get back up regardless of how many times you get knocked down, trading could be for you.
Q3: What are your views toward fundamental vs. technical trading?
The age old battle between technical and fundamental will continue for eternity. Fundamental traders in my experience tend to be very arrogant people! I realise that is a very general statement, but this has always been my experience.
I recently listened to an interview with a so called famous trader (he’s actually more like an investor, but people think he’s a trader). He was asked the exact same question and his answer was that pure technical traders don’t make money, only fundamental traders can.
This is completely and utterly ridiculous! Try saying that to Bruce Kovner, a famous technical trader who made $800 million last year! Personally, I think it’s wise to have a grasp on the fundamentals so that you can form a view perhaps on a daily basis.
For example, if I’m looking to take a long trade in the British pound and 20 minutes ago we had great economic news, then of course this supports my technical opinion and can only help enhance the chances of a successful outcome. Generally however, I’m just trying to understand the information so that I’m not taking trades close to big news releases.
New traders perhaps best avoid this area of trading in the beginning, just until they get some technicals down. It is such a minefield and there is so much information that to be perfectly honest it can drive a person mad!
You’ll find fundamental traders love the sound of their own voice, but all that really matters is your P&L. Leave who sounds the best on TV to the analysts and let the traders get on with trading.
Q4: Could you give us a brief overview of how your typical trading day plays out?
Sure, I start my day by checking out what news releases are pending for that day. Because I spend very little time on this subject, it really only takes me about 10 minutes to make a note of times when I perhaps shouldn’t be in any trades due to the pending release.
Once I know what’s ahead of me for the day, I open up my charts and start to look for opportunities. I do listen to a Squawk, just so I’m aware of any breaking news etc, however I can’t stress enough how secondary this really is in my own trading.
Once I find possible areas of interest on my charts, I will mark those areas off and wait for prices to reach those areas. Meanwhile I’m looking for supporting evidence that will increase the odds of a successful outcome, so this will include having a look at high frames etc and then, if all the ducks line up, I take the trade and move from execution to trade management.
I either have a productive outcome, or a none productive outcome and the process starts again. I do also write down how the trade played out, things I did well vs. things I perhaps didn’t do so well. I’m always documenting everything, the trade setups, the things I did, it is a constant learning process.
Trading is most defiantly a journey not a destination.
Q5: How integral to your trading strategy are technical indicators and which ones couldn’t you live without?
I can and do live without any of them! Price is king. Having said that, if pushed I can use a handful of indicators from time to time. However I do not use them to trade off; I only ever use them to give me some semblance of perspective on the chart landscape. Maybe a 200 SMA for trend and perhaps an RSI or Stochastic, but to be honest I fall in and out of love with having anything on my charts other than price. Price is why I get into a trade and it is why I get out.
The best advice I could give any new trader is to become competent in price action over and above any trading indicators. This is not a chicken and egg scenario. Price came first, indicators are nothing more than a derivative of price.
Q6: How do you deal with the emotional challenges involved with trading? Do you ever experience what poker players refer to as ‘tilt’?
I couldn’t possibly do this subject justice in a short paragraph; however what I will say is that this is the “Holy Grail“ in trading. If you can master yourself, you are 90% of the way there. Revenge trading, averaging down into losing trades, hanging onto losers for too long etc, we’ve all been there a million times.
We hate losing as humans, yet if you are going to become a successful trader, you will need to become a brilliant loser! It is probably the only profession in the world where losing well is the key to your success. The reality is, you need to have a solid understanding of the market and why it is you are considering taking a trade.
From this knowledge comes trust; you have to build up trust in your ability to execute your plan. Successful trading is all about the process – perfect process equals perfect performance. If you can learn from your mistakes and educate yourself, you can then trust in the process and in yourself to nail the trades as and when they arise.
All of these factors help to increase your emotional capital which in turn will improve your results. I can’t express to you enough just how super important this largely neglected part of your trading is to your ultimate success or failure.
Q7: If you could give just one piece of advice to a new trader what would it be?
Just kidding! But you really need to be realistic about what is possible. Far too many people come into this business thinking they will pay off the mortgage by the end of the month.
This will never happen, trading is super hard work. Having said that, if you are willing to put in the effort and commit yourself then perhaps you can carve out a new and exciting career. Always use a stop loss. Good luck!
Many thanks to Mark for kindly sharing his thoughts and experience.

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