Curious beginners
You have watched the market and want to understand it properly. You start with the lessons and practice tools, not with money.
Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Education only, not advice. Read the risk disclosure.
Two moderated sessions every trading day. Playback and simulator practice first. Strict risk rules always.
No obligation. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss, and you can lose more than you deposit. Risk disclosure.
We teach one thing and we teach it in the open: how to read price action on the S&P 500 E-mini and how to manage risk while you do it. You can watch us work before you decide anything.
You do not need a finance background. You need time to practice, patience with yourself and respect for risk.
You have watched the market and want to understand it properly. You start with the lessons and practice tools, not with money.
Agents, nurses, veterans, owners of small businesses. People who are used to learning a skill one step at a time.
Two fixed sessions a day, and playback practice you can run on your own time, evenings and weekends.
You have tried trading alone. You want one market, one method, written risk rules and other people in the room.
Anyone looking for easy money, or anyone who cannot afford to lose the money they would trade. Futures are leveraged: losses can be fast, and they can be larger than your deposit.
To trade live you will need a brokerage account of about $3,000 per contract (confirm with us), on top of the cost of the education. You never need that account to start learning.
The Delta Method reads the chart itself: price, its patterns and how they form, on one market, the S&P 500 E-mini. You learn it in order, and you do not skip ahead.
The price action patterns, the vocabulary and the risk rules, in recorded lessons you can repeat as often as you like.
LessonsReplay past market days in Playback, then trade the live market in the Simulator, until your own record is steady.
Playback and simulatorWhen your record meets the group's standard, you trade one contract in your own account, inside the room, with moderators present.
One contractExperienced moderators run every session. They talk through the S&P 500 E-mini as it moves, so you hear the reasoning, not only the result.
The moderators walk through the chart, the levels they are watching and the risk rules for the day.
They describe the price action as it forms and explain why a setup counts or does not. You follow along in playback, the simulator or, once approved, your own small live account.
Ask as the session runs. The moderators and the team answer in plain words, and nobody is made to feel slow for asking.
You review your own trades in your Trading Track Record and bring questions to the next session.
You move forward by trading within the group's own rules over time. A step cannot be bought, and no step promises any result.
Replay real market days and practice reading them.
Trade the live market with simulated money.
Your own account, one contract, in the room.
After at least six months live and meeting the group's standard; two contracts.
After 200 or more live trades; sessions outside US hours.
Some experienced members go on to help run the room.
Taking longer in practice is normal, and nobody will hurry you. Trading futures carries substantial risk of loss at every step.
We would rather show you than tell you. Book a free demo session, sit in the live trading room and judge the teaching with your own eyes. Ask the moderators anything.
Book a free demo sessionNo screenshots of winning trades, no account balances, no stories about money made. Trading results depend on the person, the market and risk, and showing a few good days would tell you nothing true.
Each member keeps a personal Trading Track Record of their own trades. It is a tool for your own review and for deciding when you are ready for the next step.
A relaxed first look, with no obligation. Here is what happens.
The demo session is free. Come with questions; there is no pressure to decide on the call.
Book a free demo sessionUnder our current Terms, sales are final and memberships renew monthly until renewal is turned off. Please read them before you buy. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
No. Many members start with none. Everyone begins with the lessons, then practices in playback and the simulator before trading live.
Two things to plan for. First, the cost of the education, which we explain in full on the free demo session. Second, when you are ready to trade live, a brokerage account of about $3,000 per contract (confirm with us).
Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Many members do. The live sessions run 10:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 15:00 Eastern Time, and the practice tools work on your own schedule. Ask us on the demo session what would fit your week.
There is no fixed date. You move to live trading when your practice record is steady under the group's rules, and then you start small, with one contract. It takes as long as it takes, and nobody will rush you.
No. The live room is a classroom. Moderators explain what they see on the chart and why, so you can learn to read it yourself. Trades shown are examples used to teach. Every trade you take is your own decision.
We go through the full cost on the free demo session, before you decide anything.
Under our current Terms, sales are final, and payment plans and monthly memberships renew automatically unless you turn renewal off at least 2 business days before the renewal date. Please read the Terms and ask us anything.
No. Futures trading carries substantial risk of loss, and many people who trade lose money. We teach a method and a set of risk rules; what you do with them, and the results, are yours.
Delta Trading Group, Inc. is an Arizona company that has taught futures day trading since 2009. We are not affiliated with Delta Trade Financial or with Delta Trade, the food distributor.
Book a free demo session and see the Delta Method taught in real time.
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No obligation. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor.