What This Course Is About

Most traders don’t struggle because they lack discipline — they struggle because they’re working with incomplete information. If you’ve watched oil markets move against your positions, or you’ve taken trades that looked right on paper but didn’t hold up in practice, that gap between theory and execution is exactly what this course addresses.

The Oil Trading Academy Code 1, Code 2, and Code 3 course is a complete three-part curriculum built around a specific trading framework developed and refined through years of live oil market trading. Each code serves a distinct function, and when used together, they form a structured approach to reading entries, managing exits, and sizing up for larger moves.

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The Instructor

This course is taught by the founder of Oil Trading Academy, who has spent years trading crude oil futures and documenting the outcomes of specific signal-based methods. Rather than teaching from textbooks, the instruction here draws directly from live trading experience — including what has worked consistently, what hasn’t, and how the approach evolved over time. The Code system itself was developed through that process of iteration, not borrowed from conventional technical analysis.

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What Each Course Covers

Code 1 — Trade Entries, Exits, and Profit Management

Code 1 forms the foundation of the Oil Trading Academy method. This section goes beyond what’s been shared in previous public videos — covering the specific conditions that make a Code 1 signal reliable, how to use it for both entry and exit decisions, and how to manage the trade once you’re in it.

Code 1 is particularly suited to shorter moves, typically in the 20-cent range on crude oil. For traders who are newer to the method or who have tried applying it before without consistent results, this course breaks down the logic clearly and works through real examples to show how the signal functions under different market conditions.

Code 2 — Targeting Larger Moves in Oil

Where Code 1 focuses on precision in smaller price moves, Code 2 is designed for a different kind of trade — one targeting 100 to 200 cents of movement per trade. That means fewer setups, but considerably larger potential returns when the conditions align.

This section explains how to identify Code 2 conditions, how it differs structurally from Code 1, and how to approach position management when the target is a larger move. Traders who have already developed some familiarity with the Code system often find Code 2 shifts how they think about trade frequency and profit per trade.

Code 3 — Filtering Out Bad Trades and Improving Accuracy

Code 3 came out of a practical problem: not every signal leads to a good trade, and taking low-quality setups is one of the most consistent ways traders give back profits. This section covers how Code 3 functions as a filter — helping identify which trades to avoid and which conditions support stronger setups.

In the instructor’s current trading, Code 3 is used for most entries, with Code 1 handling exits and Code 2 reserved for higher-magnitude opportunities. Understanding how to use all three together is what gives the full system its structure and consistency.

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Honest Expectations

This is a methodology course — it teaches a specific framework for reading oil market signals. Like any trading approach, results will vary depending on how consistently the method is applied, market conditions at the time, and each trader’s own risk management. The goal of this course is to give you a clear, well-explained system to work with, not to guarantee outcomes.

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Who This Course Is Right For

This course works well for traders who have some familiarity with oil futures or crude oil CFDs, are looking for a structured, rules-based approach rather than discretionary guesswork, and want to understand a complete entry-to-exit framework rather than isolated tips. It’s also useful for traders who’ve encountered the Oil Trading Academy method before but haven’t yet seen how all three codes integrate into a single strategy.

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What you’ll learn:

• How to correctly identify and apply Code 1 signals for entries and exits in short-range oil trades
• The conditions that define a Code 2 setup and how to manage trades targeting 100–200 cent moves
• How Code 3 works as a trade filter to reduce low-quality setups and protect profitability
• How to combine all three codes into a single, cohesive trading approach
• The instructor’s current trading framework — including which code is used for each phase of a trade

Who this is for: Traders with some experience in oil futures or crude oil markets who want a structured, signal-based system they can apply consistently.

Key benefits: Clear methodology, real trading context, and a complete framework that addresses entry, exit, and trade selection — all in one course.

If you’re ready to work with a defined trading system for oil rather than reacting to the market without a framework, the Oil Trading Academy Code 1, 2, and 3 course gives you the structure to do that.

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