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Past Pepperstone webinars

The Setup Blueprint – Chart Patterns Decoded with Mark Holstead
Build a structured framework for disciplined execution. In this final session, Mark Holstead shows you how to turn raw trade ideas into structured plans, blend levels and patterns, and define decision points for confident execution.

Episode 4: Time of Day and News Trading Models
How Time and Events Shape Market Behaviour. In this webinar, we break down how markets behave across sessions and around key economic events. Time-of-day and session behaviour: align trades with active periods. Event-driven volatility compression and release: recognise pre- and post-news conditions. Reprice setups and strategies: approach news without impulse. This session delivers actionable insights to improve timing and context.

Episode 7: Failure Analysis: Reading Losses Correctly
What Losing Trades Are Actually Telling You. In this webinar, we break down different types of losing trades and how to interpret them accurately. Execution failure vs structural failure: separate skill issues from model issues. How to read loss clusters: understand sequence effects. When losses confirm edge vs warn of problems: avoid unnecessary change. This session delivers actionable insights to preserve confidence.

Episode 10: Activity vs Opportunity - Why Doing Less Helps
Improve discipline with “Activity vs Opportunity - Why Doing Less Helps.” Learn the difference between noise and genuine opportunity. Identify boredom and revenge trades. Trade selectively instead of constantly. Ideal for traders who want quality over frequency.

Episode 9: Overthinking, Hesitation & Missed Opportunities
Reduce hesitation with “Overthinking, Hesitation and Missed Opportunities.” Learn why traders freeze on valid setups and how excessive analysis leads to missed trades. Recognise when thinking becomes overthinking and apply simple decision rules to improve execution. Ideal for traders who want calmer, cleaner decisions.

Episode 13: Putting It All Together - The Trading Foundation Framework
Integrate your approach with “Putting It All Together - The Trading Foundation Framework.” Combine chart reading, risk management, and execution into a structured decision process. Turn isolated knowledge into a repeatable trading framework. Ideal for traders ready to move from theory to application.

Episode 5: How to Choose Your Trading Strategy for 2026
Why Strategy Choice Is Rarely Rational. In this webinar, we break down how traders choose strategies and why emotional selection undermines performance. Why traders choose strategies emotionally: identify hidden biases. Matching strategy to personality and lifestyle: reduce internal friction. Why fewer strategies outperform more: focus beats variety. This session delivers actionable insights to support long-term commitment.

Episode 12: Building Your Own Traders Operating System
Integrating Strategy, Risk, and Behaviour. In this webinar, we break down how to combine all components into a single operating framework. Integrating strategy, risk, and behaviour into one system. Separating analysis, execution, and review: reduce interference. Designing rules that support disciplined decision-making and longevity. This session delivers actionable insights to complete your traders operating system.

Episode 1: How Traders Use Multiple Timeframes to Read the Market
Unlock a clearer market view with “How Traders Use Multiple Timeframes to Read the Market.” Learn how higher timeframes guide lower timeframe price moves and how experienced traders build structured, top-down analysis. Avoid common timeframe mistakes and apply a simple framework to any market. Ideal for traders who want alignment and sharper decision-making.

Episode 8: Risk as a Dynamic Variable
Why Risk Must Adapt Over Time. In this webinar, we break down why fixed risk rules often fail in changing conditions. Emotional drawdown vs financial drawdown: recognise different pressures. Sequence risk and confidence damage: manage exposure intelligently. Why reducing size can improve performance: stabilise execution. This session delivers actionable insights to improve longevity.

Episode 2: How to Identify Key Levels and Market Structure
Strengthen your chart reading with “How to Identify Key Levels and Market Structure.” Learn how professional traders define true support, resistance, and trend structure — and why many lines on charts are meaningless. Understand higher highs and lows, ranges, breakouts, and consolidation. Focus only on the levels that matter. Ideal for traders who want cleaner charts and clearer structure.

Episode 6: Why Good Strategies Fail Good Traders Description
Understanding Where Execution Breaks Down. In this webinar, we break down why strong strategies fail in real trading conditions. Strategy and trader mismatch: identify misalignment early. Execution drift and context blindness: recognise erosion before damage compounds. Over-optimisation at the wrong stage: avoid false improvement. This session delivers actionable insights to protect viable strategies.
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