In today’s fast-moving financial markets, success is no longer about luck or gut instinct—it’s about applying a disciplined, scientific approach to understanding and navigating market dynamics. This is where Applied Financial Market Science comes in—the art and science of transforming market knowledge into long-term value.

At its core, Applied Financial Market Science is about taking comprehensive market knowledge and turning it into actionable strategies. It’s not just trading; it’s treating trading as a professional, repeatable, and sustainable business. The goal isn’t short-term wins—it’s creating durable value that grows over time.

Financial markets are complex, interconnected systems influenced by macroeconomics, geopolitical events, and sectoral trends. Success comes from understanding these dynamics deeply and continuously learning from both historical patterns and emerging data.

Markets are unpredictable, but decisions don’t have to be. By using a combination of quantitative analysis, qualitative insights, and robust risk management, traders can turn data into informed strategies. Testing, refining, and adapting these strategies is key to staying ahead of the curve.

True long-term success treats trading like a business, not a gamble. This means prioritizing risk management, ethical decision-making, and capital preservation while focusing on creating real, lasting value. Professional credibility, trust, and consistency compound alongside financial gains.

Applied Financial Market Science is more than a methodology—it’s a mindset. It unites strategy with analysis, intuition with data, and short-term action with long-term vision. Those who master it don’t just trade—they build a profession, a system, and a legacy of financial growth.

In a world where markets can seem chaotic, the disciplined application of science, knowledge, and professionalism is what separates the fleeting winners from those who create enduring success.

Trading is the core function of a market economy. It facilitates the flow of transactional values throughout the life cycle of financial markets - to provide liquidity.

Here at Reptilianpower School of Self Mastery and Manifestation, we focus on applied financial market science. We define market science by doing, engaging and creating value through strategic trade execution in the market.

It's important to understand fundamental and technical analysis, without going into much details in this section - when picking asset type to trade - with asset holding positions in long term time horizon, we focus on the fundamentals that eventually will move the price upward, and with short term asset position holdings, we focus on market trend for specific industry sectors and the active trading volume that drives price volatility in any given time period.

We need volatility to make money. It's very important to match trade entry with risk appetite and trade exit with short and long term time horizon trading plan - Plan trade entry and exit properly based on risk appetite and certain time horizon. It is crucial and critical to structure a systematic trade process that works consistently and effectively and that fits an individual personality.

We look at the macro of things - top down or zoom out - the scope of overall markets, its main driving force. We look at geopolitical environment, global trade policy, government fiscal policy, tax policy, central bank interest rate policy, unemployment rate, inflation rate, consumer sentiment…more importantly is the debt markets since our global economy is driven by indefinite debt expansion.

We also look at business and financial performance of firms that could potentially makes their stocks rise or fall heading towards their quarterly earning call. In short term, this is not always the case due to "buy the rumor, sell the news" in some traders' pattern tendency or their approach to the market. Our approach on fundamentals analysis is to find high quality trade ideas of stocks or assets that have true value and based on facts NOT narrative pitch.

Technical analysis in trading is a misleading term of teaching in the world of trading. Buying and selling, bid or ask is a very straightforward process, nothing is technical about it. But there's a psychology behind trading hidden in this term "Technical Analysis" - the most misunderstood subject in trading.