TL;DR: The 100K Day Setup Elite is the recorded strategy class TG Watkins built for equity day traders, bundled with his Moxie Indicator, thinkorswim scans, an improved watchlist and two full days of recorded live trading. The name points to a session TG has described from his own account, not a result this class offers you.
Where the 100K Day Setup Name Comes From
Simpler Trading’s account is that this setup helped TG personally clear a six-figure day during a stretch of extreme volatility. That is one trader’s reported result on his own capital. The 100K Day Setup name describes what he says happened to him. It is not a target, a benchmark, or anything this class reproduces for you. The sales page also reaches for large percentage figures on single moves; those are promotional numbers, not expectations.
The Five Pieces of the Elite Package
The 100K Day Setup Elite is a recorded class and indicator bundle built on the Moxie Stock Method, one of the more procedural stock trading strategies we have reviewed. The strategy class teaches the setup as a checklist read of when to enter and exit. The Moxie Indicator times direction and momentum on the chart. Moxie scans for thinkorswim surface candidates, and an improved watchlist gives you a shortlist each session. Two days of recorded live trading show TG running the method in real sessions, which is where a checklist stops being abstract.
TG Watkins and the Moxie Stock Method
TG Watkins is Director of Stocks at Simpler Trading. He came from mechanical engineering, holds Series 6 and 63 licences, and left corporate finance to trade full time. The engineering shows: the setup reads as a procedure rather than a feel, which suits traders whose trading discipline breaks down at the entry. He built the Moxie Indicator too, so the class and the tool were designed together.
Three Trade-Offs the Sales Page Skips
First, the core content was recorded in 2020, inside a volatility regime that has not come back. Nothing about 2026 looks like that tape, so the logic carries forward while the examples do not. Forward test before sizing up. Second, the scans and the indicator target thinkorswim, so on another platform you keep the method and lose the tooling. Third, a proprietary indicator is a closed box by design: you see what the Moxie Indicator prints, not how it prints it. That bothers anyone who prefers technical indicators they can audit. US traders below the equity threshold also hit the pattern day trader rule, which caps how often these setups are available.
One Trader Should Buy This, Another Should Not
The good fit is an equity trader already working intraday on thinkorswim who keeps surrendering hard-won gains to sloppy entries. A checklist is the missing piece there, and the recorded sessions show the process end to end beside an existing day trading routine.
The wrong fit is anyone charting elsewhere who wants the scans, anyone reading the product name as a number to aim at, and anyone with no intraday screen time. The 100K Day Setup Elite takes chart literacy and open-position management as given; it teaches timing, not the groundwork of momentum trading.
Four Honest Answers About the Moxie Method
Can I make $100k in a day with this setup?
No. That figure comes from Simpler Trading’s account of TG trading his own capital during an unusual volatility window. A recorded class transfers none of it to you. Read the name as a product label, not a forecast.
Is the 100K Day Setup Elite worth it?
That turns almost entirely on your platform. On thinkorswim the class, indicator, scans and watchlist work as one package, which is the strongest case for it. Charting elsewhere, you buy the method and leave the tooling.
Is this a legitimate Simpler Trading course or a repackage?
It is a real Simpler Trading course. TG Watkins is Director of Stocks there, the Moxie Indicator is his published tool, and the Elite contents match what Simpler lists. No independent aggregated rating exists to cite.
Do I need thinkorswim for this to work?
For the full package, yes. The scans and watchlist are built for thinkorswim, and the indicator is distributed for it. The class itself is platform agnostic, so a trader elsewhere learns the checklist without the automation.
Where We Land on the Elite Package
Strip the name off and what is left is a procedural class on timing intraday equity entries, plus the tool and scans that feed it. Worth owning if thinkorswim is your platform and structure is your gap. Learn the process; every decision at the screen stays yours.
