In this episode, I dive into a powerful but often overlooked idea from legendary traders like Wyckoff, Linda Raschke, and Toby Crabel: aligning with one side of the market — and staying there.
Wyckoff Was Right: The Case for Trading One Side Only Read More »
If you’re a visual trader, TradingView’s Ghost Feed feature is a game changer. Here’s how to use it to project realistic setups, sharpen your planning, and keep expectations grounded.
TradingView Ghost Feed: A Simple Trick for Visual Traders Read More »
Stop losses aren’t just about damage control. Discover alternative ways traders can manage risk, adapt stops to setups, and rethink risk management beyond the textbook approach.
Rethinking Stop Losses: Smarter Risk Management Strategies for Traders Read More »
In this episode, I explore alternative ways to manage risk: scaling out, discretionary cuts, wide circuit-breaker stops, and active intraday adjustments.
Prop trading in 2025 is bigger than ever — but also riskier. Discover the real opportunities, hidden traps, and the ugly truths most traders never hear before taking a challenge.
In this episode, we break down the 4 stages of a trader’s evolution — from complete beginner to consistent profitability and beyond.
You can’t copy someone else’s trading plan and expect it to work for you. The best traders don’t find a perfect method – they build one that fits them.
One bad trade is manageable. But tilt? That’s where traders blow up. Here’s why having a daily loss limit isn’t optional anymore—and how to make sure you actually stick to it.
The Daily Loss Limit: Why Every Serious Trader Needs One Read More »
It’s easy to get caught up taking trades just to stay active. But the real edge? Comes from waiting, watching, and swinging when it matters.
Top traders can win just 36% of the time and still crush it. But that low win rate brings brutal streaks. Learn the probability behind 10+ consecutive losses—and how to survive them without going on tilt.
Trader Losing Streak Maths: Why Even Top Traders Go Red Read More »