Traders love the idea of scaling into winners, but does it really boost long-term expectancy? Here’s a breakdown of when pyramiding makes sense, when it kills your edge, and the mindset shifts needed to make it work.
Scaling Into Winning Trades: Is Pyramiding a High-Reward Move or Hidden Trap? Read More »
Some traders swear by hard stop losses. Others avoid them entirely. Discover the pros, cons, and alternative risk management strategies in the no stop loss debate.
Trading With No Stop Loss: The Risk Management Debate Read More »
Waiting for textbook confirmation is one of the most common traps in trading. While it might feel safer, it often means entering too late.
The open doesn’t have to be intimidating. With structure, data, and observation, it becomes an opportunity zone. Map it, measure it, and make it work for you.
Walking away after a losing day is one of the hardest things in trading. Here’s why we resist it, how tilt disguises itself as grit, and how to build the discipline to stop trading when it matters most.
Nasdaq Market Symmetry: How Repetition Reveals Trading Edge Read More »
The Multi-Playbook Method offers a more flexible approach—building a library of strategies across different market types so you can adapt, stay active, and smooth your equity curve.
Forget trading the news with hype and hope. Here’s how professional fund manager Aatu Kokkila plans, researches, and executes around NFP — including scenario mapping, pair selection, and volatility analysis.
In this episode, I break down how a hedge fund manager—who trades FX exclusively around news—prepares for key data drops.
Is tape reading still relevant in 2025? Absolutely. In a headline-driven, algo-heavy market, reading intent through price action may be the edge you’ve been missing. Here’s how to start.
Tape Reading in 2025: A Lost Art That Still Works Read More »
In this episode, I break down my journey with tape, how the game has evolved since the old-school Level 2 days, and how you can still use tape reading today.