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From Journalist To Full-Time Trader: How I Did It In episode 550 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, you will be listening to an interview with "The Crypto Trader" Glen Goodman, who went from reporting on financial markets to eventually trading for a living. He opens up about losing money early on despite being a financial reporter, why being right about the market isn't enough, and the one rule that saved his trading career (and will save yours too). The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube. >> Watch the video recording! Topics Covered In This Episode 00:00 Introduction 00:28 Who is Glen Goodman? 02:30 Why people think trading is easy 05:35 How it began—trading while working as a financial journalist 10:25 The shift from stable income to full-time trading 11:27 What markets he started with 14:37 Walking through his trading style 19:38 Price action vs. indicators—what he actually uses 24:13 Why he doesn't short crypto (and the math behind it) 26:57 The #1 rule most traders ignore 30:44 Where to find Glen's book and connect with him (link below) What did you like best in this podcast episode? Let's talk in the comments below, or join me in the Facebook group! Desire To Trade's Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist One-Page Trading Plan (free template) Recommended brokers: EightCap (preferred Crypto and FX Broker) AxiTrader (use our link to get a special bonus) Desire To TRADE Academy Get a copy of Prop Trading Secrets (Author: Kathy Lien & Etienne Crete) About The Desire To Trade Podcast Subscribe via iTunes (take 2 seconds and leave the podcast a review!) Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via TuneIn Subscribe via Google Play See all podcast episodes How to find Glen Goodman glengoodman.com Glen on X: x.com/glengoodman The Crypto Trader book What one thing will you implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

The Psychology Hack Every Trader Needs  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass YouTube: Dr. David Bonanno Enroll to Max Discipline Click Here to Learn More About Max Discipline Click Here to Checkout the Book: The Consistently Calm Trader: Master the War Between Discipline 626: The Psychology Hack Every Trader Needs In this video: 00:17 – Talking about mindset in trading. 00:54 – Dr David Bonanno helps traders. 08:02 – Traders issues with over trading and thinking money! 13:24 – Don't reinvent the wheel. 16:30 – You don't need a 90% win rate. 21:40 – You have to love the concept of trading. 25:55 – Traditional forum sites don't work. 27:50 – Be real with your trading. 30:25 – Contacting Dr Dave. Andrew Mitchem Hi everybody. It’s Andrew here at The Forex Trading Coach. Welcome along to another video and podcast. I’m really pleased today to be joined by Dr. Dave Bonanno over in the US. Dave, welcome along. Nice to have you here. Dr. Dave Bonanno Thanks. Yeah. Great to be here. Talking about mindset in trading. Andrew Mitchem Really looking forward to this because quite often in trading we talk about strategy and rules, talking about indicators and charts and things like that. But today we want to bring it back to something that applies to everybody. No matter what type of trading you are, whether your fundamental trade, a technical trade or a mix. And it’s really important that you start to understand, your mindset within trading. And that’s why, Dr. Dave here today is here. And how he’s going to help you and all of us listening and watching with the mental aspect of trading. So, Dr. Dave, maybe you can start about introducing yourself, what you do and how you help traders at that. Dr David Bonanno helps traders. Dr. Dave Bonanno Okay, great. Yeah. So I started off, as a therapist who is really trying to help people with problems, especially PTSD. And most people don’t really know what PTSD is like. If you look it up, there’s no definition. It’s just a list of symptoms. So the way that I define it now is that it’s when you have adrenaline and it just is overactive. And the thing to know is that when you have adrenaline, it makes your logical brain go offline. So I maintain that adrenaline is every trader’s enemy, and it doesn’t mean that you’re in full fight or flight, or that you’re afraid or that you’re angry. It can affect us in a lot of ways that we’re not even really aware of. And so if you like, read other mindset books or listen to other people who talk about the psychology of trading, they talk about changing your thoughts. But what I’m really all about is how to, engage with your subconscious in a way so that it doesn’t contaminate what you’re doing on a moment by moment basis. Andrew Mitchem Interesting. So you’re taking a slightly different approach to it. So on a like just to get it on the beginning, but to give her some right at the beginning on, on a, on a like a practical basis, someone’s out, they’re trying to identify a trade setup or they’re in a trade maybe. What do you do that could help them with those scenarios? Right. So I had this trader named Tony, and he was really successful in his career, and he wanted to gear up for retirement. And he he was a very logical guy and he could understand intellectually probabilities and all that. But when money was on the line, especially when he was trying to scale or even when he was trying to, take payouts from the prop firms, he would find himself just not quite making the right decisions. So of course, he looked at his strategy and and his, you know, technical skills. But I think what he didn’t realize at the time was sometimes adrenaline would get in the way. And and so that could be like if he was putting pressure on himself to provide a financial security for him and his family, or if he couldn’t really accept losses all that well, and I’m not even talking about like, yeah, I’m not talking about like throwing a tantrum or anything, but like, his wife would notice that he wasn’t in a very good mood after he had a red day. And so, yeah, we we needed to look at what was going on for him subconsciously. And, you know, we all could try to think like, well, you know, I’m pretty much in control of my emotions or I didn’t really notice, you know, what was happening for me in the moment. But we’re talking about subconscious stuff. And by definition that’s what we’re not aware of. Andrew Mitchem Yeah. Dr. Dave Bonanno So yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, one of the things I do first is I help people to identify, what exactly is going on for them. And it doesn’t mean, you know, that we have to go back to the past and blame your parents for everything. Like I was taught to do as a therapist. But we use, eye movements, which is, like EMDR if if people don’t know what that is, it’s the most researched, intervention for PTSD that there ever was. And I’m sure you probably even know people who’ve done it. So anyway, that kind of allows us to interface with your emotional brain. So, like, we have two brain systems that are at play at the same time. It’s kind of like two TV shows that are superimposed on each other, and you can’t just ignore one of them and sometimes I yeah. So sometimes our head and our heart is in sync. But a lot of times it isn’t. At least as much as we’d like to think that it is. So yeah, if we can actually like kind of interface with that part of our brain, that’s the part that makes our logical brain go offline. So we still do need that emotional part. Like it’s sort of like, like, you know, when you’re dreaming, then you wake up and your logical brain think so that was crazy. But that’s really because the logical brain was out of the way. And it’s it’s coming on, you know, with your, emotions. So what I’m getting at is, that when you’re able to move your eyes, that’s what allows you to connect with your heart. It’s great for journaling because instead of trying to go back and guess at what you were doing subconsciously, it really kind of helps you to get there. And that’s what we did for Tony. Andrew Mitchem Interesting. And so his results work improved dramatically after some time. Dr. Dave Bonanno Oh, absolutely. Yeah. He’s he’s doing awesome now. He just, showed me a picture of a house he wants to buy in Florida, and, he, he needed to help his parents out. And he, he was putting a lot of pressure on himself that he wasn’t really quite aware of. And that’s going to add adrenaline and, you know, like. Yeah. So like if he if you look at advice from other trading coaches or mindset coaches, they’re like, okay, well you have to control your emotions and you have to use your willpower in order to kind of, push them aside and focus on what you need to. Yeah. And that that can work sometimes, but it doesn’t work all the time. And if you’re telling somebody who’s full of adrenaline that they need to calm down, that’s kind of like telling somebody who’s full of alcohol that they need to be sober. Like it just. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s yeah, yeah, I know I’ve tried. But, Yeah. So I think instead of trying to use your willpower and then blaming yourself when you, when it doesn’t really work, and then people start to go into a cycle. Right. Like they start to doubt themselves and they start to think, well, maybe I’m a weak person or whatever. And really, I think they’re just kind of setting themselves up for failure by expanding, their body and their mind to react in ways that it’s not set up for it. Because once again, like when you’re in fight or flight, you’re but your brain is designed to go offline, like, you know, if you’re if you’re in the forest and you see a bear or something, you’re not supposed to be going through all the, pros and cons of the opposite, like you need to be running away or fighting. It would. Yeah. That’s right. Yeah. So that’s just how we’re built. So. So when we’re training and there’s like, you know, people can follow their rules, fine. If there’s not too much pressure. But when you’re scaling up or when you’re trying to, make this one being trained, you know, that’s going to really help you out. Or if you’re trying to get like a good feeling, like if you’re if you’re a little bit maybe addicted to training, you’re doing it to feel good, then it’s going to backfire. And then the harder you try, the more you’re feeding energy into that negative cycle. Traders issues with over trading and thinking money! Andrew Mitchem Yeah, that’s really interesting. I get a lot of people over the years that come to me and they have this exact issue, and a lot of people, unfortunately, when they get into trading, they they have this mindset. And like I did exactly the same over 20 years ago, you get into it, it’s new, it’s exciting. You think you’re going to make lots of money. Then you start looking at charts and lines and dots and arrows and indicators and you think, wow, this is awesome. I’m good. Look at this. Crosses this. I’m going to buy here, make a fortune. And then you soon realize it doesn’t work. And you then or the other issue I noticed that a lot of people have is they overtrain so much, you know, they want to go down to the very short timeframe charts because they believe the more they trade, their more they’re going to make. And they’re and you used the word just now about being addicted, whether it was alcohol or addicted to things. And I find that so many people have that, that they’re trigger happy. You know, they go to click, click, click, click, click trace and and of course, inevitably it will end up, losing for them. And then their whole mindset starts, that whole self-doubt and, and all they get to that stage where they’ll go. I’ve had so many losing track. This one’s band win and they do something stupid on it all. They they see the best set up that they’ve had all day, and they don’t take it because they’re scared, because they’ve lost so many other traits. There’s all these mix of emotions going on and it results in not being a good trader. Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah, that’s that’s great. That’s that’s totally what I come across as well. And you know, like when I made the transition to working with traders, it was great because it’s it’s there’s just so much psychology there. Yeah. And and yeah like I think sometimes you know people don’t really want to admit that because they don’t want to be thinking of themselves as like, you know, crazy or whatever. But if you’re like, for example, an athlete who wants to be in the very top of your game, of course you have to work on the physical, but you have to work on the mental as well. That’s right. And so, yeah, if you want to be a trader who’s in the top 5%, who makes money, there’s just no way around it. I mean, nobody’s so good technically that they’re going to be able to cover their emotional mistakes, right? I mean, it’s just like you can’t. So. Yeah. I think, you know, one thing that’s really interesting to me is how the research shows that happy people in general have a less accurate picture of the world than people who are depressed. And the reason I bring that up is because I think we all like to believe that we know what we’re doing and when when somebody is in a situation like you’re talking about, when they get trigger happy, their logical brain is compromised and it’s making it’s making rationales for why they should do it again. Right. Like, oh, well, this it’s it’s got to work out this time. Or like, you know, the gambler’s fallacy or you know, like, like maybe I this time I’m thinking about it correctly or not, or, you know, all the types of things that people tell themselves. And it’s, you know, I think one thing that really happens is when you feel bad about something and, you know, like, it can happen to all of us. Like you could make the perfect decision, but the market just doesn’t go your way. You’ll never know exactly why that was, but because we want to feel in charge, we take on that responsibility and think, well, I did something wrong. And then you can either show restraint and hold back or I think, like most of us, maybe even us men, we want to do something. We want to fix it. Right? So like, it feels so much more powerful to actually be active than to use restraint and just wait for your perfect setup. So I mean, I see this all the time, and yeah, it can be such a slippery slope that when you, if you get, angry or frustrated or anxious or afraid, you’re adding adrenaline to the whole equation, which is going to make you do worse, which is going to just increase your adrenaline as well. And this doesn’t have to happen in just the course of one session. Like I recently talked to a guy who lost $700,000 over the course of three months, and he he just wasn’t fully aware of what was going on for him subconsciously. Yeah. So it’s just that it’s a really hard thing to do. I mean, you know, you could go to therapy and talk about your subconscious all day, but you’re still doing that consciously and it doesn’t really work. But, what I do is I try to be really quick and effective and use these eye movements, and then we just clear things up right away. So like, that’s kind of what happened with Tony as well. So. So I would imagine, Andrew, that you must get frustrated. I would think sometimes when you’re giving people solid advice that they should follow, they know they should follow it, and then they come back to you and they’re like, I just I just didn’t I just couldn’t, right? Like, what do people even say? Don't reinvent the wheel. Andrew Mitchem Yeah, yeah. No, you’re absolutely right. It it is frustrating because people seem to always want to reinvent the wheel. And it’s like you don’t need to. That’s why you joined us. We have the way it works, I can promise you. Yeah. And it comes along from, I think social media right now is a is a big negative for everything that we have to almost put up with us as people who like to help or coaches. Because they’re out there seeing the flash, Lamborghinis and Ferraris and all the rest of it, and they think that’s how it has to be. I actually say to people, the the honest truth is good trading is boring. And I mean that in a really good and honest way, and that you need to be doing the same thing on a daily basis. And as we’re finding out from our chat, you know, to remove the emotions as much as possible, stick to the principle of what you’re saying. One thing that I am massive on from a practical trading point of view. Well, two things. One, we keep our risk very low and controlled on every single trade. I think that helps massively. You don’t get those huge fluctuations of emotions of those those big wins or those big losses. So I hope, right. It doesn’t matter what the market we’re trading, whether it’s a forex or non forex or it doesn’t matter the time frame or directional stop loss. Every trade has the same low and equal risk. So on the next. Dr. Dave Bonanno I’m sorry I don’t I won’t put words in your mouth. But do you find that people agree with you 100% on that intellectually? And then when they just they’re like, oh, but this, this one looks so good. And then they risk more than they should. Andrew Mitchem And no, they don’t agree. That’s the problem. To start with. They think a lot of people don’t that it becomes, well, some do and some don’t. The ones that don’t, go off and do their own, you know, risk or no risk or stupid risk. And then almost everyone will then come back and go, oh, I realized that what you told me, like, you know, three months ago or six months ago, I should have done. And that’s there almost need to find that that moment for themselves and figure it out for themselves, just like I told you. But I can’t say I told you so, because that doesn’t help right now. But, you know, you can feed all this information to people, and, and some people will still go off and break those rules and do their thing, but the good ones are. Geez, circle back and come back and go, like I, I went off and found some other course and some other strategy. I realized that was rubbish. I realized what I got from you a year ago is really good. And now I’m back doing it and I want to start again. That happens quite a bit. The other thing that I think that helps with the way that we trade is not only is our risk allowing control portray, but our reward is high on our trades. So our profitable trade so that we we kind of step, we have little losses, bigger step, little losses, bigger step. And we we, you know everybody shows this perfect equity. We don’t have that. We have a little low controlled losses. Big two, three four times the risk on a profitable trade. You don't need a 90% win rate. And the slight issue that some people have with that is that some people want to see that 90% win rate. Andrew Mitchem A lot of people often get caught up with the win rate. And I give them the classic example of a true example. Many years ago, someone had a like a they showed me like a 90% winning system that they had, but they were still losing money because they did not have the the money management. Correct. Right. You know, as a very basic example, let’s say they were let’s say making ten pips on a trade and they made nine trades profitable with ten pips each. So they made 90. But that one losing trade lost 100 pips. So you know, a very basic example. But they they were basically the guy asking a 90% win. Right. Aren’t I good. But I’m losing money. Dr. Dave Bonanno Right. Yeah. And I bet that was kind of attractive to them because you get that positive reinforcement. I mean, like if you’re. Yeah, if you’re winning nine times out of ten, it feels great. And then of. Andrew Mitchem Course you I’m not losing that one damn trader. I’ve lost money. So there’s all these different like, approaches that people have. And that’s I suppose, the exciting thing, from trading, isn’t it, that there’s no one approach that fits everybody. Dr. Dave Bonanno Right. And, you know, I mean, like to, to talk about, what you experience with your clients sometimes when they come back to you and they say, oh, I finally learned my lesson, you know, like, I mean, I have kids and try to tell what to do in the course. They don’t want to hear it. And then I have to just really. Yeah. Just want to make mistakes and hopefully they’ll they’ll make enough mistakes while they’re young and and the, the stakes are still low before they go out to the world. Yeah. Then do stupid shit. Andrew Mitchem That’s right. Yeah. And I suspect that you and me exactly the same. When we were kids. Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah. Well, actually. Yeah. Geez. Yeah, yeah, I knew everything when I was kid. Yeah. Andrew Mitchem No, it’s interesting that the how, the how the cycle keeps pace going. What question I wanted to ask you, and this is something I’m personally starting to just change my opinion on, is that I always used to say to people, start on a demo account, make the mistakes on the demo account of the platform and the lot sizes, etc. then go to a smaller live account and go bigger when you’re profitable. I’m almost starting to say to people now, don’t spend so much time on demo. Sure, use the demo to understand how a new trading platform, the software works. But I’m finding now that people that go on to a small live account are feeling those emotions like more realistic that you can never get on a demo, how would you kind of approach that? Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah, it’s not interesting. You could try as hard as you can to recreate a situation like that for yourself, and it’s just not the same. It’s it’s really like professional athletes, you know, they practice, but you you can only practice so much until the game is on the line. And, you know, I think one thing that really happens is that we get into a flow state. So when things are the way they’re supposed to be, it’s kind of like you’re really focused on the charts, you’re really focused on what you’re doing. And then it’s like, oh my God, it’s the session’s almost over. You need to be using your intuition. But if and if you’re overthinking too much, you know, that’s certainly not going to work. But if you’re if you’re also like distracted by your emotions or by, you know, thinking about, oh, what is this going to mean if like if, if, if you win this trade, you know, like I don’t know how much of a sports fan you are, but I can’t stand, sports interviews because they’ll be like, you know, what were you thinking at this point when it happened? And the guys like, I don’t know, I’ll just see the ball hit the ball. I mean, you know, like, that’s really all there is. Yeah. Andrew Mitchem Now that’s. Dr. Dave Bonanno So. Yeah. And. Yeah. And then you know what? I like how you said that trading should kind of be boring. And, you know there’s there’s intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation. So extrinsic motivation is you’re doing something for the reward. And of course you know that’s part of it. Intrinsic motivation is just because you like it. So like if it yeah like if, if you just like trading then that’s great. And if you’re if you’re caught up in the extrinsic, it’s actually not only going to add to your adrenaline, but it replaces the intrinsic motivation. So if I could just give you a quick, quick example, like they had children read over the summer, they tracked how much they did. Then the next summer they paid them to read. So of course you’d think they’d read so much more. But what happened was it became a job for them and that that just took all the fun out of it. So yeah, if you’re too focused on why and why you’re doing this other than just because I like it, I get into a flow state, then I think that’s just, you know, going to mess you up eventually. You have to love the concept of trading. Andrew Mitchem Yeah. That’s interesting because, yeah. No, that’s a great point. I say to people like because of the time zone that I live in here in New Zealand, that the, the forex market opens on a Monday morning for me. It’s your Sunday afternoon in the US and I say to people, I love Monday mornings, you know because most people will have that alarm going. I say It’s Monday. I’ve got this right. Yeah, I’d love it because, you know, up until cryptos came around, we could not trade at the weekends. You know, you just. The forex market shuts at New York 5 p.m. on a Friday and open on the Sunday at 5 p.m.. And, yes, I just say to people I love Mondays. I absolutely can’t wait for Monday morning to come and start trading it. And you’re exactly right. Because unfortunately, again, and it kind of comes back to that social media issue again, is that so many people who are not trading, they discover trading and they see it as their kind of like their ticket out of their life’s financial problems. And and I get that conversation on a phone or an email, you know, with people, non clients, you know, far too often. And, and I say to them look it’s not your, your golden ticket out of financial problems. It’s not going to replace your job like in a six months. Don’t think of it like that. You have to want to have that enjoyment of looking at the charts or reading the news, whichever type of trader you are, and actually doing it. And like challenging yourself, to do well and to figure out what’s happening in the world and all these different facts, you’ve got to actually really get excited by that. If you like that, then you will keep doing it and you’ll be disciplined, and then the money will follow. But don’t just jump straight into it. Expecting to become a multi-millionaire with the thousand dollar account, right? Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah. I mean, because the fear, like I think people are as happy as their expectations are in relationships or in activities that they’re doing. And yeah, if you’re expecting too much, it’s going to take away so much of your energy and motivation and and to talk to what you had said, like if you just if you like training, then it’s going to that’s what’s going to center you. Right. Because you can’t be up and down with with your emotions and how you feel. And you really have to get into like just the the nuts and bolts of this is the setup and this is my thought process or, you know, the, my intuition and, that’s that’s something I had to learn as a therapist. Like I don’t or as a coach, really, I don’t coach so that I could make people money. I coach because when I get a new client, I’m curious, like, oh, right, what what set of it have problems or issues are coming in to my door and what can we do about it? I don’t wake up like, oh, I’m going to save this person. It’s just more like and then, you know, if the outcome doesn’t go my way, I don’t have to get too upset about it. I mean, of course I care, but yeah, if you’re if you’re a trader and you could ground yourself and remind yourself why you’re doing this and and then also, I think this is a really fine point that people sometimes don’t understand. If you’re trading to feel good, then that’s going to mess you up to like you need to trade because you like it on a deep level and you want to make money. You don’t do it because you know, your wife left you and your dog died, and I just want to get a hit of dopamine. Like, that’s not going to work out, right? Andrew Mitchem Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Right. And another thing, I think it’d be really interesting to hear your thoughts on is one thing I pride ourselves on is not only do we just have one strategy, but we have a massive community and we’re all trading that one strategy. When I started out, it was in, I’m talking 20 plus years ago now. It was in the early days of a couple of trading forums, and you used to go on to these forums because, you know, trading is a lonely business, you know, otherwise, you know, no one understands what you’re doing. Even today and back then don’t forget, that was the dial up internet days. And and the. Yeah, right. Traditional forum sites don't work. Andrew Mitchem I quite often have to get a connection. Yeah. But, you know, I used to go on to a four on the forum sites and then you’d find a thread, someone created this strategy, and then every time someone would come in and go, I think it should add this indicator, and, and it just blew out into a complete argument and mess. And I realized that when I started the coaching, I didn’t want that situation happening because it frustrated me when I was learning. So one of the things I’m really proud of is our community that we have on our forum site and webinars that we hold everybody, no matter what stage of the like, the journey they’re on. They’re all out there trading the one system, but they’re all out there helping each other. And I find that having that back up, to follow someone, to watch someone to ask someone is such an underestimated part of a trade, a success. Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah, that’s great. And you’re right, it is such a lonely job. I mean, you’re looking at screens and. Yeah. How is your how’s your spouse supposed to understand really what you’re going through? And of course, they’ll probably get sick of you talking about it too. But, Yeah. Isn’t that such a great feeling is to be able to help each other? And I trust that your people are good at sharing their losses. Right? Because I think, you know, whatever you focus on, you magnify. And if you want clicks, like if you’re an influencer, you want clicks, you’re going to be selling the dream. And it’s really like, I’m sorry to be crude, but it’s kind of like you can go on social media and you just see these people masturbating and and you think like, well, why can’t I do that? And they seem relatable. They’re real people. It’s not like they’re on TV and they’re celebrities. Like it’s real people. And then they only say, you can do what I did if you buy my stuff. But, I hope that in your community, in your forums, like, people are real with each other, right? Be real with your trading. Andrew Mitchem Absolutely. There’s everything on that. And we, you know, just before we started, I just posted two winning trades on the losing trades that happened overnight. And we post all of our trades profitable and not because you can still learn from those. We’re not out there looking like, look at me. All these beautiful profitable trades, all post trades that lose. And you know all we’re going back to is that same thing is that our losses were controlled. But the the setup that we took at the time looked very good. Otherwise we wouldn’t have taken it. And the market, something happened. It didn’t go in our favor. Okay. That’s a shame. We don’t like that. But it’s the way it is. But our loss is controlled and, you know. But then the profitable trades that we have made up for that loss plus more. And so I’m a firm believer and we show everything. And that’s the beauty of posting trades like on a daily basis for people right around the world to look at and follow. And also it teaches them the, the I suppose the discipline of these people who have done this for years and years still have losing trades. And that’s fine to have providing we, you know, you look back and and get you full. You shouldn’t have taken that because of A, B and C, and that’s a lesson. But you know, hopefully we don’t do that very often. But the market sometimes will do what the market wants to do. You can have an A grade setup and it doesn’t work. But and that’s part of the lesson the discipline, the journey. Dr. Dave Bonanno Right. And and it’s really hard I think for a lot of people to be comfortable with not knowing something. So yeah, if if the outcome isn’t what you wanted, it could have been one of a million things. And you can never really. Right. So I mean, of course you’re going to gauge, your outcomes and you’re going to journal and what went right and what went wrong. But it’s every single time you’re really just inferring the probability of what happened. And you don’t have that real solid ground to, to feel comfortable on. Right. Like you’re just always kind of guessing to some degree. And you have to be okay with that. And I think it is really, really helpful to have other people remind you of that because, yeah, we could tell ourselves all day, oh, I’m going to have losses. And you know, I’m not perfect person or whatever, but if you actually have somebody else remind you of that, like, dude, you’re you’re still damn good. You’re still like, you know, the shot good person. Then I think that’s yeah, crucial. It is you. So that’s really cool. Contacting Dr Dave. Andrew Mitchem Absolutely. So, Dr. Dave. How can someone find you? And what are they going to like? What situation scenario are they going to be in to say, I need this, guys, help? Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah. Great. So I don’t want to sound like anybody has mindset problems, but I do want to underscore how there’s just a lot of things going on that once again, we’re not fully aware of. And it doesn’t mean that there’s anything wrong with you. Anything. So yeah, I’ve worked with a whole bunch of people and some of them had issues in their regular life, and some were really dead end. As a matter of fact, that’s one thing I like about working with traders as opposed to PTSD, because they say if they say, you know, you are who you associate with. I was like, oh my God, I’ve been associating with the most damaged people in society for decades. But so yeah, I love working with traders. You can you can look me up at WB ww dot max discipline.com or we’ll have links. I just published a book on Amazon called The Consistently Calm Trader. And people have been having really good feedback for you there. And, if you wouldn’t mind, I’d like to just give one more tip to your audience, which is the best way to handle losses is not to get upset or try harder, or even to try to ignore how you feel about it. If you can actually be sad. And I know nobody wants to feel sad, but if the market doesn’t go your way today and you can just actually literally feel that like sad about it for even like ten minutes, then you’re you’re not adding any type of adrenaline to the equation and you’re accepting reality as opposed to, well, it shouldn’t happen this way or I should have done this. That’s not reality. If you’re talking about what should have happened and then because you can accept reality, you can move on and, and really come to a, later with a clean slate. Does that make sense? Andrew Mitchem Yeah. It’s a really interesting approach. I like that very simple, but easy to do. Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah. You got to be sad. Andrew Mitchem Yeah, well, that’s good because not people don’t tell you those type of things go right. Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah, yeah. Andrew Mitchem Hey what I want to hear I yeah, it’s good. That’s a really good approach. I like it because you have to be able to like, you know, the whole phrase of get back on the horse tomorrow, you know, and and if you’re still angry because of yesterday’s losses or the market didn’t do what I thought it should do, and you’re still, like, venting over that? How on earth can you expect to approach the next trade or the next day with any clarity? Dr. Dave Bonanno Yeah. And you can’t just tell yourself, oh, well, I’ll forget it and I’ll be fine. No, it’s just that’s not the way to go. Like you have to address these things. And so, you know, I don’t know how it is in New Zealand, but here in the States, like, I can’t stand how everybody’s trying to live their best life all the time. And, you know, if you ask somebody how they doing and if they if they don’t say awesome, then you’re like, oh my God. Well what’s wrong? Like what’s wrong with you? You know, like, I mean, I of course, you know, I like about us here in the States that we, we strive we, we have really high expectations. But I think it can really backfire for a lot of people. And then, yeah, if you’re on social media and you’re seeing all these people with their lambos and their, you know, their houses and stuff, I mean, it’s just going to get you down. So, yeah, if you could be sad, you could accept where you are. What has happened, and then you can get right back on the horse and, go where you need to go. Andrew Mitchem Yeah. That’s awesome. Hey, thank you so much today, dogs. I love chatting to you. And I think there’s just been massively beneficial. As you mentioned, we’ll put links to your site on here as well. So anybody can click on that and find out more about what you do. And yeah, thank you for your time. It’s been thoroughly enjoyable and I think it’s been massively helpful for everybody. Thank you very much. Dr. Dave Bonanno I was so glad to hear that. Yeah, it was really fun for me too. And thank you. Andrew Mitchem Awesome. Thank you. Episode Title: #626: The Psychology Hack Every Trader Needs Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass YouTube: Dr. David Bonanno Enroll to Max Discipline Click Here to Learn More About Max Discipline Click Here to Checkout the Book: The Consistently Calm Trader: Master the War Between Discipline

Gudrun Johnston has a deep legacy in Shetland knitting: her father's family comes from the islands, and her mother founded a knitwear company that blended contemporary silhouettes with Fair Isle motifs, a business she called the Shetland Trader. But although Gudrun grew up wearing her mother's designs, she didn't learn to knit from her. Growing up largely elsewhere in Scotland, she learned the craft as a child, but it didn't become central to her life for decades. She eventually fell in love with knitting, thousands of miles from Shetland. In 2007, she published her first design, a skirt in a hemp-blend yarn for her daughter. From that point, knitting and Shetland drew her back more and more. Developing her own design style, she incorporated stitches and motifs from traditional knitting and found a deep affinity with yarn milled locally from the traditional dual-coated sheep. As generations of local knitters did before her, she draws on elements from elsewhere but gives them a distinctly Shetland flair. Although knitters worldwide know about haps and Fair Isle knitting today, the island's knitting tradition has faced economic threats over the years. Many knitters practiced the craft to make a bit of income, and a better-paying option (an oil terminal that opened in the mid-1970s) led to the dwindling of the cottage knitting industry. However, in tandem with the active local guild, Shetland Wool Week, and the new Shetland Organisation of Knitters, local knitters have preserved their traditions and are happy to share their knowledge. Gudrun unites her own style with her Shetland roots in her designs, most recently the book Grand Shetland Adventure Knits, which she co-authored with her friend Mary Jane Mucklestone. She is at work on a new book exploring colorwork in a collection of knitted vests. Links Grand Shetland Adventure Knits by Gudrun Johnston and Mary Jane Mucklestone See Gudrun's tutorials and podcast episodes at her YouTube channel Find the Identity Cowl in the Farm & Fiber Knits library [Shetland Wool Week](*https://www.shetlandwoolweek.com/videos/how-to-wool-week/) Shetland Guild of Spinners, Knitters, Weavers and Dyers Shetland Organisation of Knitters This episode is brought to you by: Treenway Silks is where weavers, spinners, knitters and stitchers find the silk they love. Select from the largest variety of silk spinning fibers, silk yarn, and silk threads & ribbons at TreenwaySilks.com. You'll discover a rainbow of colors, thoughtfully hand-dyed in Colorado. Love natural? Treenway's array of wild silks provide choices beyond white. If you love silk, you'll love Treenway Silks, where superior quality and customer service are guaranteed. If you love knitting, quilting, and all things fiber, you have to check out the new Fiber + Fabric Craft Festival. It's brought to you by the team behind h+h Americas, premier craft trade shows across the U.S. They have something for everyone—from consumers to retailers to manufacturers. Come shop, learn, and get inspired. Learn more at FiberFabricCraft.com.

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are rapidly expanding—with over $63 billion in 2025 volume—and are increasingly likely to reach the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) by 2026–2027. A legal battle is brewing between platforms arguing they are federally regulated "event contracts" (via CFTC) and state regulators labeling them illegal gambling.Guest: Ryan VanGrack, VP of Legal and Global Head of Litigation at Coinbase00:00 intro00:09 Private Market Exposure00:44 Investing in Polymarket vs Kalshi01:49 USDC Yields & No Fees02:50 A.I. Agents Will Look For Lowest Fees03:50 Chris Christie vs Prediction Markets04:29 Quacks Like Gary Gensler06:09 Sportsbook vs Derivatives07:40 Federal vs State Regulators08:39 Kalshi Contract Outrage12:18 War Markets?13:46 Social Utility16:20 Insider Trading & Manipulation16:57 It's Already Being Policed18:15 New Tax on Losses if States Win20:03 LIGHTNING ROUND#Crypto #Polymarket #Kalshi~Will Prediction Markets Be Banned?

In this episode of The Trader's Journey, Anthony sits down with Peter Robbins, author of The Trader's Journey: Navigating the Path to Trading Success, for a practical, honest conversation about what you need to know about success in trading. Peter shares top lessons from over 40 years of trading experience. He explains why most traders begin with almost no understanding of risk, why the first question should be "Why are you trading—and should you be trading?", and how a gap in mentorship quietly derails even smart, hardworking people. They dig into the foundations that matter: realistic expectations, aligning your trading style with your real life, adapting to changing market regimes, and the uncomfortable truth that psychology—execution under pressure—is often the real edge. If you're tired of vague motivation and want a clear framework for building a sustainable trading career, this episode will help set your standards—and give you a blueprint you can revisit as you grow.

Hohe Spritpreise sorgen regelmäßig für Diskussionen. An der Tankstelle entsteht schnell der Eindruck, der Ölpreis müsse gerade explodieren. Doch ein Blick auf die tatsächlichen Daten zeigt etwas Überraschendes: Der Ölpreis liegt heute deutlich unter seinem historischen Allzeithoch. Warum fühlt sich Tanken trotzdem so teuer an? Und was hat das Ganze eigentlich mit Trading zu tun? In dieser Folge sprechen wir darüber, warum der Preis an der Zapfsäule oft wenig mit dem eigentlichen Ölpreis zu tun hat und welche Rolle Steuern, Politik und Marktstruktur dabei spielen. Gleichzeitig schauen wir uns an, warum der Ölmarkt für Trader einer der spannendsten Märkte überhaupt ist. Du erfährst, warum Öl ein wichtiger Indikator für die Weltwirtschaft ist, welche Faktoren den Preis wirklich bewegen und warum viele professionelle Trader den Ölmarkt genau beobachten – selbst wenn sie hauptsächlich im Forex-Markt unterwegs sind. Außerdem geht es darum, welche Zusammenhänge zwischen Ölpreis und Währungen bestehen, warum Märkte häufig anders reagieren als die öffentliche Wahrnehmung und wie du als Trader lernen kannst, solche Diskrepanzen für deine Marktanalyse zu nutzen. Eine Folge über Energiepreise, Marktpsychologie und darüber, warum Trader lernen müssen, hinter die Schlagzeilen zu schauen.

Get Up resumes with the latest extraterrestrial sighting in San Antonio! Did Wemby prove the Spurs can win the Championship this year? (0:00) Meanwhile - Jayson Tatum's long awaited returns comes tonight against the Mavs! Will he help or hurt Boston's title chances? (15:10) Then - Trader Mike is wheelin' and dealin'!! How many first round picks would Myles Garrett cost? Which team needs A.J. Brown the most? (23:40) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Du tradest seit Jahren, hast Kurse besucht, Strategien ausprobiert – und trotzdem ist dein Konto noch nicht profitabel? In dieser Folge decken wir die wahren Gründe auf, warum viele Trader nach 3 Jahren immer noch nicht gewinnen. Keine oberflächlichen Tipps – wir sprechen über die entscheidenden Faktoren: Warum zu viel Wissen ohne Praxis dich stoppt Wie eine klare Routine dein Trading verändert Warum der Kontostand nicht alles über deinen Erfolg sagt Die Bedeutung von Geduld, mentaler Stärke und Prozessdisziplin Am Ende weißt du genau, was du jetzt ändern musst, um endlich echte Fortschritte zu machen.

Il y a des trajectoires qu'aucun scénariste n'oserait écrire.Ferdinand Ayrault : ancien trader en salle des marchés, magicien professionnel, et désormais l'un des Français les plus en vue sur le circuit ultra américain.Il y a des coureurs qui arrivent au trail par vocation. Ferdinand, lui, y est arrivé par hasard— une promesse oubliée lors d'une soirée un peu arrosée à Hong Kong, des chaussures empruntées trois pointures trop grandes, et une nuit blanche sur les sentiers de l'Oxfam Trailwalker. C'était il y a quelques années. Depuis, le décor a changé, mais l'élan, lui, n'a jamais faibli.À 33 ans, Ferdinand vit à New York, à deux pas de Central Park. Ancien trader en salle des marchés, il a tout quitté pour vivre de ses deux passions : la magie — il se produit sous le nom de The Magic Runner — et la course à pied. Dans cet épisode, il nous raconte ce chemin improbable, de la finance à l'ultra, de Hong Kong au désert de l'Arizona, avec cette légèreté communicative et ce feu intérieur qui font toute sa singularité.Le cœur de l'épisode, c'est la Black Canyon Ultra — 100 kilomètres à travers le désert de Sonoran, l'une des courses phares du World Trail Major circuit américain, avec un golden ticket pour la Western States à la clé. Ferdinand y revient pour la troisième fois en 2026, après une première édition prometteuse et une deuxième rocambolesque : égaré sans eau dans le désert, dépouillé de son chrono en dépit de sa bonne foi, disqualifié. De quoi revenir les dents serrées.Il nous raconte cette nouvelle tentative avec une clarté désarmante — les problèmes d'estomac, le doute au kilomètre 30, la remontée sur la deuxième partie avec son pacer Will Murray à ses côtés, et cette sixième place à quatre minutes du ticket tant convoité. Une course à la fois frustrante et magnifique, qui dit beaucoup sur ce que l'endurance fait à un athlète — et à un homme.On parle aussi de culture trail américaine, du pacing, de la scène ultra outre-Atlantique, et de cette philosophie qui irrigue tout son chemin : good training.Parce que pour Ferdinand, chaque épreuve — qu'elle soit réussie ou non — est une matière première. Un tour de passe-passe pour avancer.Episode intégral disponible le mercredi 25 février.***Course Épique, c'est le podcast running et trail qui vous fait vivre dans chaque épisode une histoire de course à pied hors du commun.Pour ne rien manquer de notre actualité et vivre les coulisses du podcast, suivez-nous sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/courseepique.podcast/Retrouvez également Course Epique en vidéo sur YouTube : https://bit.ly/courseepique_youtubeCourse Épique, un podcast imaginé et animé par Guillaume Lalu et produit par Sportcast Studios Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Kentucky…once part of the East Central Commonwealth before the Great War, had been a place of Whiskey and Thoroughbreds, where the elite came to witness the Great Kentucky Derby while the factories of Louisville and Lexington turned out armaments for the conflict with China.The horses are long gone, as are the elites and their factories, leaving a broken and blighted landscape behind for the survivors. Now known more as a place you pass through - casting glances at the remains of the old world on your way to somewhere else - old Kentucky ain't what it used to be.Trader Red hadn't meant to get herself caught in the middle of yet another mess…but here she was, watching over a bunch of folks she neither knew nor really cared to, as her eyes were still cast to those hills far to the south in Tennessee.But the Wasteland has a habit of turning any straight line into one damn twisted pretzel…and choices, good or bad, have consequences long down the line.

Certains parcours dépassent tout ce qu'on pourrait imaginer.Ferdinand Airault : ancien trader en salle des marchés, magicien professionnel, et désormais l'un des Français les plus en vue sur le circuit ultra américain.Il y a des coureurs qui arrivent au trail par vocation. Ferdinand, lui, y est arrivé par hasard— une promesse oubliée lors d'une soirée un peu arrosée à Hong Kong, des chaussures empruntées trois pointures trop grandes, et une nuit blanche sur les sentiers de l'Oxfam Trailwalker. C'était il y a quelques années. Depuis, le décor a changé, mais l'élan, lui, n'a jamais faibli.À 33 ans, Ferdinand vit à New York, à deux pas de Central Park. Ancien trader en salle des marchés, il a tout quitté pour vivre de ses deux passions : la magie — il se produit sous le nom de The Magic Runner — et la course à pied. Dans cet épisode, il nous raconte ce chemin improbable, de la finance à l'ultra, de Hong Kong au désert de l'Arizona, avec cette légèreté communicative et ce feu intérieur qui font toute sa singularité.Le cœur de l'épisode, c'est la Black Canyon Ultra — 100 kilomètres à travers le désert de Sonoran, l'une des courses phares du World Trail Major circuit américain, avec un golden ticket pour la Western States à la clé. Ferdinand y revient pour la troisième fois en 2026, après une première édition prometteuse et une deuxième rocambolesque : égaré sans eau dans le désert, dépouillé de son chrono en dépit de sa bonne foi, disqualifié. De quoi revenir les dents serrées.Il nous raconte cette nouvelle tentative avec une clarté désarmante — les problèmes d'estomac, le doute au kilomètre 30, la remontée sur la deuxième partie avec son pacer Will Murray à ses côtés, et cette sixième place à quatre minutes du ticket tant convoité. Une course à la fois frustrante et magnifique, qui dit beaucoup sur ce que l'endurance fait à un athlète — et à un homme.On parle aussi de culture trail américaine, du pacing, de la scène ultra outre-Atlantique, et de cette philosophie qui irrigue tout son chemin : good training.Parce que pour Ferdinand, chaque épreuve — qu'elle soit réussie ou non — est une matière première. Un tour de passe-passe pour avancer.Episode intégral disponible le mercredi 4 mars.***Course Épique, c'est le podcast running et trail qui vous fait vivre dans chaque épisode une histoire de course à pied hors du commun.Pour ne rien manquer de notre actualité et vivre les coulisses du podcast, suivez-nous sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/courseepique.podcast/Retrouvez également Course Epique en vidéo sur YouTube : https://bit.ly/courseepique_youtubeCourse Épique, un podcast imaginé et animé par Guillaume Lalu et produit par Sportcast Studios Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Über das Wochenende ist der Nahost-Konflikt eskaliert: der Tod des obersten Führers im Iran, Flugchaos in Dubai und blockierte Lieferketten haben die Märkte stillstehen lassen. In dieser Podcast-Folge nehmen wir dich mit hinter die Kulissen: Wie wirken diese Ereignisse auf Forex, Gold, Nasdaq und Öl? Welche psychologischen Mechanismen bestimmen die Marktreaktionen? Und wie kannst du dich mental und strategisch vorbereiten, bevor die Charts am Montag öffnen? Lerne, Szenarien zu analysieren, Korrelationen zu verstehen und Volatilität rational einzuordnen – ein Deep Dive für Trader, die vorbereitet handeln wollen, statt nur zu reagieren.

This week Kevin & Patrick welcome, Trader Ferg. They discuss, a contrarian investing mindset, commodity and energy opportunities, China/emerging-market tailwinds, and key macro risks. Sign up for a FREE 14-day trial at Big Picture Trading:  https://secure.bigpicturetrading.com/membership/signup/jpX05srf Subscribe To Patrick's YouTube Chanell: https://www.youtube.com/@Patrick_Ceresna Visit our merch store!!! https://www.themarkethuddlemerch.com/ To receive our emails with the charts and links each week, please register at: https://markethuddle.com/

Are you looking to save time, make money, and start winning with less risk? Then head to https://www.ovtlyr.com.What does it actually look like to take 37,000 trades in a year… and still finish with a 230% return?In this conversation, Forte opens up about what high-level scalping really demands. Not the highlight reel. Not the rented supercar narrative. The real, gritty version that includes drawdowns, emotional mistakes, and constant adaptation.At 29 years old, Forte finished sixth in the U.S. Investing Championship with a verified 230% return in a single year. His focus? Ultra-fast scalps in U.S. equities, often holding positions for under 60 seconds. Some days it's 200 trades. Other days it's 600. Fully manual execution. Tight risk. No autopilot.What makes this powerful is the transparency.There's honest talk about taking a 40% drawdown. About hesitating on exits. About how even after years in the market, emotional discipline can slip for a moment and cost real money. The discussion goes deep into studying Market Wizards, Jesse Livermore, and why reading about other traders blowing up might be the fastest way to avoid doing it yourself.Inside this conversation:✅ Why stocks trending up on the daily chart are easier to scalp✅ How position sizing expands only when a real edge appears✅ Why two losing months can still be completely normal✅ The myth of consistent monthly income from trading✅ How mental resilience separates average traders from competitorsOne theme stands out. There is no timeless strategy. Markets evolve. Edges fade. What worked last year might stop next month. The only constant is discipline, adaptability, and cutting losses without hesitation.Forte also shares insights on execution costs, liquidity traps, illiquid stocks, and the psychological pressure of competing publicly with verified results.If you're serious about day trading, scalping, and building a durable edge in the stock market, this conversation will challenge how you think about consistency, risk, and long-term survival.Watch it all the way through. The depth hits differently when it comes from someone actively in the arena.Subscribe to OVTLYR for disciplined trading strategies that actually make sense.

In this special daily editorial, we are pleased to introduce Trader Ferg, a contrarian investor and author of the Trader Ferg Substack. With a focus on deeply unloved, cyclical sectors, Trader Ferg joins us to share which sectors and subsectors of stocks have the best long-term upside, mostly in commodities.  Key Discussion Points Oil Services and Offshore Drilling: An analysis of the "beat-up" oil service space, specifically focusing on the survivors of the 2014 and 2020 downturns and the massive potential in drill rig fleets as capacity remains tight. Uranium and Nuclear Energy: Why uranium remains one of the most "airtight" investment theses in the market, with a focus on the necessity of price floors reaching triple digits to incentivize essential greenfield production. Global Exchange Operators: A unique look at the "toll road" business model of exchanges (EXS).    Click here to read over Trader Ferg's background. - https://traderferg.substack.com/about     Click here to visit Trader Ferg's Substack. - https://traderferg.substack.com/   ----------------- For more market commentary & interview summaries, subscribe to our Substacks:  The KE Report: https://kereport.substack.com/  Shad's resource market commentary: https://excelsiorprosperity.substack.com/   Investment disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security or investment product. Investing in equities, commodities, really everything involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Guests and hosts may own shares in companies mentioned.

Veo tantos errores en la elaboración del plan de riesgo de cada Trader, que me vi en la necesidad de dar esta guía para verificar y que puedas hacer una gestión de riesgo rentable a largo plazo y de la forma correcta.

Will the Patriots be spenders this offseason? // Another Tom Brady Controversy? // Jeremy Swayman's comments on President Trump's joke // Can this year's Red Sox offense be better than last? // Audacy Sports/WEEI Red Sox Insider Rob Bradford joins the show // 2nd half expectations for the Boston Bruins // On the Clock: Fixing Tanking in the NBA // WEEI Celtics Insider Justin Turpin Joins the Show joins the show // Keefer Madness // Revisiting Mike Vrabel's comments on offseason spending // Grab Bag // Clip Du Jour/Crossover with WEEI Afternoons //

Wir schauen heute auf ein Beispiel, wie man Aktien an der Börse handelt. Dafür nehmen wir 50.000 Euro. Wie könnten Anleger diese dann investieren? „In unserem Beispiel hatte der Anleger eine gute Fundamental- und Chartanalyse. Der Markt hatte geliefert bis mir an Momentum verloren hatten. Der Trader hat die Position aber zu schwer gemacht und war voll investiert ohne liquide Mittel. Er hat mehrere Ausstiegspunkte nicht getroffen. Es gilt die Risiken zu managen", sagt der Senior Börsenhändler und Kapitalmarktexperte Tim Oechsner (Steubing AG). Alle Details erklärt der Experte im Interview von Inside Wirtschaft-Chefredakteur Manuel Koch an der Frankfurter Börse und mehr Infos auf https://inside-wirtschaft.de

Send a textWhich sport is best for trading — football, horse racing, or both? The real answer depends on your lifestyle, your time, and the type of trader you want to become.In this episode, we break down how to choose the right sport to trade based on when you're available, how hands-on you want to be, and whether you prefer set-and-forget betting or active trading.You'll learn:How your schedule naturally points to football or horse racingThe difference between set-and-forget betting and active tradingPre-match vs in-play trading explained simplyHow to align your trading style with your personality and lifestyleIf you've ever wondered where to focus your time to get the best results, this will help you decide.Support the showTwitter: @BetfairTCWebsite: https://betfairtradingcommunity.com/en/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/betfairtradingcommunity

Muchos solo se dejan llevar por resultados, pero de verdad les puede salir muy caro y hasta en un punto dejar el Trading por completo por elegir mal, cuidado en caer en esto.

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In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Andy Swan to the show. Andy is the co-founder of LikeFolio, a financial-technology company focused on providing its clients with actionable research based on consumer-driven data. He has a free report focused on a new wave of health care and AI that can inform investors of how to best prepare before it arrives. You can download the report here.   Andy kicks things off by sharing how LikeFolio evolved from being designed to create "like" portfolios for social media users based on the companies they and their friends are interested in to being geared toward investors and traders. He says that the data from social media and other publicly available sources is very powerful because it can show where consumer sentiment is for a product and can help estimate sales for a product before an earnings report is released. Andy then provides some of his background in trading, along with his rules for investing.   Next, Andy states that investors need to have some guardrails in place to protect their capital when investing. However, he believes that there's no "one size fits all" method and that investors need to ensure that the rules they establish match their approach. Andy switches the topic to the ease and accessibility of trading with apps like Robinhood. But he warns users to beware leveraged exchange-traded funds – while they sound appealing because of the potential to triple gains, "poisonous" stocks in a fund could send you tumbling. He then gives his thoughts on how AI is changing the world and what he thinks is the next step in its development.   Finally, Andy discusses how one company is currently hated due to its financials, but according to his data, consumers are gravitating toward it. He compares it with other stocks that lost money early on but turned into behemoths in today's market due to new customers consistently using their products. This company could follow in their steps based on his data. And Andy provides his thoughts on the type of mentality to have as an investor.

In this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey welcome Andy Swan to the show. Andy is the co-founder of LikeFolio, a financial-technology company focused on providing its clients with actionable research based on consumer-driven data. He has a free report focused on a new wave of health care and AI that can inform investors of how to best prepare before it arrives. You can download the report here.   Andy kicks things off by sharing how LikeFolio evolved from being designed to create "like" portfolios for social media users based on the companies they and their friends are interested in to being geared toward investors and traders. He says that the data from social media and other publicly available sources is very powerful because it can show where consumer sentiment is for a product and can help estimate sales for a product before an earnings report is released. Andy then provides some of his background in trading, along with his rules for investing.   Next, Andy states that investors need to have some guardrails in place to protect their capital when investing. However, he believes that there's no "one size fits all" method and that investors need to ensure that the rules they establish match their approach. Andy switches the topic to the ease and accessibility of trading with apps like Robinhood. But he warns users to beware leveraged exchange-traded funds – while they sound appealing because of the potential to triple gains, "poisonous" stocks in a fund could send you tumbling. He then gives his thoughts on how AI is changing the world and what he thinks is the next step in its development.   Finally, Andy discusses how one company is currently hated due to its financials, but according to his data, consumers are gravitating toward it. He compares it with other stocks that lost money early on but turned into behemoths in today's market due to new customers consistently using their products. This company could follow in their steps based on his data. And Andy provides his thoughts on the type of mentality to have as an investor.

Short week – but full of fun… We have been dancing around the 50-day moving average. A rant is about to happen – oh boy, strap in. And what is going on with commodities? A great time to bring on our guest – Carley Garner of DeCarley Trading. NEW! DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE'S AI GENERATED SHOW NOTES (Guest Segment) Carley Garner is a futures and options broker with DeCarley Trading, a division of Zaner Financial Services in Las Vegas, Nevada. With nearly two decades of experience, her commodity market analysis is often referenced on Jim Cramer’s Mad Money on CNBC, and she is a regular guest on Bloomberg Television’s Options Insight segment with Abigail Doolittle. You might also see her on the Cow Guy Close hosted by Scott Shellady on RFD-TV and “Futures” aired on Schwab Network. Garner is a regular contributor to TheStreet.com and its Pro service and is also a regular on the speaking circuit. She can be found at TradersEXPOs and MoneyShows throughout the country. Garner is also an award-winning author of commodity futures and options trading books. In addition to Trading Commodity Options with Creativity, Garner has authored Higher Probability Commodity Trading; A Trader’s First Book on Commodities (three editions); Currency Trading in the Forex and Futures Markets; and Commodity Options. She pens a monthly column for the long-running Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities Magazine. Her e-newsletters, The DeCarley Perspective and The Financial Futures Report have garnered a loyal following; she is also proactive in providing free trading education at www.DeCarleyTrading.com Follow @andrewhorowitz More information available on Horowitz & Company’s TDI Managed Growth Strategy Check this out and find out more at: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/ Stocks mentioned in this episode: (GLD), (SLV), (SPY)

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2022. Our interviews on Entrepreneurs On Fire are meant to be evergreen, and we do our best to confirm that all offers and URL's in these archive episodes are still relevant. Timothy Sykes is a stock trader, teacher, philanthropist, traveler, and a foodie. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. Learning has never been easier. Choose what you love and commit to it. 2. If something doesn't fulfill you, give yourself permission to change. 3. Travel and push your limits. It will shift your perspective on life. Visit Tim's website to learn how he has successfully traded penny stocks for 20 years - TimothySykes.com Sponsors HighLevel - The ultimate all-in-one platform for entrepreneurs, marketers, coaches, and agencies. Learn more at HighLevelFire.com. Cape - A privacy-first mobile carrier, built from the ground up with security as the priority. If you care about protecting your digital life without giving up your smartphone, Cape makes that possible. Visit Cape.co/fire and use code FIRE for 33% off cape for 6 months today! Scaylor - Ready to simplify and unify your business data? Go to Scaylor.com and get your free demo today.

Interview recorded - 18th of February, 2026On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming back Francis Hunt. Francis is a Trader, Technical Analyst, Teacher and originator of the Hunt Volatility Funnel Method.During our conversation we spoke about his overview of the economy and markets, the debt & fiat currency collapse, precious metals reversal, the US being the worse indebted country, silver and more. I hope you enjoy!0:00 - Introduction1:17 - Overview in economy and markets19:33 - Precious metals reversal30:45 - US worse indebted country37:03 - Silver41:45 - One message to takeaway?Francis Hunt, as the originator of the Hunt Volatility Funnel trading methodology, describes himself as a Trader, Technical Analyst and Teacher, is known from his YouTube channel as TheCryptoSniper. He is also the Founder of The Market Sniper.Stemming from his over 30 years of experience and deep immersion in trading and technical analysis of various markets, this unique approach to trading is the culmination of everything he found to have been valuable and profitable on a consistent, reliable basis, distilled into a single all-encompassing trading system that can easily be learned and internalized by others.Francis Hunt made his first investments in 1987 pre-crash and bought his first option in 1991 and has been trading equities and other assets since. He is a technical trader who believes all information related to an asset is reflected in its price and therefore reveal the true market sentiment of that asset.In addition to being a highly successful trader and technical analyst, Francis also enjoys teaching his trading methodology to others. He built a community of like-minded traders around him that supports him and each other with trade ideas and positive reinforcement in an otherwise lonely and harsh environment.Francis Hunt - YouTube - @TheMarketSniper1 Website - https://themarketsniper.com/Twitter - https://twitter.com/themarketsniperWTFinance - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wtfinancee/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/67rpmjG92PNBW0doLyPvfniTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wtfinance/id1554934665?uo=4Twitter - https://twitter.com/AnthonyFatseas

Is trading truly for you — or are you approaching it the wrong way?In this episode, I'm joined by Peter Robbins, a trader with over 50 years of market experience, to mark the release of his new book, The Trader's Journey. We talk about the biggest misconceptions traders hold, why focusing on money too early can slow real progress, and what it really means to treat trading as a serious profession. We explore competence, risk, execution under pressure, and the difference between wanting to trade and being prepared for what trading demands.

Le sujet :Calls, puts, strikes, volatilité: les options restent un mystère pour 99 % des investisseurs français alors qu'elles permettent de limiter les pertes, profiter de l'effet de levier et même performer quand le marché stagne.L'invité du jour :Romain Daubry est le cofondateur de L'Atelier des Options. Au micro de Matthieu Stefani, il démystifie l'univers des options en Bourse. Découvre :Qu'est-ce qu'une option (et pourquoi ce n'est pas si compliqué) ?Call et Put : les deux types d'options à connaîtrePourquoi et comment shorter le marché ?Collar et straddle : les stratégies plus avancéesLes meilleures anecdotes de Romain sur les optionsAvantages :Bonne nouvelle ! Nous avons négocié pour vous un avantage exclusif. Avec le code "la-martingale", vous avez -10% de réduction sur toutes les formations de L'Atelier des Options (valable jusqu'au 31/05/2026). Par ici pour en profiter.Ils citent les références suivantes :Les optionsL'Atelier des Options et leur chaîne YouTubeL'effet de levierPut/CallHedgingOrdre stop loss / stop limitPrix d'exerciceLes stratégies du collar et du straddleLe film The Big Short - 2015Le film Trader - 1999On vous souhaite une très bonne écoute ! C'est par ici si vous préférez Apple Podcasts, ou ici si vous préférez Spotify.Et pour recevoir toutes les actus et des recommandations exclusives, abonnez-vous à la newsletter, c'est par ici.La Martingale est un podcast du label Orso Media.Merci à notre partenaire Louve Invest, l'assurance-vie aux frais les plus bas du marché*.Bénéficiez de 0,39% de frais de gestion à vie sur les supports en unités de compte : https://lp.louveinvest.com/offre-av-la-martingale*Source : Benchmark de novembre 2025 réalisé par Les Echos Études.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

If you're flustered about Fibonacci retracements, crazy about candlesticks or just think charts are better with a Bollinger band, the new MarketSurge platform has you covered. Scott St. Clair, Premium Product Group Senior Manager at IBD, reviews the new MarketSurge beta and explains how you can put it to use right away. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Levitan welcomes back a long-time friend of the show, Chief Investment Officer at Caption Jason Strasser, for a record-breaking 5th time to deep dive into the evolving financial markets and how to make sense of them.Adam and Jason discuss the AI revolution, the pressure on social media and the future of Bitcoin, catching you up with all the crucial information you need to understand the current state of the financial markets.Want ETR on your team this season? Our 2026 NFL Best Ball product has you covered with:Real-Time RankingsResearch & Analysis ArticlesDraft Strategy ContentDraft LivestreamsDiscord CommunityQ&As with ETR TeamSubscribe now at https://establishtherun.com/subscribe/FREE NEWSLETTER: Tired of attention-seeking hot takes? Get the highest-quality fantasy football analysis in your inbox, FREE: https://establishtherun.kit.com/emailDFS OPTIMIZER: Sign up for THE SOLVER for access to the software we think fantasy players need to win: https://thesolver.com/?ref=etrSPORTSBOOK OFFERS: We've partnered with several major sportsbook outlets to help supply you with the best offers in the industry and ensure you're maximizing your bankroll from the start: https://establishtherun.com/offers/FOLLOW US: Check out our social media channels for FREE fantasy football & DFS videos, analysis, and more: https://linktr.ee/establishtherun

Marc Walton is a Professional Forex Mentor and Trader, and ex-fund manager, who has been working in the finance industry for over 25+ years. He started FMP in 2008 and mentors students on how to trade professionally.He retired from full-time trading in spring 2020 and now focuses on running Forex Mentor Pro, which is his passion. On top of that, he takes on a few private clients who wish to fast-track their trading progress each year. He also actively invests in metals, mining stocks, and cryptocurrencies, which he shares with students in his second business, Your Investing Future.Summary of PodcastRetirement planning and financial educationMarc discussed the importance of financial education, noting that most people lack understanding of how money and the financial system work. He shared his own experiences of learning about personal finance, investing, and alternative income streams like trading and crypto. Marc emphasised the need to be proactive in managing one's finances and not relying solely on traditional retirement plans, which he believes are inadequate for the longer lifespans people are now experiencing.The impact of AI and automationThe group discussed the growing impact of AI and automation on jobs, with Marc and Kevin sharing examples of how AI is already replacing certain tasks previously done by human workers, including graduate-level research and analysis. They noted that this trend will likely accelerate, requiring people to adapt and find new ways to create value.Retirement activities and challengesThe conversation turned to the challenges of finding fulfilling activities and ways to spend time in retirement. Marc shared his own struggles with this, while Graham and Kevin acknowledged similar difficulties in figuring out how they want to spend their time post-retirement, beyond hobbies like golf that they don't find particularly engaging. The group agreed that maintaining mental and physical health is crucial.The Next 100 Days Podcast Co-HostsGraham ArrowsmithGraham founded Finely Fettled ten years ago to help business owners and marketers market to affluent and high-net-worth customers. He's the founder of MicroYES, a Partner for MeclabsAI, where he introduces AI Agents that you can talk to, that increase engagement, dwell time, leads, and conversions. Now, Graham is offering Answer Engine Optimisation that gets you ready to be found by LLM search.Kevin ApplebyKevin specialises in finance transformation and implementing business change. He's the COO of GrowCFO, which provides both community and CPD-accredited training designed to grow the next generation of finance leaders. You can find Kevin on LinkedIn and at kevinappleby.com

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Become a Consistently Profitable Trader in 2026 (1-Hour Masterclass) In episode 546 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, we will be listening to six professional traders revealing the hard truths that transformed their careers—from the long-term mindset that actually works, to the systematic rules that finally overcame emotional trading, and how to read markets instead of trying to predict them. The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube. >> Watch the video recording! Topics Covered In This Episode 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:25 Austin Silver - What consistency really means as a trader 00:13:19 Adam Grimes - Practical psychology tools for trading discipline 00:27:15 TraderNick - The long-term mindset that works 00:34:22 Sunny J. Harris - How to adapt and evolve your trading over your career 00:41:29 Dave Floyd - Reading markets, not predicting them 00:54:50 Paras Jandwani - How systematic rules overcome emotional trading What did you like best in this podcast episode? Let's talk in the comments below, or join me in the Facebook group! Desire To Trade's Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist One-Page Trading Plan (free template) Recommended brokers: EightCap (preferred Crypto and FX Broker) AxiTrader (use our link to get a special bonus) Desire To TRADE Academy About The Desire To Trade Podcast Subscribe via iTunes (take 2 seconds and leave the podcast a review!) Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via TuneIn Subscribe via Google Play See all podcast episodes What one thing will you implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

Send a textWhat does it really take to go from surviving your life to intentionally designing it?In this powerful episode of The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast, I sit down with Sun Yong Kim-Manzolini, CEO of Lush Enterprises, to explore resilience, mindset, financial freedom, and what's possible when you decide that “good enough” no longer means settling.Sun Yong's story is nothing short of remarkable. Raised in orphanages in South Korea, later adopted as a teenager, and eventually becoming a single mother working a $35,000-a-year job, she found herself exhausted, financially stuck, and craving a different life. With no savings and no safety net, Sun Yong made a bold decision—to retire early and learn options trading.That decision changed everything.Today, Sun Yong helps others—especially single mothers—create financial security and flexibility through her M.I.R.A.C.L.E. system, empowering them to spend less time working and more time living.But this episode goes far beyond money.This conversation is about:Learning to trust yourself againTaking action even when fear is loudRewriting the beliefs you inherited from your pastAnd giving yourself permission to want moreIf you're a mompreneur who feels overwhelmed, stretched thin, or quietly wondering if there's another way—this episode is for you.

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In this episode of The Trader's Journey, Anthony sits down with Nick Kasnett (NKaz) to review his incredible account growth for 2025 — over 600% – not as a flex, but as a case study in consistency, journaling, and risk. Nick explains why he came into 2025 with no big expectations, how he finally broke long-standing patterns of big, avoidable losses, and why this year felt different: fewer home runs, more singles and doubles, and an obsessive focus on small losses, price action, and letting go of bias. Nick then lays out the lessons he's taking into 2026 AND shares direct advice for traders who had a career year and for those who had a disastrous 2025 and are trying to rebuild.

Most capable, ambitious traders don't struggle because they lack discipline or motivation.They struggle when pressure quietly changes how they show up.In this episode, Agnieszka explores a belief many high performers hold — “I work best under pressure” — and how that belief can shape behavior in ways traders don't always see.You'll learn:Why pressure doesn't just test discipline, but alters decision-makingHow effort and forcing can actually increase internal pressureWhat early signs of change look like before performance improvesWhy internal shifts always come before external resultsThis episode isn't about fixing yourself or adding more tools.It's about understanding what's really happening beneath the surface — and why noticing it changes everything about how you work with yourself as a trader. About Agnieszka WoodFounder and CEO of Ahead Coach, Trading Mindset Coach and TraderAgnieszka Wood, is a passionate and accomplished day trader with over a decade of hands-on experience in the financial markets. Coming originally from Poland but having spent most of her life abroad, notably in the Netherlands and the United States, Agnieszka brings a diverse perspective to her work. Her journey is marked by conquering challenges, a deep passion for self-development, a commitment to unlocking her full potential, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.Since 2019, Agnieszka has taken on the role of Founder and CEO of Ahead Coach, a coaching platform where she conducts her transformative work as a Trading Mindset Coach. Through Ahead Coach, she offers coaching programs for traders that draw on her extensive 20+ year background in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), life coaching and her own experience in trading. Her holistic approach is designed to empower individuals not only in their trading endeavors but also in all aspects of life.Agnieszka's influence extends beyond her coaching practice. She is a respected speaker at various trading events, where she shares her insights and knowledge with fellow traders and enthusiasts. In the trading education industry, she is known for her expertise in mindset coaching, helping traders overcome psychological barriers and build consistency.Passionate about guiding individuals towards tangible results, Agnieszka thrives on taking on new initiatives and projects that promote personal growth. Her multifaceted expertise, unwavering dedication, and holistic approach make her a trusted coach for those seeking transformation and success.Click Here to Register for the Annual Trading Psychology Conference Feb 12, 2026Click here to download Trader's Good Habit Tracker and discover which habits truly move the needle in your results.  ____________________________________✉ Contact me: launchyourlife@aheadcoach.com____________________________________▶️ My website: https://www.aheadcoach.com/▶️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ahead_Coach▶️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahead.coach/▶️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/agnieszkawoodpage/

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The story of Appalachia has come to a close, but a new story has just become. The Smoky Mountains of Tennessee are calling and Trader Red is going home...what will follow is an epic tale of revenge and remembrance.The Wasteland is a treacherous place, full of dangers both human and monster. On an old Kentucky road, a waylaid family, a group of Raiders, and Trader Red are on a collision course.In the middle of a suffocating dust storm...the Ballad Begins.

Trading doesn't have to consume your life to be effective. In this episode, long-time Option Alpha member Jack Krupey shares how a background in real estate and private equity shaped a steady, market-neutral approach to options trading. Instead of chasing excitement, the focus is on building systems that work across market cycles and fit naturally into daily routines.Discover how defined risk and consistent habits support long-term sustainability, along with practical advice for traders just getting started. If you're looking to build a trading approach that aligns with your lifestyle—instead of fighting it—this conversation offers an actionable perspective.See the full show notes here

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