786 - Are You Good or Just Lucky?

786 - Are You Good or Just Lucky?

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1350 - The Tiny Decisions That Changed My Trading Forever

The biggest turning points in my trading journey weren't dramatic breakthroughs—they were a handful of small, seemingly insignificant decisions that completely changed the direction of my career. In this episode, I share the choices that made the biggest impact and how making the ...  Show more

1349 - The Biggest Risk Management Mistake in Trading

In this video, I answer a question from a trader who built a profitable trading strategy—but noticed one of the assets lost money over an entire year. Does that mean the strategy is broken?Along the way, I share the painful trading lesson that cost me $60,000, explain why buildin ...  Show more

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