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I have only seldom met a successful trader who had a practice of keeping their head in the sand and avoiding the major news stories around them. Whether it be economic, political, or sports, traders...
I have only seldom met a successful trader who had a practice of keeping their head in the sand and avoiding the major news stories around them. Whether it be economic, political, or sports, traders...
Does $1 Million sound like a lot of money to you? Well, it should because it is a lot of money, and our traders have withdrawn more than that from their Funded Accounts® so far this year.
We just finished celebrating our eighth year of funding traders, and we already have another huge announcement to share with you; $1 Million in Funded Trader withdrawals in 2020! As much as we’d like...
Trading is as much about routine as anything. The markets have a personality based on the time of day, week, and month. As traders, we typically look to identify routine chart patterns and stable...
On average, 70% of traders place substantial importance on trading psychology as part of their overall strategy. Still, only 10-20% of them take the time to put the work in to make the necessary...
Headline risk is back on. So, do you know the difference between good news and bad news? How do you separate it? We spend countless hours sifting through all kinds of data; chart patterns, news...
Getting laid off is a time for soul searching and following your passions. After a layoff while she was pregnant, Jane Gallina went all in on day trading. She joins us this week on Limit Up! to...
One of my favorite movie quotes comes from an obscure comedy film from 1996 called “Down Periscope,” featuring Kelsey Grammer and Rob Schneider, among others. In limited space, I cannot summarize the...
Earlier this year, volatility was widespread across many asset classes as the COVID19 pandemic began to provoke fear around the world, and supply/demand issues ensued. Many global equity markets saw...
An old adage in personal finance says that you should “always pay yourself first.” When this phrase was first coined it referred to setting money aside for retirement as soon you got your paycheck so...
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