Balancing Trading and Motherhood with Jane Gallina
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...
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...
Samantha LaDuc has a special saying: macro matters! As a Macro-to-Micro Analyst, Samantha does detailed research into both the long and short game to help clients learn to make the best trades at the...
You’ve probably seen this guy before, he’s been around for a while, and now he’s here to talk about his big $8K winner! Michael Patak is Topstep’s founder, Chief Visionary Officer, and the original...
When Marina Villatoro started her website, The Trader Chick, her initial goal was to teach trading basics to entice more women to join the industry. Her simplified, bare-bones approach however, has...
Most traders clock in at their desk or on the floor but never leave the United States. Our guest this week on Limit Up! is Troy Prince who spent the last 20 years traveling the globe and trading in...
This week on Limit Up! Podcast, Jack and Dan take some time to dissect the volatility surrounding Tesla. Conclusion: you’re investing in Elon Musk, not the car company. Jack and Dan also discuss...
A love of computers as a child and a dad who didn’t know how to use one to set up his stock trades spurred Casey Stubbs’ love of trading. After stints in the military and a failed venture in carpet...
The road to becoming a Topstep Funded Trader was not an easy one for Derek M. from Kansas. It took him a while to truly find his balance, but let me tell you, since he earned his wings, he’s been...
William Rhind believes the quickest way to lose money is to not do your homework. Which is why he is joining us today on Limit Up! to educate traders on Exchange Traded Funds. People find these...
Despite all of the setbacks that have been thrown at us so far in 2020, Funded Trader Aaron P from Philadelphia is rising to the occasion and making the markets work for him. Since April, he has...
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