Price doesn’t move just because of charts or news headlines—it moves because of...
The Fed is cutting rates, but the real action comes from the dot plot and Powell’s tone. Here’s how to trade the most important event of the month.
Kobe’s mindset isn’t limited to basketball—it applies to trading just as much as it does to sports.
Everyone says game theory is important for traders to understand. But why? At its core, game theory gives traders a way to think beyond indicators and price patterns.
Seasonality—the study of recurring patterns in market behavior based on the time of year—is one of the most powerful and overlooked edges in trading.
Understanding and applying these levels in trading can be extremely valuable, not only for identifying potential turning points but also for managing risk and maximizing profits.
Markets rarely move in straight lines. Instead, they spend long stretches trading sideways in what Wyckoff described as accumulation (when large players are building long positions) or distribution (when they are unloading them).
Understanding how to size trades appropriately within the constraints of a prop firm's risk limits is essential to avoid blown-out accounts.
If you're serious about trading, moving averages should be at the core of your strategy.
Most traders don’t fail because they can’t find winning trades, they fail because they can’t stop making losing decisions.
Volume remains one of the most powerful yet underutilized indicators in professional trading.
