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My formula for high short interest

July 21, 2020

A Tuesday Trade Edition: One of the most important concepts in trading is to review your work, and learn from the good and the bad. It’s critical to identify what’s working — to do more of it. Each week, you’ll get a trade from my trading journal, in which I explain my whole thought process from start to finish. Trading is all about finding something that works, and applying it, over and over again. That’s how you find trading success. … Read more

Stacking your Profits

July 16, 2020

There’s a scenario that plays out in Las Vegas casinos all the time… With the strategic, serious player taking winnings from underprepared gamblers. I love and hate all the poker analogies in trading. I hate when people think trading is about gambling, but I love when traders understand it’s all about probabilities — and stacking your chips. Imagine walking through a Las Vegas casino near the poker tables… You see five tables, mostly full. People are laughing and having a … Read more

Knowing the right strategy for your account size

July 14, 2020

A way to improve your trading?

July 9, 2020

Try Making Salsa One of the biggest mistakes that those who are new to trading make is focusing purely on the money. “Wait….what?,” you must be thinking. “I got into this to make money. Of course I would focus on the money. What else would I focus on?” Well, one of the most important lessons I’ve learned throughout my trading career, came from the wise words of John Carter. “Focusing on being a better trader, works so much better than … Read more

An easy double with a small account

July 7, 2020

Uber agrees to buy Postmates

July 6, 2020

In an attempt to give themselves an edge over Lyft, Uber agreed to buy Postmates for $2.65 billion dollars, and today they’re up 4%, but what does this mean for this stock in the long haul? My overall analysis of the situation is that this is an underwhelming move on Uber’s part. Does this give UBER and edge over LYFT? I suppose — as they work on expanding their food delivery market, but I’d argue that LYFT made a smarter … Read more

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