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Trading involves risk and results are never guaranteed. Most fail. In fact, I almost did myself. Educational content only. Not financial advice.
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What Minute Bars Should I Use In Trading?
Ah yes… the age-old question: what timeframe is best? People often ask me why I use 2-minute bars on my
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The Rate Of Change Is Everything When Trading Stocks
One of the most critical variables in trading, particularly when it comes to mean reversion strategies, is being able to
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Trading in No Man’s Land
Have you ever had a huge winning trade… only to give it all back trading the same ticker later? Or
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Expected Value In a Trade Is Always Changing
In trading, there are certain concepts that separate good traders from great ones — and this is one of them.
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What Is a Trading System and Why do I Need One?
Why Every Discretionary Trader Still Needs Structure If you’ve been following my content, chances are you’ve heard me reference
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Lance’s Bobblehead Concept for Traders: Focus on What Matters
You’ve probably heard me talk about it — on podcasts, YouTube, and even FinTwit — the Bobblehead Concept. It’s
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Game Planning: Preparing to Win in Trading and the Stock Market
Trading is hard. Making decisions in real time, under pressure, requires processing countless variables: What’s happening on the daily
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Are You an Analyst or a Trader?
As traders, we often scratch our heads over strange stock moves: A company lands a massive contract but barely
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Do You Wait for the Bar (or Candle) to Close Before You Enter or Exit a Trade?
There’s one question I’ve been asked so many times I feel like I could answer it in my sleep: “When