Rob Booker
November 15, 2019
As I type this, the market is hitting 52-week highs… I’m sure you’ve seen few headlines about it… there’s just […]
November 14, 2019
One of the reasons I love trading currencies is that there’s always an opportunity to make money. If you’re trading […]
November 12, 2019
It’s not news that psychology and trading go hand-in-hand. Every profitable trader will tell you that the mindset they bring […]
November 4, 2019
It’s not news that psychology and trading go hand-in-hand. Every profitable trader will tell you that the mindset they bring […]
October 30, 2019
When I first started trading full-time back in 2000, I had no idea what I was doing. I knew stocks. […]
October 28, 2019
You might be wondering why I talk so much about keeping things simple. All the time, it’s either a simple strategy, or a simply analysis tool, or a simple laddering technique that works with any asset. That’s why we've created a program to help you see only the best, most profitable trade opportunities we’re finding in the market.
October 25, 2019
From the outside, trading looks pretty complicated. Candlesticks… Resistance… Iron condors… But, as you know, after you trade for a little while all of the jargon becomes second nature and you come to realize that the majority of all stock market trading action breaks down into two primary trends: The main trend and the minor, or short-term, trend.
October 23, 2019
One of the great lies that all traders tell themselves, is that we need to make in order to consider ourselves successful. That there’s a dollar value on “success.” That is absolutely false. The goal isn’t to double your account or trade for a living. The goal is to be profitable. How better to generate those profits than steady, regular wins?
October 23, 2019
From the outside, trading looks pretty complicated. Candlesticks… Resistance… Iron condors… But, as you know, after you trade for a little while all of the jargon becomes second nature and you come to realize that the majority of all stock market trading action breaks down into two primary trends: The main trend and the minor, or short-term, trend.