Rob Booker
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.
October 21, 2019
I’ll admit it, I’m a rule-follower. Nothing to be ashamed of there. I drive the speed limit. I return library books on time. I wait 30 minutes before going back in the pool after eating. It’s just who I am. That’s why I’m so excited about Jump Trades, which delivers a new, high-potential stock trade directly to you inbox every month.
October 21, 2019
Most people know me as a currency trader. It’s my first love in trading, and what I’ve been talking about […]
October 18, 2019
Warren Buffett has a famous quote about his investment strategy that boils down to… “it’s not about the asset you […]
October 18, 2019
One time I said… out loud… that a trader could theoretically make his or her living for the rest of […]
October 16, 2019
We all use different techniques for trading. That’s why Roger Scott and I came together, using multiple techniques, to design […]
October 14, 2019
I’ve probably mentioned a few times how much I love volatility, especially when we use it to dominate in the […]