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When you buy pre-breakout, when do you consider the trade to be “wrong?” This approach involves breaking your standard, full-size position, into smalle…
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I’m regularly asked, “What books do you recommend for traders?” To which I reply, “What are books?” In a digital world, where almost any type of inform…
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There are various ways this story ends. One final sell preceded by days and days of “it can’t go any lower” along with the corresponding doubling down.…
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My friend Evan Medeiros (@EvanMedeiros) was kind enough to have me as a guest on his new video podcast and the episode dropped today We covered a wide …
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Wise trading wisdom from the late Jon Boorman.
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Back in August, I threw the above chart on Twitter with the comment, “Quadruple top in place on AMZN. I don’t think I’ve ever seen this before.”  Littl…
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There is really no such thing as an “easy” market to make money in, however, some markets are more conducive to success than others, and over the past …
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What is R? Any sound trading methodology has to incorporate risk management, and one of the easiest ways to do that is to use the “R” method. “R” is a …
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It was early 2008. The iPhone had just come out and Netflix was a service that let you temporarily borrow movies on a plastic disk, delivered by a huma…
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There are a number of topics that come up regularly among traders, but the most common discussions usually revolve around the theory that markets are r…
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Having been on both sides of the aisle; the trader side and the brokerage side, I think I have a different perspective on the issue of stop placement t…
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Always use the maximum amount of leverage available. They wouldn’t give it to you if you weren’t supposed to use it. Buy every dip, your stocks will al…
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