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In-depth analysis of key swing trading concepts by a professional writer. Through regular collaboration with top traders, I weave together their best insights to bring clarity and focus to your trading, reinforce good habits, and inspire new ideas.
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How to Exploit (and Patch) Human Psychology (opens the original)
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Many traders overstate the uniqueness of trading.Sure, trading is different from other fields in that anything less than excellence means losing money rather than just not making any.It’s also different in that every ‘if only’ scenario is measurable rather than hypothetical. Put another way, in the markets, you can quantify how suboptimal each decision was. Elsewhere, you can only wish you’d done things differently without ever
Rare Trading Lessons From Simon Russo (opens the original)
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Simon Russo’s six-part memoir is unlike anything I’ve read.The six parts, along with relevant comments and tweets, comprise 40,000 words.That word count suggests repetitive, waffly content — the kind of content I’ve often worked with. It’s common. And not difficult to improve (from my writer’s perspective).However, the length of Simon’s memoir serves a purpose.These lessons aren’t meant to be told; they’re meant to be shown through his combination of storytelling and philosophical eloquence. As
Dan Zanger Gave Back 75% of His Gains (opens the original)
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Since publishing my deep dive, Dan Zanger has often cropped up in conversation.I’ve found myself repeating three points:The misunderstandings around Dan, especially about his supposed ‘overnight’ success and the true causes of his 75% drawdown.The importance of digging into his story, as it gives you insight into the purpose of his rules and why he had such difficulty internalising certain lessons.My deep dive process — and how Dan being
No Clarity, No Edge (opens the original)
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One of the most powerful quotes I heard early in my journey came from Tom Dante:“Getting out early is just one of those potential problems where people always seek the easy way out: to blame their psychology, and they start saying s**t like ‘oh, I’m so psychologically sc**wed up, I keep coming out my trades so early ‘cause I get scared, I get impatient’, ‘oh f**k, I better read Trading in the Zone again’.“The reason you came out early is R
All the Greats Failed First (opens the original)
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After a phenomenal run in April and May, too many traders have given back their gains during the recent choppy environment.This stack is for them.Trading is tough.…but that’s also why it can turn you into a better person.I often revisit this quote from Paul Tudor Jones (emphasis mine):“I think it’s no coincidence that our greatest champions, our greatest artists, our greatest leaders, ou
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