James

What are the kinds of sessions that you remember off the top of your head? For many, there are those few sessions. When you think of trading sessions, there are always those few

As a general rule of thumb, traders trade the hard right edge of the chart. Ideally, the job is to analyze what IS, not what could or might be. However, we all naturally

The term cognitive bias has become quite popular in modern discourse. It aims to remind us that no matter how hard we try to view phenomena from an objective rational standard, there will

Across the board I am noticing one major trend in the way others are interacting with the world: a lack of critical analysis. All too many seem to desire the answers to their

What do Melvin Capital and Long-Term Capital Management both have in common? They both took highly leveraged positions on the statistically improbable being improbable. Yet, Melvin Capital lost 53% in January 2021 and

Today I was planning a trade in the S&P500. In my AM prep I said: Main trade I am looking for here is a medium term down leg that starts with

This post will instruct the reader to create an excel spreadsheet that allows the user to input the core components of expectancy and generate random equity curves.

Let's talk about trading.... this idea of going into the market day by day to extract cash. The game is simple, and we must all start out as armatures. There is no part

This term, "edge" is tossed around in the trading community more than almost any  other, yet there seems to be no consistent use case or definition for it. People say mental edge, execution