Yesterday afternoon, I got together with one of my nearby trading friends to catch up, talk about the markets, discuss good foods and wines, and generally just hang. We met at a local townie dive BBQ roadhouse in my small mountain town. When I say “local” and “townie” and “dive” and “small mountain town” — […]
One of the hardest things I’ve had to deal with over my 20 year trading career is accountability and access to capital. Sometimes I’ve had one without the other, but rarely have I enjoyed both at the some time. My guest on this episode of the TRADING WITH @CHICAGOSEAN podcast, Conor Meegan, is a partner […]
It’s no secret I’m an idiot when it comes to the blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Anyone who follows me on twitter knows I’m just a blabbering instigator, taunting cryptocurrency traders for no other reason than sport (they make it too easy). But the fact remains that I’m actually completely clueless about the space. Thankfully, I have […]
There are some people you meet that are interesting. And there are others who cross your path and simply blow you away. My friend Charlie, or @MarzBonfire as he’s known on twitter, is one of these guys. I love anyone who has an interesting viewpoint or a unique way of looking at the world. And […]
In the newest episode of “Trading with @chicagosean”, I riff on how headlines are designed to put us on tilt. Doesn’t matter who you are or what you do, scary headlines grab your attention and knock you out of whack. In few places is this more dangerous than in politics or trading. This is why […]
How do you get away? Where do you find your zen? What out-of-the-box activities are you involved in that might positively influence your trading decisions? Who are you surrounding yourself with to keep you going when times get tough? These questions and more get discussed with Options Trader Mike DiBari (@TradingLicks) on my first interview […]
[originally published on medium] “I am wrong 60% of the time. This means that my default emotional expectation on a trade should be that this [next] trade will be a loser.” ~ @PeterLBrandt Peter Brandt loses on 60% or more of his trades. He’s run the numbers and his win-loss rate over 29 years is […]