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How to Watch Out for a Trendless Market

Everyone’s always saying, “Look for a market that’s trending.” One good way to learn what’s trending is to get better at identifying what is not trending. Sometimes a chart has plenty of movement but very little direction. Other times, they may do something unique that can create an even more volatile trading environment. Watch What

Inflation Data and Your Trading

When it comes to trading, every week there’s a calendar full of economic data that you could pore over to help make better trading decisions or simply be prepared for potential market volatility. One of those categories is inflation. It refers to the rate at which the prices of goods and services are increasing. Let’s

Office Hours: A Place to Get Unstuck With Your Trading

Trading can feel overwhelming. You’re not always sure if you’re doing it “right.” That’s why I run Office Hours inside the First 40 Trading Club. They give members a live place to get unstuck, whether it’s on their trading plan, course material, or anything else tied to their trading approach. Here’s some pointers for all

The 3-Part Framework for Trading Decisions

Adulting comes with the glory of getting to make decisions. Sometimes they’re really fun, and sometimes they can be stressful. And when you’re a trader or investor, you have even more decisions to make, so the framework you approach those decisions with becomes pretty important. Ask the Right Questions One of the questions we get

Making Sense of the Market’s Reaction to Jobs Data

On the first Friday of each month, important data comes out pertaining to the U.S. jobs market. And a lot of traders, especially new ones, get confused about the effects they have on stock market action. Let me – and Ferris Bueller – make sense of it all! Jobs Data and the Stock Market Let’s

Don’t Chase the Breakout—Wait for the Pullback

Breakouts are exciting. You see a stock push through resistance, big green candles appear on the chart, and suddenly it feels like the move is leaving without you. That is usually when traders feel the most pressure to jump in. The problem is that by the time the breakout becomes obvious, price may already be

Monthly Group Coaching Live: Learn Through Real Trade Analysis

Every trader hits a wall sometimes. You’re staring at a chart, unsure if your analysis lines up. Or you’re deep in a lesson, and a question pops up that the course material just can’t answer in real time. That’s exactly why I run Monthly Group Coaching Live: to give you a live space where your

Who Benefits Most From Ticker Request Live?

We’ve been running Ticker Request Live, my free weekly trading show, since January, and it’s become pretty clear that there are three types of traders who seem to get a lot of value from it. So if you’ve been wondering whether this show is for you, see which trader you are and find out! Trader

AMD and SPCX into Earnings

That’s right, we’re looking at a long-standing S&P 500 component versus a brand new company with big hype. For both it’s all about price action, market timing, and momentum. Let’s go! Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) AMD is a longstanding S&P 500 component (briefly demoted in 2013, then back in 2017). It might be the

Trading Form: It’s Not What You Think

I’m back at the gym for week two after an unintended six-month break, and I had an encounter with my personal trainer that directly relates to your trading. We were doing lat pulldowns. Normally I’d do them with both arms at the same time—a nice, steady movement. This time, though, she had me do them

AMZN and AAPL into Earnings

Even if you don’t own Amazon or Apple, you gotta be aware of when they are reporting earnings and how their share prices react. Because like META and MSFT that I mentioned yesterday, these two “A” players are among the largest companies in the broad market indices we trade – different variations of the S&P

MSFT and META Into Earnings

If you don’t own Microsoft or Meta, should you even care about their earnings? I think so. Even if these aren’t stocks you trade, they’re two of the largest companies in broad market indices. When they report earnings, they can influence the S&P 500, the NASDAQ, ETFs like SPY and QQQ, and even overall market

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