There’s a profound mental shift that happens when you flip from being in positions where bad luck could damage or ruin your trading account, to being in a position where the unexpected might actually make you a ton of money!

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In early October I was invited on to BNN Bloomberg where I was very clear in saying just how AGGRESSIVELY we wanted to be buying stocks.

See here:...

From the desk of Steve Strazza @Sstrazza

We held our November Monthly Strategy Session Monday night. Premium Members can access and rewatch it here.

Non-...

Guys, this is Technical Analysis 101.

You don't buy an asset that's just broken a level of support. If you do, you're only asking for trouble.

As technicians, we keep things simple, and we tell it like it is. We're not afraid to call...

“Why do you rob banks?” authorities asked notorious bank thief Willie Sutton.

His response: “Because that’s where the money is.”

We're not planning on robbing anybody, but if today's trade plays out like we think it can, it might feel...

We called it the trade of a generation....

Am I being creative with my trading?

Am I tinkering with new ideas, new money management algorithms, new mindsets, new products, new timeframes, or new workflows?

We don’t need to be trying all new things all the time. But spending...

From the Desk of Louis Sykes @haumicharts

It's nearly impossible to switch off when you're invested in crypto.

I'm a little jealous of those solely involved with legacy markets; it must be nice to have an off-switch. In this...

Last night's Live Conference Call went great.

We had a lot to discuss as more and more stocks keep making new highs and fewer and fewer stocks are making new lows.

This is the one we all need to watch.

I don't think it has to be any more complicated.

The strategy here is very simple:

If you read the subject line and didn't immediately know that this post was about energy stocks, then you probably watch too much television.

FANG has always been a Texas-...

The only way anyone gets paid around here is to sell things at higher prices than where we buy them.

And not necessarily in that order.

The concept of “Tilt” is often discussed when things have gone awry. It’s usually associated with poor risk management and sloppy trading that has led to larger-than-expected losses.

You can no doubt find endless stories of traders in every...