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Sure you can believe whatever you want to believe. The authors didn't even contact that board member to confirm!

What's the first thing a person who is wrongly accused of using drugs does?

Another day, another hit piece. If you read through it, it is basically a nothing article filled with a lot of speculations. Even they got the BFR thing wrong. BFR was always referring to Big F*cking Rocket. Only Shotwell used Big Falcon Rocket in some of her interviews to avoid the F word.

So you bought the Sunny Bands for $5000 and she refused to refund after you couldn't make money using it? LOL.

Edge comes in many ways. For individual discretionary traders, it is a combination of setups, position sizing, risk management and psychological makeup to follow through on the trades. The things Tom published may not even have any edge at all by themselves without his unique approach of...

There are a few suspicious things about Sunny Harris. I just want to share them here. She claimed that she got a PhD in math in many videos but in her interview with Business Insider, she only claimed an MS degree. One of her credentials was making 365.4% in 1994 and rated #1 by some...

Seems to be preaching the same common sense psychological stuff like finding something matching your personality, or having your process and reviewing your trades etc. But this confession from him was telling: "Are you a trader, but you spend all your time doing analysis. - Somehow I managed...

Mark Douglas was not a trader and just a smooth talking psychotherapist who didn’t understand what an edge was! (He stated in his book that trading edge equals high win rate. Lol) What he tried to sell to people was the “zone” or a zen like state of mind that supposedly if you can get yourself...

The way he traded CFD reminded me of Jesse Livermore betting in the bucket shops when he was young. The super thin spread provided by TD365 is a huge edge, especially for scalping. The other significant edge was his psychological makeup which I have learned from his book and applied to my own...

That's a setup called School Bus Run. It is based on some Market Maker tendencies.

https://www.kiplinger.com/article/investing/t041-c000-s002-janus-rebuilt.html#:~:text=Janus%20Twenty%2C%20a%20more%20concentrated,into%20a%20two%2Dtrick%20pony.

Every bull market cycle, there is one or a few of this kind of meme funds. Anybody remember the 2000 dotcom era, Janus Funds? They lost 70-80% in the 2001-2002 bear market.

I heard that the spike protein particles were actually 5G radio receivers. The woke will send your brain misinformation while you are asleep! Scary stuff

That’s right. The key is consistency. Find an edge and repeat it day in and day out like a job. You can make $250k a year if your average $1k profits per day.

Many day traders can reach that. Scalping 1000-5000 shares of TSLA or NVDA 20-30 times a day can easily exceed $20m.

You are right, I am not a corporate type big shot like you, lol. Though I have to renew my large trader registration every year with SEC, I am trading my own accounts.

Enjoy your life, bro. We are not on the same frequency. LOL

This is ridiculous. I guess you are a day trader then. For system traders, how much time do you need to spend on trading? Half an hour a day? Just wait for the signals and enter/exit. If you automate the systems, it will take even less time. Most of your time is spent on research ideas or fine...

LOL. I can't believe my little suggestion had such a cynical response. Seriously, for those TA traders, moving averages are a very important part of their toolkits. People have been trying to improve MA from the get-go to reduce lag. MA, EMA, front weighted MA, volume weighted MA, Hull MA...

FF, I apologize for my offhand comments. You have every right to question her background. I will leave it that. As for those who are interested in learning her methods, I would say her momentum-weighted moving average is very unique, deserves more research if you want to use it in your trading.