Anarchy: Day Trading for Rebels

As traders we're fantastic at interpreting what has already happened in the market... or at least, we think we are. Levi offers his take on how the brain's ability to pick out patterns and reasons for the market's movement can hurt your progress as a trader, and gives an alternative -- Embrace Uncertainty!

The vast majority of gurus all give a specific piece of advice that Jordan and Levi find silly… “trade the higher timeframes” By ignoring that advice and bucking conventional wisdom, find out how to: see more of your setups, avoid FOMO, and learn the flow of the market MUCH faster.

John talks about what advice he would give his younger self, the biggest mistakes beginning traders make, and why he once spent $3,000 that he couldn't afford for a 1st class plane ticket. You won't want to miss it!

John is an extremely successful day trader, who just happens to be Jordan & Levi's first mentor. In the first of two episodes, John tells his story, and the importance of trading psychology and why starting small is so important. Make sure to come back for part 2!

Most traders struggle to consistently do what they know they should: whether that is not having FOMO, consistently journaling, or simply sticking to one strategy. Levi gives a unique way to structure your psychology, so you can consistently do what you already know you need to do to be successful.

When learning day trading, there's a ton of information to process and remember. How do you make sure you're retaining that information? Jordan and Levi give a unique way of looking at learning, and how it can be used to shortcut your day trading journey.

Jordan and Levi started learning day trading on Forex... Now they don't trade it at all. Listen to discover the reasons they moved away from Forex, and why (depending on your style) you may want to as well.

Most of us don't have the luxury of quitting our jobs while we're trying to become a profitable trader... and it's probably not a good idea even if you could. Today, Levi shares why keeping a day job is key to learning to trade, and how to practically go about learning day-trading as a part-time gig.

Are there routines and ways to behave OUTSIDE of your trading strategy that can help or hurt you? Are you sabotaging yourself by the way you structure your trading day? Jordan shares his personal day trading routine, and gives insight into a potential pitfall many beginning traders make.

Levi discusses 3 ways to identify if you're nothing more than a gambler, and why people who gamble on the markets never make consistent money. Do you fit any of these criteria?