Anarchy: Day Trading for Rebels

Levi and Jordan talk about how to treat day trading with respect, as it is one of the most dangerous careers for your finances. Lives can be ruined in seconds... don't let that happen to you.

Today, we talk about how failure--and more specifically, fear of failure--holds us back. What would you do, and how would you behave if you knew you would succeed? Is that even a good question to ask? And how does that apply to your day trading?

We answer a newer trader's question: am I just lucky, or am I really good? What should you do when you start seeing success, either as a beginner, or as an experienced trader? Should you take it easy... or step on the gas? Join us today to find out!

Is fundamental analysis (the study of the underlying things that move the market) important to understand for day traders? Does it make a difference whether you're a swing trader or a scalper? Join us as we discuss the pros and the cons of fundamental analysis, and whether you should be including it into your day trading routine.

Levi shares about his struggle with forming a bias about what the market is going to do, and we explore ways to fix that. Jordan shares a spicy hot take: higher timeframe analysis is the main cause, and is hurting your trading.

We discuss whether day trading crypto is possible, and whether it's a good idea. We are long-time crypto investors, so can we apply our day trading knowledge to successfully scalp it? Listen to find out!

Jordan discusses his journey to profit, and how making a few big wins set him back for MONTHS.

Levi talks about experimenting with lower risk-to-reward strategies, and gives two reasons why this may help your trading. Don't miss it!

We discuss why losing your excitement for day trading is one of the best indicators of your improvement, and how to deal with that. Also, Levi & Jordan discuss whether having distractions while trading can actually help you. Don't miss it!

Jordan discusses how the Peter Principle applies to day trading. How can you know whether you've risen to a point of incompetence, and more importantly... how do you push past that, to become a master at day trading?