Here is a list of short videos I published on my YouTube channel. Only the first one is monetized but the rest are supposed to be commercial free (YouTube may show ads anyway, out of my control). Hope they bring you some moments of rest and serenity.
This page will host various videos comparing the market replay features of various trading platforms. This first video runs a comparison between three trading platforms: Each one has it’s own unique set of features. This video highlights the performance of the market replay, showing how individual candles are formed as price updates are processed. Some […]
Introduction and Medical Disclaimer Minimum Protein Intake is essential for every human body. The following section summarizes one of the most important concepts from a video I recently published. The video briefly describes the journey of discovery while recovering from my own health crises in 2019. I am not a doctor, dietician or nutritionist, and […]
Some Very Important Details When Constructing Your Own Fully Automated Trading Systems The following article was taken from an exchange of emails with several clients. I felt this part of the dialog would be very helpful for our viewers. included below are some of the most important aspects to be aware of when constructing fully […]
Exponential Averages, not What They Appear to Be This article “Moving Averages With Exponential Problems”, was prompted by a few different emails exchanged with our viewers. After contemplating these conversations I soon realized I needed to share this with the trading community. It is highly likely the information presented here is going to be something […]
Having studied many professional traders, I found another thing they held in common. Trade management. It was how they either scaled in or scaled out of their trades, and sometimes both in the same trade. By managing the risk, I’ve seen the pro’s make very good profits while being right less than 25% of the time. However they also balance that by letting the profits run whenever possible.
The other factor is the way Thinkorswim implements a Strategy. Everything is modular. You are able to use one piece of code for your long entries, another piece of code for your short entries, and then use entirely different pieces of code to manage the exits. It’s designed to let you mix them around like Lego’s.
