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Umar Ashraf @UmarAshraf used to make a common mistake after every bad trading day. He would go and try to learn more. Now he says more information does not make you a better trader. After a bad day, he would ask himself what he was missing. But nothing was missing from his education. He was only trying to explain why he could not read the market that day. Even now, there are days the market sells off and Umar cannot read it. Sometimes there is nothing he missed at all. In his view, the market is random at times. Those are the days you accept it, instead of running to learn something new. Less information will always make your life as a trader easier. Umar breaks this down further in the full episode below.

Trader Kane @traderkane has zero doubt about one thing. If you can stay in trading long enough, he refuses to believe you won't make it. He also explains why so many people never get that far. His number one rule is to stay in the game. If you stick around long enough, you will figure it out. Then he describes the people who don't make it. They come in, blow up their account, try random things until it goes wrong, then leave and call trading a scam. In Kane's view, that is what gives trading a bad name. He adds one more warning. Don't compare yourself to other traders. That only makes an already hard road even harder. So stay out of that group. Keep learning and stay in the game. Kane says if you do that, you will make it. Surviving is the first skill in trading. Everything else comes after it. Watch Kane's full episode below.

"You can't trade like someone else." That is Andrew Menaker's @Andrew_Menaker message to every trader trying to copy the next big name. And he suggests 2 simple questions to ask yourself instead. In his view, an edge only works when it becomes your own. You have to understand it for yourself. Sometimes you even have to change it, because every trader has a different risk tolerance, meaning how much loss they can handle, and different preferences. So stop trying to become the next great trader. Try to become the best version of yourself. Andrew says if you do that, you might end up becoming the great trader anyway. The 2 questions: How accurate am I today? How closely am I sticking to my plan today? The full conversation with Andrew is in the replies.

The Institutional Trading Edge Most Retail Traders Are Completely Missing!🚨 Scott Pulcini reveals how he generated over $15 million through scalping and developed an edge by understanding how institutional orders and algorithms move the markets. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How To Identify Where Big Money Is Placing Its Orders • Why Options Flow Is Driving Market Manipulation • How To Spot Institutional Stop Runs • The Role Algorithms Play In Moving The Markets • His Most Powerful Scalping Method & So Much More • ⁠Understanding The 4 Key Forces Moving The Markets. Full Episode👇

The Futures Trader Who Made $15 MILLION in JUST 3 Years Reveals His NEW Trading Edge! 25 Year Trading Veteran Scott Pulcini, who once traded up to 3,000 E-mini contracts at a time, joins @chartfanatics tomorrow to reveal the exact Order Flow strategies he uses after algorithms completely destroyed his original trading edge. In this episode you will learn: • How To Identify Hidden Institutional Orders & Stop Runs
• The 4 Main Forces Driving The Futures Markets
• His Exact Iceberg & Reversion Trading Strategies
• How He Uses Order Flow To Confirm Entries, Stops & Targets
• How He Combines Options Flow, Gamma & Algorithms To Find Trades
• LIVE Trading Examples & So Much More! Tomorrow at 3PM GMT this full episode will be available on YouTube.

WHO’S REALLY BUYING THE RIP? Michael Filighera started making markets on an options floor in 1979. In this clip, he explains why a call option can move the stock long before it expires. You buy the call. The dealer sells it to you. Now they have risk to manage. “What’s the hedge? Buy it. Buy the stock.” Now scale that up. When enough dealers need to buy shares to hedge, that buying can pour fuel on a rally that’s already moving. In under three minutes, Michael breaks down how that pressure builds and why he watches gamma levels for clues. Ever watched a stock rip through a level and wondered who was still buying? This clip gives you one answer. In the FULL EPISODE, Michael shows you what he looks for in the options flow when a move starts to accelerate. 👇