We Take Longs Too… (Sometimes)
Discover practical trading psychology tips to manage interruptions, avoid FOMO, and master discipline. Join Kyle, Baba Yaga, and Mr. Banks for actionable strategies and fun insights in this week’s episode!
Don’t Call It a Comeback
Join Kyle, Baba Yaga, and Mr. Banks on Band of Traders as they discuss trading strategies, uncover common challenges from recent evaluations, and the importance of efficiency and adaptation in trading. Learn about the psychological aspects of trading, the benefits of journaling, and how to balance trading with personal life.
Apex Fills and Using Momentum
In this week’s roundtable, Mr. Banks shares a recent Apex experience, Fleri kicks off a great discussion on momentum and everyone makes bold Masters predictions!
Informal Economics for Traders, Ep. 3: Labor, Employment and Wage Analysis, Ft. Eric Mason
Eric Mason is back to chat about labor economics, employment trends and wage analysis, but not before helping a poor student with their Econ 101 homework!
“I Expect to Scratch Every Trade” - Ft. 2yrflipper
Special guest 2yrflipper joins the roundtable this week to share stories, tips and insights from his incredibly successful trading career
What Makes a “Good” Low?
Fleri and Vanta’s Mr. Banks join this week’s discussion on what they need to see to call a low “good” and share what their morning routines look like
Informal Economics for Traders, Ep. 2: Fiscal Policies, Ft. Eric Mason
Eric Mason looks at Fiscal and Monetary policies and how these policies can affect different industries before discussing the National Debt and the differences between “good” and “bad” debt…
“You’re Not Gonna Do It from Down There,” ft. George Papazov
George Papazov makes a surprise visit and joins in on a conversation about the difficulties of going pro and how things change
City Slicker Economics w/ Eric Mason
Eric Mason and Bear Goes Long make a surprise visit to help fill in for some of our usuals. Think we covered just about everything from the Dollar to ribeye steaks!
Trading Planception
Baba Yaga and Mr. Banks join in to discuss having a plan… for following your plan?? Also discussed is measuring progress and Banks finally gets to share his ugly from last month!
Informal Economics for Traders, Ep. 1 - Ft. Eric Mason
Ep. 1 of our newest Economics Miniseries ft. Eric Mason as he lays out the foundation for us to build upon, covering GDP, Unemployment and Inflation
There’s Treasure Everywhere!
This week our panelists discuss why they prefer trading certain products over others, trading multiple products and the people who inspired them throughout their trading journey
He Said Bold, Not Insane
This week we stare down fear, as our panelists share how they deal with it and Baba makes the boldest prediction to date!
Trading Plans and Parlays
This week we dive deep into all things related to the trading plan, followed by dealing with losses before wrapping up with some bold NFL predictions
Trading Out of a Hole
This week we take on the dangers of trying to trade out of a deficit and some of the differences between bullish and bearish legs
Afterhours: Christmas Special
Mr. Banks, Perdue and JoelMC join Kyle in the shop to share plans for Christmas and swap stories from seasons past
Happy Holidays!
I Should Have Been A Carpenter: Ft. Max Thomas, CEO of Trader’s Launch
Max Thomas, CEO of Traders Launch joins the round table to share how his firm does it differently as he highlights the value of data in augmenting traders' performance and shares insights on risk management strategies.
Ain’t Nobody Got Time for Rollover Week
Kyle, Baba Yaga, Banks and Perdue are discussing how they handle rollover weeks and how they incorporate new ideas into their established trading processes
Baba Sees a Bear
Kyle, Baba Yaga, Banks and Perdue are back this week to discuss how they react when the markets do something unexpected before making the boldest predictions yet!
Afterhours: Thanksgiving Special
Kyle, Baba Yaga and Mr. Banks all sit down after hours to talk about how they celebrate the holidays, as well as share some childhood stories