Long on systematic trading, short on traders who are exclusively discretionary.
Long on LLMs for improving your trading, short on LLMs for trading on your behalf.
Long on traders that take curve fitting head on, short on traders that use curve fitting as an excuse to be stagnant.
Long on traders that run out of buying power, short on traders that lack a path to confidence in what they’re doing.
Long on traders who love trading for its own sake, short on traders with hard P&L goals and deadlines.
Long on traders who use automation, short on traders who are still “click trading.”
Long on traders who trade multiple strategies, short on traders who make trades by following a trading room.
Long on traders who aren’t against paper trading, short on traders who spend too much time in “backtest world.”
Long on traders who trade strategies across many instruments, short on traders who trade a single instrument.
Long on humbly curious traders, short on traders who think they’ve found the answer.
Long on traders who share, short on traders who operate in silos.
Long on traders who have empty inboxes, short on traders who say they’re too busy.
Long on trading groups, short on trading rooms.
Long on genuine endorsements, short on affiliate programs.
