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Quick Bitcoin Checklist

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I asked a friend of the podcast, Jake Larmour, to whip up a quick checklist for some of the basics behind Bitcoin.  With his permission, I am reposting them here on our blog.  Jake will be writing an upcoming CryptoCurrency blog for Tackle Trading in the near future.  Enjoy! Best Charting Platforms: COINIGY.COM uses Trading…

General Motors: A Kiss Hello Pattern Entry

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I’m going to start blogging as often as I can.  There are many bloggers who believe you should blog daily, to generate creativity and force yourself to get your content and ideas out there in the world.  We live in a world of so much information, I have a hesitation about just putting more of…

The Trader’s Honor Code

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The Trader’s Honor Code There are 3 Rules for our Honor Code: 1. Have Fun 2. Participate 3. No Negativity How to get the most out of your education, Participate, Have Fun, No Negativity How to Participate Ask Questions Network on Social Media Share videos Webinars Add a Comment to a blog or video Use…

The Coaches Mailbag: Why do people fail?

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  From John: Hi Tim. Over the course of my study and the program, I have re-written my goal many times to truly express what I really want to happen, and I find that they really do help focus my mind and start getting those incremental results. I started applying the V2MOM and goal setting…

A Trader’s Weekend Routine

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Trading Justice’s Weekly Routine If you’re an investor or trader, the weekend is probably the time you should slow down, think about where the market is and do thorough research. This is an opportunity to plan and prepare for the coming week of trading, investing and to make sure you’re moving your business forward one…

The Four Core Trading Principles

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    All long-lasting edifices are built on a sure foundation, one designed to stand the test of time and Mother Nature’s wrath. Structural engineers have this truth etched deep in their bones and it’s one they abide by each and every time they begin a new project. Before getting bogged down in the details…