Control Your Financial Future
By Cam Morgan
Finding a trading system that works for you can be the difference between suffering consistent incremental drawdowns with no upside and being a successful trader. Just as traders come from every walk of life with the personal histories to match, so to are there a wide variety of trading systems to choose from. [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
Before Crystal Han became a real estate powerhouse and a 2014 Rich Dad Hall of Fame inductee, she had no interest in investing of any kind. She started in the medical field before a major life event forced her to expand her financial options. [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
Special Guest Ricard Do was introduced to the concept of trading (as many are) through the book Rich Dad Poor Dad while on a holiday. The concept of making your money work for you and reclaiming independence struck a chord with Richard, and he soon found himself looking into classes on investing; starting with real…
By Cam Morgan
In this episode of the Trading Justice podcast is brought to you by the Tackle Trading Coaches Show, the coaches discuss: China devalued YUAN Oil’s current performance The importance of a personal gold standard [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
The mindset of how you approach making money (and what you do with it) is important; particularly if your goal is to eventually retire from the usual 9 to 5 job. Matt Justice brings on special guest Jeremy Reese to discuss the difference between how entrepreneurs and consumers think about money, as well as the importance…
By Cam Morgan
Tim and Matt are joined by Steve Huang, Dean Beckette, Robert Shannon, Noah Davidson, and Gino Poore in this special three hour (!) episode. The brothers Justice revisit previous episode highlights, how the guests have each progressed since their previous appearances, and where the Trading Justice podcast is going in the next 100 episodes. [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
Tim and Matt are joined by Steve Huang, Dean Beckette, Robert Shannon, Noah Davidson, and Gino Poore in this special three hour (!) episode. The brothers Justice revisit previous episode highlights, how the guests have each progressed since their previous appearances, and where the Trading Justice podcast is going in the next 100 episodes. [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
Brad May started his trading career by virtual trading for somebody else for a year or two and reporting the results to his employer. Over the course of his tenure he was given a free hand in some instances to try out different strategies, including around earnings time. [/one_third]
By Cam Morgan
Greece made its opinion of the ECB’s offered deals on its debt known on July 5 with a resounding vote against accepting the austerity measures. Solon Stephanou, a Greek himself and a student of political science, is well-versed in the challenges facing Greece since it started using the euro. Among other factors, key contributors to…
By Cam Morgan
Tyler Craig’s been trading for some time: since he was 18 when both he and his father attended a trading conference. Before that, Tyler helped his father in real estate by being inexpensive manual labor. Given the choice between swinging a hammer and making trades, Tyler jumped at the opportunity to trade. [/one_third]