In our 100th episode, we kick off our "How to Day Trade" series. Discover the biggest lie in the day trading world... and how correcting this mindset will set you far ahead of the rest of the pack.

Do you wish there was one place you could go to that would give you all of the most critical information to succeed in day trading? Well, in celebration of our 100th episode, and an amazing year of podcasting, we are introducing a series which will hit all of the highlights and important topics that you should know. These are concise, and easily shareable episodes that we hope you enjoy, and can use as a resource.

We interviewed Bob in Episode 25 of the podcast. He is a long-time trader who had never reached profitability. In the previous interview, he was just becoming aware of our way of viewing learning trading, and now he is 9 months along his journey. What lessons has he learned along the way? What progress has he made? Listen to this awesome interview to find out!

Levi & Jordan discuss a major mindset shift that has to take place to become profitable... and why focusing on winning more, is causing you to fail in the long run.

We answer YOUR questions that you've sent in, and give answers to questions such as:

1. How to read price action

2. How to avoid taking profit too early

3. How to stick to a single strategy

If day trading is a zero-sum game, is it even moral? Are we just taking money from less fortunate people? Is there even an important reason day trading exists, or is it the equivalent of sitting down at a poker table?

Come join us as we:

If you've ever traded, you've made these two mistakes. Join us as we discuss what they are, and more importantly... how to conquer them!

That's an odd title for a day trading podcast! But trading is hard... are you up for the challenge? Levi & Jordan break down the reasons you maybe shouldn't day trade. These are the things that will either keep you from being able to learn, or just make you miserable on your journey. Listen to discover if you have what it takes to be a full-time trader.

We discuss one of the best ways to avoid cutting your winners short and greatly reduce the stress that naturally comes from day trading. You won't want to miss it!