Limit Up! Podcast

Ray Burchett, Co-Founder of Accelerated Intelligence LLC and creator of the Intuitive Development Training, shares lessons learned over his 30 years of trading and a trader development experience with Eddie Horn. Ray defines his Golden Rule for trading, the top three elements of focus for successful traders and explains the importance of High Intuitive Function and how it differs from instinctive behavior.

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Trent Clark, served over 10 years in professional baseball as Director for Human Performance Development with the Detroit Tigers, two-time American league champion Cleveland Indians and the World Champion Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. His development, management, mentorship, training, and leadership education came from coaching greats such as Sparky Anderson, Tom Izzo, Nick Saban, Mike Sosa, and Joe Madden. Trent shares the lessons he’s learned about the importance of setting goals, putting in the time, and recovering from setbacks. “There are two pains in this life; the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. You choose which one you want.”

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Over 30+ years trading, Saul Shaoul has found himself in a number of trades and situations - some of which he'd like back. Saul digs into three of his scariest trades and the lessons they taught him. He also digs into practical lessons he teaches traders every day, like why you should never have more than three losing trades in a row in a single day, and how you should set up your trading day. And he continues to focus on losses in his trading today, noting that, "You have to work a lot harder to get it back than you did to give it away."

This interview with John Bougearel discusses his approach to technical analysis. John, a trader and chartered market technician, approaches markets as a discipline to study and definitely puts in the work to understand them. But John's analysis isn't about identifying the one truth in advance, but instead about looking at the range of market outcomes and which path is most likely by studying prior patterns.

Becoming consistently profitable takes time. In this episode, we talk with Anne-Marie Baiynd, a trader and technical analyst, about her journey toward becoming consistently profitable. In that journey, she realized that she was not consistent in any parts of her life, so why would she expect to be consistent in her trading performance.

This is an interview that we did with Anne-Marie for the first time in March - right after February's spike in volatility. The parallels are uncanny. Enjoy.

There is no one better to connect the dots on what successful traders do than author and trader Jack Schwager. In this interview with Topstep's Eddie Horn, Jack goes over what he's learned from studying the performance and demeanor of the world's best traders. He also shares the best piece of advice he's learned over the years.

Annie Duke may be best known for her World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions win, but she’s taken her experience making high-risk decisions and turned it into a passion that she’s studied for two decades. Her book, Thinking in Bets (a must read), talks about how everyone, including traders, can make better decisions. In this interview, she talks about how to divorce outcomes from process, and offers actionable ways that traders can improve by changing their mindset. There is so much in this interview that you can take and enjoy.

John Kicklighter is a trader and the head analyst at DailyFX, which provides market commentary for traders, by traders. In this interview with Topstep's Eddie Horn, John talks about lessons he's learned trading equities, options, futures and forex and why he believes forex trading presents the best opportunities for retail traders. He also goes over factors influencing the U.S. Dollar and why he believes the trade war will cause the U.S. Dollar to weaken.

Steve Burns fell in love with markets at first trade. But in between then and now, he's put in a lot of work and effort both in his own trading and in educating new traders. His blog, New Trader U, attracts thousands of visits a month to read his trading insights. In this conversation, Eddie Horn and Steve talk about how Steve got into trading and some of the lessons he's learned over the years.

Thankfully, the slow summer trading months are over. That means that trading is ramping up. But with that, traders need to reset their mindset and prepare for active markets and additional opportunities. In this interview, trading psychologist Rande Howell discusses how traders can best set themselves and their minds up for success. Now is not the time to ignore your trading mindset. Get a leg up with this interview.