Regardless of the style you choose to adopt for your trading, it is extremely important to find a method within that style of trading that suits your nature as an individual.

In this episode of the Optimus Futures Podcast, we discuss the importance of finding a unique method and decision making style for your trading and what factors you need to consider when searching for one.

Trading is always evolving and changing. Over the last 20 years, we've seen a tremendous change in this industry and things will likely continue to change as time passes by.

In this episode of the Optimus Futures Podcast, we discuss what it takes to be a full-time trader and why you should always be trying to learn and adapt with the markets as they evolve over time.

The trading industry is highly opinionated. There is plenty of information out there, but not all of it is backed up by real trading experience.

In this episode of the Optimus Futures Podcast, our host Matt Z dissects an email he got about trading and shares practical insight into what you should and shouldn't listen to regarding trading advice.

You're just as good as your last trade. Regardless of your prior growth, staying consistent with your trading and maintaining steady growth is not an easy task.

In this podcast episode, we discuss why it's so hard to be profitable and stay profitable. Along the way, we'll provide some insight into the mentality and dedication it takes to become a consistently profitable trader.

A bad trading day can happen to any trader, experienced or not. What's most important is how you handle this big loss and how you restructure your trading moving forward.

In this episode of the Optimus Futures Podcast, Matt Z talks about the experience of a bad trading day and how you recuperate as a trader, both strategically and mentally.

From a risk management perspective, the size and quantity of your orders are one of the most crucial aspects of your trading.

In this podcast episode, Matt Z tries to provide a new perspective on your trading and why you should consider the size of your trades and be selective with your opportunities moving forward.

What may have happened in the past does not reflect what will happen in the future.

There is more to trading than trying to predict the markets. In reality, the markets are nearly impossible to predict. In this podcast, Matt Z talks about the uncertainty in the market and why it's better to predict your risk-reward ratio rather than the movement of the market.

Discretionary and automated trading both take a tremendous amount of discipline.

Although automated trading may be more "hands-off" compared to discretionary trading, both leave a huge impact on the trader's psychological state and require precise decision making.

In this episode of the Optimus Futures Podcast, we discuss the differences between discretionary and automated trading and why switching from one style to the other may not be as simple as it seems at first glance.

Different aspects of life require their own understanding and interpretation of logic. One of them is trading.

In this podcast, we discuss why trading does not follow traditional logic and why it needs to be approached with a unique mindset.

Less is more. That which is simplified is often better understood and more appreciated than what is more complicated.

In episode 62 of the Optimus Futures Podcast, we discuss why it is important to keep your trading simple and minimalistic when it comes to decision making.