How ICT’s Order Blocks and Steidlmayer’s High Volume Nodes Align. A rebrand of a trading concept that is 50 years old.

This article will explore the similarities between the ICT concept of "seek and destroy" and Wyckoff's "springs and upthrusts," highlighting how these methodologies converge and how ICT largely builds upon Wyckoff's foundational ideas.

We are excited to announce a new addition to the Trader’s Thinktank®: the Livestream Trading feature. This new offering is designed to elevate your trading experience by providing real-time insights, actionable ideas, and a comprehensive approach to navigating the markets. Whether you are a seasoned trader or just starting, our Livestream Trading sessions are set to become an indispensable tool in your trading arsenal.

This setup is a powerful tool because it focuses on traps - Enabling savvy traders to capitalize on market movements that are driven by large players. Here’s a detailed guide on identifying and trading the Spring setup.

In the competitive world of trading, the belief that only the innately talented can achieve significant success is widespread. However, through my own personal trading journey, and the work I have done coaching and mentoring traders (to consistent profitability) suggests otherwise. Talent, while beneficial, is not the cornerstone of trading success. Here is what it really takes to become a consistently profitable trader.

Trading is ultimately about trade-offs. Every decision you make in the market comes with its own set of pros and cons, and understanding these can significantly improve your trading strategy and results. In this article, which was inspired from a recent Trading Mentorship Group session, I’ll highlight some of the common trade-offs that traders deal with on a daily basis.

One of the most effective ways to accelerate your learning curve is by finding a good mentor. Here are four key points to consider when searching for the ideal day trading mentor.

The Two Hour Trader framework is tailored to enhance the effectiveness of traders who want to focus on the shorter timeframe charts It provides a structured approach that provides clarity to new and developing traders.

From knowing next to nothing about what it takes to be a day trader, to developing consistent profitability, quitting his job, and trading for full-time income with regular 4-figure days. Here is a look at Tanner’s journey to becoming consistently profitable with Opinicus.

Daily trade documentation, also known as archiving your best setup, is the process of recording and analyzing the best opportunities at the end of each trading day - Regardless of whether you were in those trades or not.

In this article, we'll delve into the benefits of trade journaling, the key components of a trade journal, and how you can implement it effectively in your trading routine. Plus, if you want a built-for-you template, there is one that can be downloaded as well.

The Trade Review feature in the Trader's Thinktank represents a significant step forward in enhancing the learning and feedback loop for traders within the community. By leveraging the collective knowledge and experience of the active members, traders can improve their skills, make more informed decisions, and ultimately, achieve greater profitability in the markets.

Many developing traders approach the markets with the belief that their energy should be immediately rewarded with substantial profits. This belief is amplified in today’s day and age, with many skilled traders sharing their profit screenshots via social media. However, this mentality is flawed and can lead to frustration, impulsive decisions, and ultimately, setbacks in their trading journey.

The importance of effective risk management cannot be overstated, especially for developing traders. While many aspiring day traders usually focus on finding the next big parabolic mover or looking for the holy grail trading system, they often overlook one of the most critical factors in their success: managing risk.

We meet clients where they are in their learning curve, and build from there. The goal of the program is to have you be consistently profitable by the program’s end.

Opinicus, a leading name in the trading community and education sector, is easily recognizable on social media platforms through its distinctive handle, OpinicusTrades. But who is OpinicusTrades, and what does this moniker represent?

Regret is a common emotion in trading, often triggered by the realization of a wrong decision, such as selling too early and missing out on potential gains. This feeling can be particularly intense when traders associate their self-worth and identity with their trading success. When a trade doesn't go as planned, it can feel like a personal failure, leading to heightened emotional responses.

Fear is a constant in trading, but it doesn’t have to hold you back. Learn practical steps to manage fear, embrace losses, and build confidence through proven strategies like journaling, mentorship, and a strong trading plan. This article offers actionable advice to turn fear into fuel and create habits that lead to long-term trading success.

If you want to be successful with day trading, you must understand that it demands a disciplined approach and a commitment to continuous improvement. Through working with traders in a 1-on-1 capacity, I have found that the trading journal is a tool that is often overlooked. Sadly, many developing traders do not understand the value that can be found in simply reviewing their own trades and trading behavior.

Understanding the different market openings is crucial for intraday traders seeking profitable opportunities. Among the various types of market openings, one stands out as the most forceful and definitive: the Opening-Drive. Let's delve into what the Opening-Drive is, how it impacts trading, and strategies for navigating this momentum play.