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Today’s stock market will be one for the history books. 🫡 Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s final FOMC meeting. 🚨15% of the S&P500 reports earnings together on the same day: Meta, Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
Watching my team play games in the office brought back memories.
These are my senior developers who helped us build amazing trading tools like our funded accounts, Market Atlas, journal and scanners on TradingTerminal.com.
In my teens and 20s I spent way too much time on strategy games like StarCraft and Civilization. Harvesting resources, building systems, expanding. It was incredibly addictive to my brain, almost to an unhealthy degree.
I played pretty much every 90s strategy classic. Warcraft II, Command & Conquer, Age of Empires, Civilization, SimCity, Master of Orion. Even won some money in local tournaments. At the time it just felt like fun, but looking back, those games were teaching real skills. Planning ahead, managing limited resources, timing decisions, taking calculated risks.
Eventually I realized entrepreneurship scratches that exact same itch. You are still building, scaling, optimizing, and competing. The difference is that business is the ultimate game. You are creating something real, contributing to people, and the rewards compound over years and decades instead of resetting every match.
Games are often zero sum. Someone has to lose for you to win. Business, especially in growing markets, is positive sum. Multiple people can win and create value at the same time.
These days I prefer watching my team play to unwind. I still enjoy the occasional game, but I am much more intentional about where I put my time and energy.
Important concepts covered in this recap: - Trade management techniques for scalping on the 1-minute chart - How to choose high conviction scalp trades by reading order flow - Liquidity concepts and how to interpret liquidity when day trading
To whoever posted this sick setup and went viral on Reddit:
1. Thank you for using Trading Terminal and having Market Atlas and Scanners on your screens 🧠 Great tools for real day traders, you know what you’re doing
2. Because of you I need a beach vacation now lol 🏝️
This morning, I received a powerful message from an 8th-year BBT member (@DougT)
It wasn’t a screenshot of a big P&L. It wasn’t a “look at this one trade” highlight.
It was something far more meaningful.
At first, a newer trader wrote that our $50K funded training account might be the start he needs to really get going in the trading world. He said it’s the best opportunity he’s found so far to have a decent chance at doing this the right way.
Then another member shared something that hit me.
He said it was his 8th anniversary with BBT. Eight years.
Think about that for a second.
In an industry full of noise, hype, and “quick wins,” someone stayed committed for eight years. Not because trading is easy. Not because he found a shortcut. But because he found a process and an environment that helped him keep showing up.
He also wrote that he checked out a LOT of groups over the years, and he stuck with BBT for four simple reasons:
1. Leadership that is transparent on trades and decision-making
2. A staff and coaching team with longevity
3. Education that’s actually structured and useful
4. A community full of smart people that keeps pushing each other forward
That’s the part most people don’t understand about trading.
Most traders don’t fail because they lack intelligence. They fail because they don’t have the right environment.
They’re trying to build a professional skill alone, by collecting random strategies from random sources, with no structure, no feedback loop, and no accountability.
And then when the market gets hard, they’re isolated. So they start improvising. Overtrading. Revenge trading. Chasing. Breaking rules.
It’s not a strategy problem. It’s a process problem.
The reason I’m sharing this is simple:
Consistency isn’t a talent. It’s a routine.
And routines are easier to build when you’re surrounded by people who take the craft seriously.
If you’re trying to level up in trading (or any high-performance skill), here’s the cleanest path I’ve seen work repeatedly:
Step 1: Learn with structure. - Pick a defined playbook. Stop hopping between shiny objects. Build rules you can follow.
Step 2: Build reps in a realistic training environment. - Practice isn’t just “paper trading.” It’s training your decision-making, discipline, and emotions under pressure — the same way athletes and performers do.
That’s why we built our funded training program in the first place. Not as a lottery ticket. As a bridge between simulator and going live.
Because the goal isn’t to “win today.” The goal is to become the kind of person who can execute with discipline for years.
If you’re in that stage right now — learning, struggling, rebuilding, trying to be consistent — keep going. Find your structure. Find your people. Get your reps in.
And don’t underestimate how much the right community can change your trajectory.
If this resonates, comment “PROCESS” and I’ll share the link to get you started with free trading guides from Bear Bull Traders.
Bear Bull Traders
Today’s stock market will be one for the history books.
🫡 Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s final FOMC meeting.
🚨15% of the S&P500 reports earnings together on the same day: Meta, Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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Watching my team play games in the office brought back memories.
These are my senior developers who helped us build amazing trading tools like our funded accounts, Market Atlas, journal and scanners on TradingTerminal.com.
In my teens and 20s I spent way too much time on strategy games like StarCraft and Civilization. Harvesting resources, building systems, expanding. It was incredibly addictive to my brain, almost to an unhealthy degree.
I played pretty much every 90s strategy classic. Warcraft II, Command & Conquer, Age of Empires, Civilization, SimCity, Master of Orion. Even won some money in local tournaments. At the time it just felt like fun, but looking back, those games were teaching real skills. Planning ahead, managing limited resources, timing decisions, taking calculated risks.
Eventually I realized entrepreneurship scratches that exact same itch. You are still building, scaling, optimizing, and competing. The difference is that business is the ultimate game. You are creating something real, contributing to people, and the rewards compound over years and decades instead of resetting every match.
Games are often zero sum. Someone has to lose for you to win. Business, especially in growing markets, is positive sum. Multiple people can win and create value at the same time.
These days I prefer watching my team play to unwind. I still enjoy the occasional game, but I am much more intentional about where I put my time and energy.
The real game is the long one.
💪🏽tradingterminal.com/
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I made a quick & dirty trade recap for our 'Lambo & Garbage Trucks' channel members. $30K day, traded AMD following the premarket breaking news.
Watch & Learn: https://youtu.be/qX7MWikfx_U?si=aHPbP...
Important concepts covered in this recap:
- Trade management techniques for scalping on the 1-minute chart
- How to choose high conviction scalp trades by reading order flow
- Liquidity concepts and how to interpret liquidity when day trading
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$NVDA back to $200, $TSLA on steroids again, $SPY all time high…
Traded both $TSLA and $NVDA on our livestream this morning, now writing a trade recap and market insights for my newsletter readers.
Crazy markets. Lots of insights on setups and the current market environment to share today ✍️
📧Get my free newsletter now: bearbulltraders.com/trade
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S&P500 back to all-time high range, as if the war never happened.
In my recent newsletters, I talked about how the markets are getting better for day traders and scalpers again.
📧Sign up to read my daily newsletter for free, and get my free trading crash courses: bearbulltraders.com/trade
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Level 2 depth of market can give traders insights that the candlestick chart can't.
I took a really simple trade setup this morning to show our BBT members why simplicity is truly the key to longevity in day trading.
Seeing this huge ask order appeared right after the open, I knew that there's a very high possibility that NVDA would push toward $170.
See my executions in the second image.
Instead of overcomplicating a strategy, I focus on:
1. Mastering order flow and level 2 DOM reading techniques (that's why I built Market Atlas)
2. Strict risk management and disciplined executions (no hesitation to cut loss or enter when my setup shows up)
3. Adding into winning trades and actively scale my position to maximize profits when I'm right.
My ORB strategy is free. Get the detailed crash course here: bearbulltraders.com/trade
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Just wrote a detailed bar-by-bar trade execution recap today for my newsletter readers 📧
Check your email inbox, and if you haven’t subscribed to my free newsletter, here you go: bearbulltraders.com/youtube
🙏🏽Traded $AMD with an A+ Opening Range Breakout setup that’s very clean, closing with +50K daily pnl / +5R
The key lesson is trade management, using depth of market (order flow chart) to execute partial profit taking and adding more to a winning trade.
My trading strategy is simple, Opening Range Breakout, using VWAP as my key indicator, and reading Market Atlas Level 2 order flow.
Get my daily newsletter and free education here: bearbulltraders.com/youtube
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5 Brutally Honest Day Trading Lessons 📚
These are the unspoken truths about day trading. After 12 years of day trading for a living, let me present you the reality.
1️⃣ Day trading is boring an repetitive. If you want excitement or fast money, the casino is better for you.
2️⃣ You will lose money. For beginners, it’s market tuition. For experienced traders, it’s business cost.
3️⃣ You are your biggest enemy in day trading. Not the market, not other people, but yourself.
4️⃣ Don’t waste time trading on your phone. Treat trading like a serious business.
5️⃣ Simple strategies = More repeatable = More consistent over time.
📚Comment “Education” and I’ll send you 3 FREE trading books that will help you learn trading the sustainable way.
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To whoever posted this sick setup and went viral on Reddit:
1. Thank you for using Trading Terminal and having Market Atlas and Scanners on your screens 🧠 Great tools for real day traders, you know what you’re doing
2. Because of you I need a beach vacation now lol 🏝️
Happy to see another trader living good!
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This morning, I received a powerful message from an 8th-year BBT member (@DougT)
It wasn’t a screenshot of a big P&L.
It wasn’t a “look at this one trade” highlight.
It was something far more meaningful.
At first, a newer trader wrote that our $50K funded training account might be the start he needs to really get going in the trading world. He said it’s the best opportunity he’s found so far to have a decent chance at doing this the right way.
Then another member shared something that hit me.
He said it was his 8th anniversary with BBT.
Eight years.
Think about that for a second.
In an industry full of noise, hype, and “quick wins,” someone stayed committed for eight years. Not because trading is easy. Not because he found a shortcut. But because he found a process and an environment that helped him keep showing up.
He also wrote that he checked out a LOT of groups over the years, and he stuck with BBT for four simple reasons:
1. Leadership that is transparent on trades and decision-making
2. A staff and coaching team with longevity
3. Education that’s actually structured and useful
4. A community full of smart people that keeps pushing each other forward
That’s the part most people don’t understand about trading.
Most traders don’t fail because they lack intelligence.
They fail because they don’t have the right environment.
They’re trying to build a professional skill alone, by collecting random strategies from random sources, with no structure, no feedback loop, and no accountability.
And then when the market gets hard, they’re isolated. So they start improvising. Overtrading. Revenge trading. Chasing. Breaking rules.
It’s not a strategy problem.
It’s a process problem.
The reason I’m sharing this is simple:
Consistency isn’t a talent.
It’s a routine.
And routines are easier to build when you’re surrounded by people who take the craft seriously.
If you’re trying to level up in trading (or any high-performance skill), here’s the cleanest path I’ve seen work repeatedly:
Step 1: Learn with structure.
- Pick a defined playbook. Stop hopping between shiny objects. Build rules you can follow.
Step 2: Build reps in a realistic training environment.
- Practice isn’t just “paper trading.” It’s training your decision-making, discipline, and emotions under pressure — the same way athletes and performers do.
That’s why we built our funded training program in the first place. Not as a lottery ticket. As a bridge between simulator and going live.
Because the goal isn’t to “win today.”
The goal is to become the kind of person who can execute with discipline for years.
If you’re in that stage right now — learning, struggling, rebuilding, trying to be consistent — keep going. Find your structure. Find your people. Get your reps in.
And don’t underestimate how much the right community can change your trajectory.
If this resonates, comment “PROCESS” and I’ll share the link to get you started with free trading guides from Bear Bull Traders.
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