002 Brent Penfold discusses trading principles, money management, risk of ruin and more [AUDIO ONLY]

In this episode with Brent Penfold we cover fundamental topics that impacts traders of all levels, from beginner to advanced. We talk about some of the psychological issues traders face, the principles all traders need to accept to be successful, that elusive Holy Grail of trading and an extremely important mathematical concept that can identify if you’re going to blow up your account, so don’t miss that. The guest also provides actionable tips and tricks to overcome these issues along with a simple method to determine if a strategy is broken, which could save you lots of money and stress. Topics discussed:

How to trade 24 markets actively and be finished by 9:30am
The simple reason why most traders fail
The principles all traders need to accept to be successful
The one mathematical measure that can tell if you'll blow up your account - don't miss this!
The "Holy Grail" of trading
How to remove hope from your trading
How to combat greed
The impact fear can have on your trading and a hot tip to overcome it
A simple method to determine if your strategy is broken, this tip could save your trading account!

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