![]() When you’re learning to trade, you should absorb every strategy you can like a sponge. I think this contrast could be valuable for any trading student. 90% of traders FAIL! But under Sykes’ guidance, we both evolved into the traders and mentors we are today.Īlso, Bohen and I share many of the same core trading values with different approaches and strategies. Out of all the educational resources out there, why should you study with me and Bohen? Why Should You Learn from Both of Us?Īs an aspiring trader, you should be as selective about your mentors as you are about your setups. I’ll stick to my weekly put options and leave the monster swings for Bohen. But that’s not a strategy that fits with my style. Obviously, Bohen has a knack for identifying swing trades with crazy potential. (NASDAQ: NVAX) +4,431%, and FuelCell Energy Inc. He also predicted massive moves in Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) at $63 … BEFORE it went up nearly 2,000%! ![]() Protect the profits.īut Bohen has a sixth sense for spotting medium-term swing trades with HUGE UPSIDE. The setups I love tend to play out quickly on huge volume.Īnd because I’m trading weekly options - where gains can evaporate in seconds - I like to get in and get out. If you’ve been an Evolver for a while, you’ll know that I exclusively trade short-dated options. For me, it’s all about the key price levels. When I see those key levels crack on a high-volume momentum stock, I’m getting ready to load up my puts.īottom line: For Bohen, it’s all about the VWAP. I even wrote an entire blog about this topic just last week. ![]() You’ve heard me explain this time and time again. Instead, I prefer to trade based on the price action near key price levels. On the other hand, I rarely pay attention to the VWAP. These days, when he looks at charts, he’s hyper-focused on VWAP. Here are some of the differences between how Bohen and I trade…īohen LOVES to use the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) as his leading technical indicator. DifferencesĪlthough we both learned from Sykes, Bohen and I developed our own unique styles over the years… That way, when the perfect moment to enter the trade emerges, you’ll be ready while others are busy staring at hundreds of irrelevant tickers. Pick a few five-star setups and only watch those. Instead, do what Bohen and I do every single day. If you don’t narrow your watchlist down to the best setups only, you could find yourself overwhelmed with the number of stocks on your radar. We agree that if you’re looking at a watchlist of hundreds of stocks, you’re setting yourself up for failure. The biggest similarity between me and Bohen is how selective we are with our trades (and our watchlists). However, if we find a setup that checks one (or more) of these boxes - it’s time to pay attention. If a setup doesn’t have a major catalyst - pass. If a setup doesn’t display the technical indicators we look for in a chart - pass. If a setup doesn’t show elevated volume - pass. We use the same three-item checklist to determine what stocks we’re willing to trade - volume, chart, and catalyst. Similaritiesįirst, let’s talk about some of the similarities between how Bohen and I approach our trading… Reserve your spot here - it’s free when you sign up.īohen’s new trading outlook has inspired me to compare and contrast our styles.Īfter all, if Bohen is evolving his strategy with such enormous success - maybe there’s a way I can apply the same ideas to my trading mindset. This is INSANE!ĭon’t miss Bohen’s exclusive 24-Hour Rockets event with Sykes on Wednesday, January 26 at 8 p.m. The 24-Hour Rockets strategy is averaging 100% peak gains PER DAY! Bohen’s essentially doubling his account every day by following a few simple steps. Trading is our game - but teaching is our passion.Īnd speaking of teaching … Bohen has come up with a brand-new strategy that he’s finally ready to reveal to the world - 24-Hour Rockets ! We learned all of our skills from Tim Sykes, but today we’re both established trading mentors in our own right. Have you guessed who I’m talking about yet? You might’ve heard of him - his name is Tim Bohen.īohen and I have both come a long way since the Trading Challenge. He was looking at all kinds of setups, from swing trades to low-float long scalps, while I’ve always been extremely focused on my specific short selling strategy. We had many similarities, like our mutual love for shorting over-hyped momentum stocks.īut we also had many differences. Years ago, while I was a student in Tim Sykes’ Trading Challenge, I noticed that a fellow student was a truly standout trader.
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