Imagine a world where your portfolio isn't held captive by traditional brokerages, where trading happens 24/7, and where everyday investors gain access to the exact wealth-building loopholes previously reserved for ultra-billionaires. We dive into a newly SEC-approved technology that merges the U.S. stock market with blockchain infrastructure, stripping away the friction of standard trades and granting you true self-custody of your assets. If you want to know how the financial elite borrow against their portfolios to live tax-free, and how this new financial frontier might finally let you do the exact same thing, you cannot afford to miss this conversation. What You'll Discover The revolutionary SEC-approved shift that merges traditional equities with blockchain technology. How 24/7, borderless trading offers unprecedented asset protection and true self-custody. The wealth-preservation loophole billionaires use to borrow against their portfolios, and how this new asset class unlocks it for the conservative retail investor. The hidden counterparty risks and liquidity traps you must watch out for before moving a single dollar into this new ecosystem. Episode Timeline 0:01 The traditional stock ownership model and why it is fundamentally breaking down. 3:30 Introducing the SEC-approved company pioneering tokenized shares and self-custody. 10:30 How high-speed blockchain swaps could completely alter your tax liabilities. 17:35 The Elon Musk Strategy: Borrowing against your assets at 3% instead of selling. 24:00 The concept of stacking safe-yield instruments and the hidden margin call risks. 38:20 Real-world arbitrage: Using whole life insurance and digital collateral to fund passive investments. Subscrib

In this episode, Alan Sama dives deep into the exact strategies Wall Street's "smart money" is using to play this high-flying stock. We explore how to structure your trades for the highest probability of success, the hidden risks of certain derivative plays, and the optimal ways to position yourself for passive income—whether you want to check your account daily or just once a month! Key Takeaways The "Smart Money" Playbook: Discover the multi-million dollar strategy institutional investors are using to position themselves for a massive long-term payout. The Danger of Traditional Approaches: Why simply buying shares or blindly trading futures could be the riskiest ways to play this particular company right now. The Passive Power-Play: Learn how to structure a low-stress, long-term trade that capitalizes on a high-probability floor. The Active Income Engine: Uncover a faster-paced alternative for traders looking to extract consistent, month-to-month cash flow from high-volatility events. Timestamped Summary 0:00 - Intro, navigating recent market storms, and why keeping your emotions in check is critical for long-term survival. 11:21 - The core topic: Why SpaceX is dominating the market narrative, from Starlink expansion to critical lockup expirations. 20:04 - We break down a massive "smart money" risk reversal trade and what it signals about institutional expectations.

Join us as we break down the global macro picture, define what a bubble really looks like using the lens of financial history, and discuss why understanding these international levers is essential for the conservative investor looking to protect their wealth and maintain financial freedom. Key Takeaways The Anatomy of a Bubble: Discover the six clear criteria used to identify market bubbles and learn why Alan believes the AI sector currently checks every single box. The "Wealth vs. Money" Trap: Understand the crucial difference between unrealized wealth and liquid cash, and why this distinction is the ultimate trigger for a market crash. The Japan-U.S. Connection: Learn why the Japanese yen and the U.S. Treasury market are tied at the hip, and how a change in Japanese monetary policy could create a domino effect for U.S. interest rates. Protecting Your Portfolio: Learn how to stay ahead of the crowd by recognizing the "greater fool" dynamics before the exit doors become a bottleneck. Timestamped Summary 0:45 - Defining a bubble: The Ray Dalio criteria for unsustainable valuations. 6:20 - The "Shoeshine Boy" indicator: Why anecdotal evidence often signals a market top. 16:45 - Why your unrealized gains in AI stocks might be "wealth" without "money." 22:15 - The Japan Carry Trade explained: How hedge funds leverage global currency disparit

It's one of the oldest "common sense" strategies on Wall Street: when a company gets the tap on the shoulder to join a major index, you buy the stock. The logic seems bulletproof. Once it's officially added, massive index funds and ETFs are forced to buy billions of dollars worth of shares, which should drive the price to the moon. Right? We decided to put this legendary theory to the test. We pulled the data on 78 stocks added to the index over the last 15 years to see exactly how they performed before, during, and after the big announcement. The reality is going to completely change the way you look at index rebalancing—and we're sharing a completely different, backdoor method to spot the true winners before Wall Street makes it official. What You'll Discover: The Post-Announcement Reality: The shocking truth about what actually happens to a stock's momentum the moment the press release hits the wire. The "SpaceX Rule": How the criteria for getting into the top 100 is evolving and changing the timeline for massive IPOs. The Q50 Backdoor: A step-by-step method to identify the next major index inclusions months before the crowd catches on. The Ultimate Separator: The #1 financial metric you must demand from a company if you want to avoid the "story stock" trap and find sustainable winners. Episode Timestamps: 0:01 - Welcome to Episode 209: Unpacking the legendary index effect. 3:13 - The unwritten (and official) rules: How does a company actually get into this elite club?

Should you sell in May and go away? It is one of the oldest and most frequently repeated adages in the financial world. As the summer heat rolls in and Wall Street professionals head out on vacation, many retail investors assume it is time to pack up their portfolios and wait for the fall. But does this legendary strategy actually hold up to modern market data? In this episode, we dive deep into the research from top institutions to see if taking a summer break is a savvy risk management move—or a massive missed opportunity for theta decay. If you want to know how the summer doldrums truly affect market volume, volatility, and option premiums, you cannot afford to miss this breakdown. What you'll discover: The surprising historical truth about stock market performance in July. Why the infamous summer volume drop is a double-edged sword for conservative option sellers. The exact month that decades of data pinpoint as the actual danger zone for your portfolio. How to leverage rising summer VIX trends to collect higher premiums. A simple rule for order execution that will save you from getting burned by thin liquidity. Episode Timeline: 0:46 - The origin of the famous Wall Street summer myth and why the media keeps repeating it. 4:23 - The hard data from 1950 to today: Does the market actually crash when the bankers go to the Hamptons? 13:27 - The precise way option sellers should adjust their strategies for summer's thin liquidity and wide spreads. 18:17

If you already own stocks in your brokerage account, you might be missing out on thousands of dollars in hidden income. Most investors only know one way to make money: buy a stock, wait, and pray the price goes up. But what if your portfolio goes sideways for a year—or drops? In this episode, we sit down to reveal three little-known, highly conservative strategies to squeeze extra capital out of the assets you already hold in your account. One of these methods is a secret setting your broker hopes you never find! Tune in to discover how to turn an idle, buy-and-hold portfolio into an active, resilient income machine. Key Takeaways The 132-Year Wealth Hack: Discover the historic, automated strategy that historically turned a 4.5% average market return into a 7% wealth-building powerhouse. The Hidden "Interest" Setting: How to uncover the secret program in your brokerage account that forces hedge funds to pay you daily interest. The Stock "Rental" Strategy: The right (and wrong) way to rent out your shares for upfront cash without taking on massive, unnecessary risk. The Underwater Stock Rescue: What to do when your cost basis is significantly higher than your stock's current trading price. Timestamped Summary 0:01 - The fatal flaw of the traditional "buy and hope" investing method. 5:05 - Strategy 1: The automated dividend wealth-builder that supercharges your returns, even during market crashes and depressions. 15:02 - Strategy 2: The secret brokerage setting that pays you daily interest while you sleep.

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on a massive, hidden asset class hiding in plain sight right across the border. While Wall Street forces retail traders into high-stakes tech volatility, a select group of institutional-grade businesses has been quietly outperforming the S&P 500 with smooth, straight-to-the-top charts, fortress-like balance sheets, and recession-proof income loops. We discuss the specific mathematical edges that shield this "underground" monopoly from subprime defaults, structural economic shifts, and why their unique regulatory environment makes them an absolute dream for conservative options sellers. Tune in to find out which specific tickers are hitting fresh all-time highs today and how to use passive trading strategies to extract consistent rent from their steady upward climb. Key Takeaways The Monopolistic Shield: What you'll discover about a major international sector that functions as an entrenched, legal monopoly, making it virtually impossible for new competitors to disrupt their market share. The Stricter Capital Cushion: The structural lending secrets that allow these specific overseas institutions to withstand macro downturns far better than standard US commercial banks. The Moat Strategy: How a massive stream of non-interest revenue and built-in corporate buybacks keep their earnings exceptionally resilient against tech disruption. Passive Execution Blueprints: The preferred methods for structuring conservative options plays on boring, slow-moving, dividend-paying equities to secure consistent cash flow. Timestamped Summary 1:10 – The International Reveal: Unmasking the high-performing sector hiding right across the US border.

With markets shifting rapidly and new technologies like AI disrupting the economy, standing on the sidelines simply isn't an option. But how do the top 1% navigate intense uncertainty without losing their shirts? We break down a massive list of insights gathered directly from some of the world's most successful billionaires, hedge fund managers, and venture capitalists. You'll hear why your current diversification strategy might be a dangerous illusion, the surprising truth about when to completely ignore financial news, and why the most "boring" sectors are quietly generating massive compound growth. If you want to protect your portfolio, avoid account-draining traps, and thrive during the next market cycle, you cannot afford to miss these closely guarded secrets. Key Takeaways: What you'll discover about the "obvious" investments: Why you keep talking yourself out of the easiest trades, and how to trust your front-row seat to the market. The crucial difference between risk and uncertainty: How confusing these two concepts can destroy your capital—and how to exploit the difference for profit. Why the skills that make you a great business owner might quietly wreck your trading account: The inverse relationship between being an entrepreneur and being an investor. The hidden trap of "cheap" stocks: How to identify true value in beaten-down markets without catching a falling knife. The "Small Portfolio" Advantage: Why trading with less capital actually gives you a massive, structural edge over institutional giants. Timestamped Summary:

When the government starts throwing billions of taxpayer dollars at a highly specific, futuristic tech sector, should retail traders pay attention? In this episode, we explore a unique trend where federal investments act as a massive tailwind for publicly traded companies. We unpack a brand-new frontier of technology—one so powerful it could theoretically break modern encryption—and discuss how you might position your conservative options portfolio to ride these massive financial shifts. We cover how to evaluate these unique setups, why the biggest technological leaps require incredible patience, and how to structure your trades without locking up the capital you need for weekly income. If you want to know how to track government backing and strategically use it to your advantage without taking on unnecessary risk, hit play now! Key Takeaways The Follow-the-Money Strategy: How to identify which publicly traded companies are receiving massive federal backing and grants. Emerging Tech Evaluation: The exact criteria for looking at highly speculative tech sectors without risking your core income-generating portfolio. The Safe Bet vs. The Wildcard: Why an "unsexy" legacy tech company might actually be the smartest vehicle for a long-term options play. Capital Allocation Rules: The critical difference between trading for weekly premium and taking calculated, long-term speculative bets with house money. Timestamped Summary 0:01 - The surprising results of our previous government-backed tech trades and why the strategy works.

If you've ever sold a put option, you know the feeling: collecting that upfront premium feels like free money. But what happens when the market turns, volatility spikes, and your "safe" trade suddenly plunges deep into the red? In this episode of the Option Genius Podcast, Head Trader Alan Sama tackles one of the most frustrating challenges facing retail options traders today. While selling puts is a powerful tool for generating passive income, chasing the wrong metrics can turn a simple one-week trade into a grueling, multi-year battle just to break even. We dive into the massive mistake almost everyone makes when hunting for premium and reveal a radically different, backtested approach to asset selection. If you are tired of getting trapped in losing positions and want to know how the pros stack the probabilities in their favor, you cannot afford to miss this. What You'll Discover: The #1 trap traders fall into when trying to maximize their options premium (and why higher volatility doesn't actually mean an edge). Why the popular "Wheel Strategy" can sometimes do more harm than good to your portfolio. The specific criteria of a little-known class of stocks that boasts an over 90% historical probability of moving higher. How to combine statistical asset momentum with the natural decay of options to build a true, dual-layer trading edge. Timestamped Summary 0:10 – The real truth about the "unlimited risk" of naked puts that most financial gurus gloss over. 7:49 – The fatal flaw in how retail traders choose their underlying stocks. 13:55 – Revealing the proprietary asset class that completely transformed our approach to option selling.

Is the U.S. Government Your New Best Stock Picker? The U.S. government is fundamentally changing how it funds corporate America—moving away from traditional "free money" bailouts and quietly securing direct equity stakes in critical industries. But what does this mean for retail investors, and can you actually profit by following taxpayer dollars? In this episode, Allen and Matty open up the scorecard on several "Trump stocks" where government money was deployed, including Intel ($INTC), Trilogy Metals ($TMQ), Lithium Americas ($LAC), USA Rare Earth, and MP Materials ($MP). We analyze these charts to see what worked, what flopped, and most importantly, how retail investors can apply conservative options selling strategies to trade these massive macroeconomic catalysts while maintaining strict risk avoidance. What You'll Discover: The Government Equity Shift: How federal policy transitioned from straightforward subsidies to taking direct ownership percentages in national security and infrastructure companies. The "Trump Stocks" Scorecard: A review of specific taxpayer investments to reveal the chart signals that separated the massive multibaggers from the underperformers. Profiting from Catalysts: A real-world breakdown of a LEAPS (Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities) trade, highlighting the exact criteria needed when taking a directional risk. Macro Market Drivers: Why anticipated Federal Reserve actions serve as a rising tide that lifts all equities, and how to identify the underlying "cause" of a market move before it happens. Timestamped Summary:

In this episode of the Option Genius Podcast, Allen Sama celebrates a special occasion: the 50th birthday of Option Genius coach, Matt. But this isn't just a celebration; it's a deep dive into the wisdom gained from a decade in the markets and five decades of navigating life's transitions. We discuss the current geopolitical climate and its impact on the S&P 500 and Oil futures before shifting gears into Matt's personal journey. From driving forklifts at Costco to managing high-pressure real estate associations in Boston, Matt shares how his past careers prepared him for the emotional discipline required for conservative options trading. Whether you are a young investor looking to shorten your learning curve or a veteran trader seeking to "find your lane," this episode offers a roadmap for aligning your trading strategy with your personal temperament. Key Takeaways Match Strategy to Temperament: Why Matt prefers the "laid-back" nature of Oil futures over the high-intensity 0DTE (Zero Days to Expiration) trades. The "Don't Be Cute" Rule: The dangers of deviating from your trading plan and trying to outsmart the market. The Power of Compounding Wins: Shifting your mindset from "beating the S&P 500" daily to winning the "12 rounds" of the year. The "If Not Now, When?" Philosophy: Breaking through the "Yeah, but..." excuses to take control of your financial future regardless of age. Timestamped Summary [00:00] Market Recap: S&P, Bitcoin at $73k, and the Iran-Israel geopolitical impact. [12:15] 50 Years of Lesso

In this episode of the Option Genius Podcast, we tackle one of the most pressing questions in today's euphoric market. We are currently witnessing an AI frenzy that looks and feels incredibly similar to the late 90s .com bubble. From companies randomly pivoting to AI just to bump their stock prices (like Allbirds and MyMuse) to the dangerous rise of deepfake AI testimonials and deceptive marketing, there are major red flags that conservative investors need to watch out for. We also discuss a massive recent shift in market regulation: FINRA's decision to drop the $25,000 Pattern Day Trader rule, essentially removing the guardrails for retail traders right at the peak of market exuberance. Finally, we break down the reality of using AI in your options trading—differentiating between utilizing AI for market research, running automated strategies through platforms like TradingView, and the dangerous illusion of a fully autonomous "AI trader." Is the AI bubble about to burst? Listen in to find out how to protect your capital and navigate these treacherous waters. Key Takeaways History Rhymes: The current AI boom mirrors the 1999 .com bubble, with massive capital expenditures, retail euphoria, and companies enjoying 600% stock surges simply by adding "AI" to their business plans. The AI Marketing Mirage: Be highly skeptical of the "one-man billion-dollar AI company." Many of these operations are being cracked down on by the FTC for utilizing fake, AI-generated User Generated Content (UGC) and deceptive ads. Guardrails Removed: The SEC and FINRA have eliminated the $25,000 requirement for pattern day trading—a rule originally established after the .com crash to protect small investors. This is a classic late-stage market warning sign. AI vs. Automated Trading: AI is a powerful tool for research and backtesting, but it is not ready

In the world of options trading, these two terms are often thrown around interchangeably, leading to massive confusion for individual investors. In this episode, we cut through the wordplay to define exactly what these maneuvers mean for your portfolio. We explore how an adjustment acts as a broad category for any tweak to a current trade—whether you're adding contracts, bolting on new spreads, or changing the overall structure. You'll also learn why a roll is a specific subset of adjustments used to move a trade vertically in price or out in time. Using real-world examples like a MasterCard call spread, we debate whether you should "continue a fight you're already losing" or simply stick to your original trading plan. Tools & Concepts Discussed: Vertical rolls, time rolls, credit vs. debit rolls, and index vs. individual stock volatility. Are you clear on your "line in the sand" before you click the trade button? When a trade moves against you, do you prefer to adjust the structure to lower your risk, or do you prefer to roll it out and wait for more time? Subscribe to the Options Trading Podcast for more step-by-step guidance! Key Takeaways Adjustments are the Broad Category: An adjustment is any change made to a trade's structure, such as adding contracts or turning a spread into a condor to change the delta or theta. Rolling is a Specific Subset: A roll involves closing a current position and opening a new one with a later expiration (roll out) or a different strike price (roll up/down). Vertical vs. Time Rolls: Traders can perform vertical rolls to move strikes further from the

Choosing your very first options trade can be a paralyzing decision, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, we break down the three fundamental strategies every beginner should consider: covered calls, naked puts, and credit spreads. We share personal stories—from landline calls to brokers to the evolution of a "24% a year" blog—to illustrate how these strategies perform in real-world bull and sideways markets. You'll learn why the covered call is often the "gateway" trade that gets nervous investors into the pool, why naked puts are like "hunting for bargains," and why credit spreads are eventually the superior choice for small accounts and diversification. We also provide an honest reality check on the risks, including the "10-year war" of holding stocks during a crash. Tools & Resources Mentioned: The Passive Trading Book, blogger platforms for journaling, and the concept of "Black Friday" stock shopping. Are you ready to move past the "options are too risky" myth? If you could only master one strategy for the rest of your life, would you choose the simplicity of a covered call or the flexibility of a credit spread? Subscribe now for more simple, step-by-step guidance! Key Takeaways The "Big Three" for Beginners: New traders really only need to master three strategies: covered calls, naked puts, and credit spreads. Each offers a different entry point depending on your capital and risk tolerance. Covered Calls as a "Gateway": This is often the best "first trade" because it is easy to conceptualize. If you already own stock, selling a call allows

The market playbook of 2025 is radically different from what we need in 2026. With slowing GDP growth (projected 1-2% next year), flat inflation/prices, and massive uncertainty surrounding Fed independence, AI margins, and geopolitical dynamics (BRICS, Ukraine), a conservative buy-and-hold strategy is unlikely to generate alpha. This episode lays out a concrete, three-part options trading playbook designed to outperform the S&P 500 next year, focusing on commodities and consistent income generation: First Down: Stay in Gold. With the dollar likely weakening (especially given potential Fed leadership changes and BRICS de-dollarization efforts), gold and commodities remain a strong buy-and-hold foundation. Second Down: Sell Oil Options. The futures market is pricing in stable oil prices for the next few months, creating a great environment for income traders to consistently sell options and generate high monthly returns (3-10% per month). Third Down: Focus on Option Selling (Income). Given expected lower momentum in the Magnificent Seven and other sectors, consistent option selling (like using threshold stocks or naked puts/covered calls) is positioned to outperform buying and holding index funds. The overall market outlook is sideways, making the disciplined, focused options trader the winner. Tools & Indicators Discussed: Fed Rate Policy, GDP Growth, Gold/Commodities, Oil Futures, BRICS, Threshold Stocks. Are you prepared to switch your strategy to match the new economic reality? If you had to pick only one commodity to hold for the next three years, would it be gold or silver? Join the conversation and subscribe for more strategic market analysis! Key Takeaways (3–5 points) 2026 Market Outlook is Sideways: Driven by slowing GDP growth (1-2% projected), flat inflation, and increased corporate cutbacks, the market is likely to move sideways with higher uncertainty, making consistent double-digit index returns unlikely.

We all know the Oracle of Omaha is a legendary investor, but does his wisdom apply to short-term options trading? In this episode, we break down Warren Buffett's most famous quotes and analyze them through the lens of an options trader. We discuss why looking for "one-foot bars" over "seven-foot bars" is the secret to high-probability trading, and why sticking to your "circle of competence" can save your portfolio. We also debate where we disagree with Buffett—specifically regarding holding periods and diversification—and how to adapt his principles to generate cash flow today. Whether you are a value investor or selling puts for income, this conversation reveals how to simplify your strategy and get your money working for you. In this episode, we cover: Why you should look for "one-foot bars" (the KISS principle). The importance of trading what you know. Why "holding forever" might not work in the age of AI. The harsh reality of making money while you sleep. Resources Mentioned: Get your free copy of the Passive Trading book: passivetrading.com/freebook Do you agree with Buffett's rule on never losing money? Subscribe and let us know your thoughts! Key Takeaways Look for the "One-Foot Bars": Don't overcomplicate trading with complex Greeks or obscure data. Look for the "layups"—trades with high probability and less stress (like the 90% probability put). Stick to Your Circle of Competence: Your watchlist should reflect what you know. If you work in oil, trade oil. If you eat fast food, trade those companies. You have an edge in industries you interact with daily. Adapt to Reality: The market will not adapt

We've all heard of the "TACO" (Trump Always Chickens Out) trade, but there's a new, more powerful government-driven strategy in play. This episode reveals a simple yet potent playbook for what we're calling: The New Trump Trade (Not TACO). We explore the simple thesis: when the U.S. administration takes a direct ownership stake in a company, we should consider trading right alongside them. This isn't just a theory; we're seeing the results in real-time. We'll look at the government's involvement with Intel (INTC) and how that stock has nearly doubled, and then dive into a watch list of rare earth and materials companies like MP Materials (MP), Lithium Americas (LAC), and Trilogy Metals (TMQ) that have seen explosive returns since the government stepped in. This isn't about capitalism at its best; it's about playing the market that we have. Are you ready to follow the ultimate smart money? Subscribe for more unique trading playbooks. Key Takeaways The New "Trump Trade" Thesis: The core idea is simple: if the U.S. government takes an ownership stake in a public company, investors should consider "following the smart money" and buying shares or long-term options, as the company is now a strategic national asset. The Intel (INTC) Example: The playbook started with Intel, which the government partnered with to secure the U.S. chip supply. Since the government's involvement, the stock has nearly doubled, proving the thesis that these companies "are not going to fail." The Rare Earth Materials Watch List: The strategy has expanded as the government seeks to secure domestic supplies of rare earth metals. A watch list of companies the government has already bought into includes: MP Materials (MP): Up from ~$30 to ~$89. Lithium Americas (LAC): Up ~66% in two weeks. Trilogy Metals (TMQ): Up from ~$2 to ~$8 in two weeks. The Government Will Set Price Floors: The administration has announced it will buy more companies in other industries and, significantly, will set price floors for these commodities. This is great for company profits (though not capitalism at its best) and provides a strong tailwind for the stocks. How to Play It: Sto

You can't trade without a broker, but having the wrong one is like trading with one hand tied behind your back. With all the consolidation and new players in the industry, how do you choose the right one for your options strategy? This episode is a complete review of the current landscape. We're talking about: Option Trading Brokers Reviewed. We'll break down the pros and cons of the biggest names in the game, from the undisputed champion of platforms, Thinkorswim (now at Schwab), to the pro-level (but difficult) Interactive Brokers. Learn why tastytrade's value may have changed since its acquisition and discover some lesser-known, low-cost brokers like eOption and TradeStation. We also discuss the rise of Robinhood and why, for serious options sellers, a desktop platform is still king. Don't just pick the first broker you see. This is your guide to finding the right fit for your trading style. Did you know your commissions are almost always negotiable? Subscribe for more essential trading tips. Key Takeaways Best Overall Platform: Schwab (for Thinkorswim): Despite a potentially slow setup process, Schwab is rated #1 primarily because it offers the Thinkorswim (TOS) platform, which is considered the most powerful and comprehensive tool for options analysis. Best for Professionals & Low Cost: Interactive Brokers (IBKR): IBKR offers the best fill prices and is the only major broker that does not use "payment for order flow." It's also the best choice for international traders. However, its software is notoriously difficult to learn, and customer service is lacking. The "Trader-Focused" Brokers (tastytrade, TradeStation, eOption): tastytrade: Built for options sellers but has seen a decline in value since being acquired by a private equity firm and the original founders departed. eOption: A great, low-cost "no-fluff" broker with excellent customer service, ideal for traders who use separate charting software. TradeStation: A new player with an interesting monthly membership fee model for commission-free trading, but its different platforms are still being integrated. Robinhood is Built for Phones, Not Complex Trading: While Robinhood

The Federal Reserve has officially started a rate-cutting cycle, and Chairman Powell has telegraphed that more cuts are likely on the way. For traders, this is a time to be "licking your chops." This episode is all about: The FED Playbook. We dive...