Limit Up! Podcast
This is the Limit Up! Podcast - the place where we explore trading, trading psychology, trading life, and pretty much whatever else the wonderful world of markets has to offer. The Limit Up! Podcast is brought to you by Topstep and hosted by Jack Pelzer and Dan Hodgman. They’ll teach you how to trade, but more importantly, how to develop the habits that make traders good. Risk Disclosure: https://www.topstep.com/risk-disclosure/ Listen Notes
Trading Costs & Prop Shop Payouts
The true cost of trading futures is more than just your P&L. Learn what determines your bottom line whether you're trading from home or at a prop shop.
Setting Expectations for Your Trading
Setting grounded expectations will help you make steady improvements (and keep your sanity) while trading.
Avoiding Revenge Trading
Topstep Senior Performance Coach John Hoagland joins the podcast to discuss revenge trading and how to stop fighting the market.
Trading Superstitions
Venture into the world of the Trading occult with Dan and Jack as they discuss a few of the most common superstitions in the industry.
Live Q&A With Topstep CEO Michael Patak
Dan went live on YouTube this week to take trader questions with Topstep CEO Michael Patak. If you missed it, get it here.
Being More Selective With Trade Entries
Tightening up your entry criteria can pay big dividends in your account. Learn a few tips to help you avoid over-trading and under-performing.
Managing Stress While Day Trading
Is trading stressful? Definitely. Many traders are under-rested and overleveraged. Dan and Jack are here with a few solutions.
Trade Coaching With Eddie Horn
Topstep legend Eddie Horn joins the podcast to talk about the benefits of having a personal trading coach—which, by the way, Topstep now offers for free!
Post Trade Reactions and Emotions
Closing out a trade often comes with conflicting emotions. Learn how to use that to your advantage.
How to Treat Your Trailing Max Drawdown
Futures traders are usually pretty good about setting a daily drawdown limit. But how should you treat your unrealized gains?
