Mark Boucher

There are some key concepts and principles to successful short-term trading that can catapult your trading success if you apply them consistently. We teach many of these in our short-term trading course, but I’m going to relate a few very important ones to you in this article today. The first principle I want to relate to you today is one I was originally exposed to from the work of W.D. Gann. Quite early in my trading career, I made the trek from Menlo Park California, where I lived, to Pomeroy […]

Financial freedom is an aspiration held by many, yet fully realized by few. One key to achieving this elusive goal lies in understanding and leveraging financial structures effectively. The difference that can be made by making small shifts in how one handles their financial structures is immense, and it directly affects how much money you can set aside, as well as how rapidly the money you do set aside can compound. Most people are restricted by what they can invest in via the tax-advantaged structures they have set up (like

A famous CDA/Wiesenberger study took an interesting approach to explaining two different market strategies by creating two fictitious characters – Mr. Timing and Mr. Selection. The research used data from 1940-1973 in its first edition and then continued on through the early 1990’s in a later edition. Mr. Timing was capable enough to perfectly call every market swing of 10% or more. Mr. Timing bought at the exact low tick of every bottom prior to a 10% or higher move up and exited at the exact high tick before every