I did my undergrad at Ohio State from 2001 to 2005.
In 2010, I got my MBA from the University of Central Florida.
Over the yeras, I've probably crossed paths with a few thousand professors.
Not a single one of them holds a candle to Professor Bierman.
He isn't easy on his Students. Heck, you can read their reviews at ratemyprofessor.com.
It's exactly as you'd expect: people either loved the level of knowledge he brought to the table or hated that he actually had real knowledge to impart.
And I get it. Back when I was an undergrad, grades mattered more than education (in my mind).
Now, I want substance. Quality over quantity.
The other day, I told Jeff I wanted a stock for my retirement portfolio. He threw Cracker Barrel (CBRL) my way - the same stock that was all over the news a few months ago.
I'm up some +20% and we haven't even finished January.
Next Wednesday, he's holding a workshop at 1PM that focuses on retirement.
I know, it's not the sexiest thing to discuss. Had you asked me even 10 years ago, I would have probably said no.
But now, with a kid who's growing faster than a Chia Pet, it's taken on new meaning in my life.
The years left until I'm roaming the golf course from 8AM until dusk are shrinking.
Yet, I hate the idea of dumping everything into an index fund. I want control. I want involvement.
Jeff…well…he gave that to me. And he can give it to you too.
Just the way he blends business sense, fundamental analysis, and technical logic feels like someone wiping the windows clean.
So do yourself a favor, hear what he has to say, and see if he turns the confusing into confidence for you too.
Sign up here.
Jordan Schneir
Editorial Director, TheoTRADE
Brandon Chapman: Long TSLA? What You Don't Know Can HURT
Tesla just hit $440. Retail traders see consolidation. Institutions see trouble.
Someone just dropped $238,000 on far out-of-the-money puts. The $250 strike. Expiring January 31st.
This trade was filled with zero hesitation. Ask price. No haggling.
Most traders missed it entirely. The Ghost Prints Surveillance Console didn't.
This is a pattern we've seen before. And it preceded major selloffs in other mega-cap names.
Here's how you can turn it into a trade idea.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Brandon's article.
Gianni Di Poce: Own Small Caps or Get Left Behind in 2026
The last time small caps broke out of a multi-year base like this, they crushed large caps by over 20% in the following year.
That same setup is forming right now. And almost nobody is paying attention.
I get it. Big tech has been the easy trade for so long that looking anywhere else feels like a waste of time. But the market has a funny way of punishing complacency.
In this piece, I'm breaking down the two most likely scenarios for stocks over the coming months.
More importantly, I'll show you why both paths lead to the same destination: small caps.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Gianni's article.
Jeff Bierman: Fundamentals Tell You WHY. Timing Tells You WHEN.
Wednesday morning in Chicago started at 52 degrees.
By the time I drove my daughter to school, it was 22 degrees with three inches of snow. Within four seconds the windshield turned into a complete whiteout. I couldn't see one foot in front of my car.
That's how fast conditions change. Weather. Markets. Everything.
This week I spent five days teaching the lesson that separates professionals from amateurs. Fundamentals tell you why to buy. Timing tells you when. Get that order wrong and you will lose money. Period.
This weekend I want to explain why relying on just one will destroy you
CLICK HERE to continue reading Jeff's article.
Blake Young: Why I'm Only Buying Stocks That Move Less Than the Market
The S&P 500 is stuck. Money is rotating inside equities but not flowing in.
Bonds are selling off. Nobody wants to commit.
This is not the time to chase high-flyers.
I'm looking at one number before I buy anything right now: beta.
Beta tells you how much a stock moves compared to the broad market. A beta of 1.0 means the stock moves roughly in line with the S&P 500.
A beta of 2.0 means twice the volatility.
When the market swings 1% up or down, a beta-2 stock swings 2%. That's great in a trending market.
In a choppy, directionless mess? It's a recipe for whipsaw losses.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Blake's article.
Tony Rago: If It Comes Back, Do You Want it?
The trade came together like it was supposed to.
During my session with Blake earlier this week, we talked about a long against the 62 with the target at 26,000. The NQ came down, touched 62 to the tick, and ripped.
That was a 50-handle trade without any real sweat.
All you had to do was identify the level, trust it, and let the trade work. That kind of clean execution only happens when you accept a simple truth that most traders fight their entire careers.
"If you're in the right trade, it ain't coming back. If it comes back, you don't want it."
Rodney asked me about that trade in the room. He wanted to know what happens if price pulls back after entry.
The answer should be carved into every trader's monitor.
We don't want green trades turning into red trades. If you buy a level and it bounces, you're in the right trade.
If price starts coming back toward your entry, the setup has lost its validity. Get out.
Let me walk you through what made that trade work.
CLICK HERE to continue reading Tony's article.
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