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Before Brent Donnelly became the president of Spectra Markets and the author of several books, he had a long career in trading: Brent got into FX markets in top-tier banks in the U.S., traded the dot-com bubble with his own money, and was at Lehman Brothers when it collapsed. In this special episode of My Life in 4 Trades, Brent joins guest host Andreas Steno Larsen to share his perspective on trading, including the big regrets that became some of his best life lessons.

Denise Shull is the founder and CEO of The ReThink Group. As an expert decision coach, she leverages her background in neuroscience and modern psychoanalysis to help guide professional investors, traders, athletes, and entrepreneurs into making their best risk decisions. Here are Denise’s top tips on how investors and traders can effectively use their emotions to make better choices and achieve better results.

My Life in 4 Trades Podcast Listen to this episode on Spotify   From investment banking at Goldman Sachs to serving as the White House communications director for President Trump, Anthony Scaramucci’s career has seen all sorts of successes and failures. In this episode of My Life in 4 Trades, the founder and co-managing partner […]

A dead cat bounce is a temporary recovery in asset prices in a secular downtrend or bear market. This price rally is usually brief and within a more prolonged technical decline. It reverses, allowing the bear market to continue.

A bear trap is common when trading various assets such as stocks, currencies, and commodities. It’s a technical pattern where the price dips or starts falling, then quickly reverses upwards.

A week ago everything changed here at Real Vision as we launched The Real Investing Course, which is part of the new Real Vision Academy. We want to take you behind the curtain to show you how it changes the game for investors.

Real Vision today launched The Real Investing Course, a new online learning experience that helps people become better investors – in less than 10 hours.

Earnings Per Share (EPS) is an important and closely watched metric in a company’s earnings figures. It is one of the numerous tools investors can draw from their arsenal to help them analyze the profitability, health, and overall value of a business.

Compound interest can work for or against you, depending on how you invest your money.

The price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is a common formula for measuring the share value of a company compared to its earnings per share.

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