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Scott Pulcini rose from the Chicago Board of Trade floor to become one of the world's premier E-mini S&P scalpers, generating $10 million in a single year at Kingstree Trading. Forced to adapt as algorithms took over, he rebuilt his edge around 25+ years of market experience, Bookmap, and CME order-flow data. In this episode, he breaks down the realities of trading massive size, surviving tilt, and his framework for reading institutional volume. For full episode show notes, click here: Episode 336

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336 · Scott Pulcini - I Was the Algorithm Before Algorithms Then I Had to Start Over
Chat With TradersNovember 11, 2026
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336 · Scott Pulcini - I Was the Algorithm Before Algorithms Then I Had to Start Over

Scott Pulcini started on the Chicago Board of Trade floor before transitioning to screen-based trading, learning to process information under extreme pressure to become one of the biggest E-mini S&P scalpers in the world. At his peak, he traded massive size at Kingstree Trading, turning his intuitiv...

335 · Alex Temiz and Bao Nguyen - Why Your Trading Strategy Might Be Wrong for You
Chat With TradersOctober 28, 2026
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01:31:08

335 · Alex Temiz and Bao Nguyen - Why Your Trading Strategy Might Be Wrong for You

Alex Temiz and Bao Nguyen came together to found My Investing Club (MIC) to give traders the direct mentorship and real-time guidance they never had when starting out. Alex built his reputation through transparency, consistency, and elite execution, earning over $16 million in verified trading profi...

334 · Andrew Perry - What $450M Portfolio Manager Learned From Paul Tudor Jones
Chat With TradersOctober 14, 2026
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01:19:53

334 · Andrew Perry - What $450M Portfolio Manager Learned From Paul Tudor Jones

Andrew Perry spent over 35 years at the intersection of institutional macro research and active portfolio management, including five years as a portfolio manager at Tudor Investment Corporation under Paul Tudor Jones. Managing up to $450 million, Andrew developed a disciplined, multi-dimensional fra...

333 · Tim Furey - Why Defense, Not Offense, Makes You a Profitable Trader
Chat With TradersSeptember 30, 2026
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01:25:21

333 · Tim Furey - Why Defense, Not Offense, Makes You a Profitable Trader

Tim Furey went from surviving the high-intensity floor trading pits of the Chicago Board of Trade to surviving a near-fatal medical emergency, ultimately building TradeView Markets into a global financial brokerage.After getting his start as Merrill Lynch's youngest commodity broker hire in nearly f...

332 · Steve Nison - The Man Who Introduced Candlestick Charting to the West
Chat With TradersSeptember 16, 2026
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00:48:27

332 · Steve Nison - The Man Who Introduced Candlestick Charting to the West

Steve Nison came to Wall Street as a technical analyst in the late 1980s, discovered an obscure Japanese charting methodology, and spent years translating rare texts to introduce candlestick charting to the Western world.Through his landmark research, bestselling books, and institutional training at...

331 · Jeff Holden - How Top Prop Traders Find and Scale Their Edge
Chat With TradersSeptember 02, 2026
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01:39:51

331 · Jeff Holden - How Top Prop Traders Find and Scale Their Edge

Jeff Holden transformed his early trading journey into becoming the Head of Trader Development at SMB Capital, where he has helped coach prop traders into seven and eight figure performers. From finding personal motivation in childhood lessons about financial control to working at SMB Capital, he bu...

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