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Tim Furey transformed his career from the high-pressure trading floors of the Chicago Board of Trade into founding TradeView Markets, a global brokerage serving clients worldwide with hundreds of employees. From fighting for his spot as a college football fullback to becoming Merrill Lynch’s youngest futures hire in four decades, he built his entire career on relentless defense and risk management. In this episode, he breaks down the transition from floor trader to CEO, the power of playing defense first, and how surviving a near-fatal medical emergency reshaped his drive, leadership, and perspective on success. For full episode show notes, click here: Episode 333
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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
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
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...
330 · Steve Quirk - From Chicago Pit Trader to Robinhood Exec
Steve Quirk began his career in 1987 on the fast-paced trading floors of Chicago, surviving the historic market crash that wiped out $1.7 trillion worldwide.From navigating open-outcry pits where a trader's word was their bond, Steve transitioned into market technology, helping build landmark tools ...
329 · Peter Brandt - How a 50-Year Veteran Thinks About Risk Management
Peter Brandt entered the commodity trading business in 1976 with ContiCommodity Services, survived years of market shifts, and turned a passion for price action into a legendary career spanning over 50 years as one of the world's premier classical chartists.After starting with Conti handling large i...
328 · Paul Scott - Why Technical Analysis is Just Retail Noise
Paul Scott built a career across commodities and forex markets spanning over three decades after entering the London Metal Exchange pits at just 16 years old. From navigating high-adrenaline market panics to mastering floor-based price discovery under his father, LME legend Harry Scott, he built his...
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