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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2015 · 1H 38M

037: Futures Trader 71 – Understanding Areas of Acceptance, Thinking in Probabilities, and Creating a Legacy

from Chat With Traders · host Kevin Avery

This week I had the pleasure of speaking to another brilliant trader, who has been heavily requested – his name is Morad, but many know him best as Futures Trader 71 (or FT for short). To give you the 30 second rundown, FT has been an active trader since 2000, when he started out scalping NASDAQ stocks among the original SOES Bandits. A few years in he made the transition to trading futures, and later started his own proprietary trading firm, where he funded and mentored a team of traders. These days FT runs a brokerage, where he provides continuous education and risk control to a structured community. And of course, he remains an active futures trader, with a great focus on reading market profile and volume profile – which we get into during this interview. While you’re listening, I’d love it if you could please leave a brief review on the podcast in iTunes. This helps in a huge way to increase rankings and reach more listeners! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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