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Welcome back. Today I want to introduce you to the last contributor you'll meet before issue one: Blake Young. If I had to describe Blake's approach in one sentence, it's this. He trades probabilities, not emotions. That sounds simple, until you realize most traders are doing the exact opposite all day long. They react emotionally, chase momentum, and force setups. They constantly feel like they're missing the move. Blake's approach slows all of that down. He's constantly focused on questions like:
That last one matters. Exciting trades are usually the ones that hurt traders the most. What I respect about Blake is that he understands consistency is mostly about avoiding unnecessary damage. That's not as flashy as social media trading culture makes it sound, but it's true. You don't need to catch every move. You don't need to trade every day. You definitely don't need to chase every headline like Nvidia personally called and asked you to buy the top. You need process, structure, patience, and risk management. That's one of the healthiest mindsets a trader can develop. That brings us to the whole point of Back to the Futures. Markets are always changing. Some days trend beautifully. Some days chop traders into pieces. Some days are driven entirely by headlines. The traders who last are the ones who adapt without becoming emotional every five minutes. So here's what happens next. You've met the team and you know how we think. Your first issue of Back to the Futures lands this Sunday. It's your first full read of the markets through this lens. The themes developing into the week ahead, where risk is shifting, and the levels worth watching. To make sure it reaches you, add this address to your contacts now so the first issue doesn't land in spam. Glad you're here with us. See you in the first issue. Talk soon. Corey Rosenbloom, |
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