Who is Casey Stubbs?

Casey Stubbs

Entrepreneur, Writer, Business Owner

• Creator of the Book “The Complete Trading System: How to Develop a Mindset, Maximize Profitability, and Own Your Market Success”.
• Casey Stubbs launched his first trading business which generated over 6 million in revenue in 2009.
• Founder of TradingStrategyGuides.com which provides simple-to-follow Trading Strategies for traders and also develops online indicators and trading systems.
• United States Army Veteran and entrepreneur dedicated to helping people from all walks of life achieve financial freedom.

Experience

Stubbs and his team of trading experts wrote, “The Complete Trading System: How to Develop a Mindset, Maximize Profitability, and Own Your Market Success” as a guide for traders to find a trading system that works best for them. Stubbs has an established radio presence on the Finance & Markets Cashflow hacking podcast to help everyday hardworking Americans increase their cash flow and start living a life of true financial abundance.

Casey’s team at Trading Strategy Guides works hard every day to provide top-notch information for market traders. Our goal is simple. To help traders and investors of all levels in all walks of life with all types of goals and motivations, providing content for over 100,000+ active followers and 2,500+ members. These trading strategies have been featured all over the internet and can be found on the most popular trading blogs and forums including Investopedia, MoneyShow, Benzinga, Forbes, and many others.

Casey and his team’s mission is to simplify trading strategies by giving traders a detailed plan with step-by-step rules to follow. We continue to do this with every strategy that we produce on our website. Meet the team of experienced day traders like Hubert Miranda, forex traders, financial advisors, chart experts, and market analysts like Raman Gill who make this site possible.

Casey’s expertise in one place, his book

In “The Complete Trading System“, veteran trading strategist Casey Stubbs provides a comprehensive and holistic approach to achieving success in the financial markets. The book goes beyond technical analysis to emphasize the importance of developing a winning mindset and lifestyle that align with trading goals.

Stubbs guides readers through the essential components of a successful trading strategy, including understanding market movements, identifying accurate entry points, utilizing momentum, and leveraging candlestick and chart patterns. He also stresses the importance of risk management and emotional control in navigating the dynamic world of trading.

Whether you’re a seasoned trader or a novice entering the market, “The Complete Trading System” offers valuable insights and practical strategies for enhancing your profitability and achieving long-term success in the financial markets. Stubbs’s emphasis on mindset and lifestyle cultivation sets this book apart, providing a well-rounded approach to trading that extends beyond mere technical analysis.

Casey Stubbs Quotes

“The No. 1 mistake that rookie traders make is risking way too much. In Forex, there is massive profit potential because of the leverage, and many new traders try to take advantage of that by risking way too much of their accounts. It takes time to understand that Forex is an investment tool like any other market and not a get-rich-quick scheme.”

“The best way to create a trading plan is to use a template like the one we offer at Winner’s Edge. The template will help you form your trading plan by asking you what your goals are, what your mindset will be, what your understanding level is, what your experience is, what kind of personality you have, etc. Once you have all of this written down, you can begin to formulate a specific plan that aligns with your lifestyle, goals, and personality.”

“Your personality has a lot to do with how you ought to trade. People who are laid back and don’t want to be constantly involved with their trades should be longer-term traders. People who are not tech savvy will also have trouble being interactive in their trades, so they would better fit a long-term or swing trader. People who struggle with patience might want to study in shorter time frames. Your personality will also likely determine your risk tolerance. Some people are risk-takers and some are not. This will greatly affect how much you decide to risk in your trading.”