Thirty Years on the Tape.

I've spent thirty years trading the markets — different strategies, different assets, more lessons learned than I can count. About a decade ago, I found my real niche: low-float, small-cap momentum stocks — the kind of setups that move 20 cents a second during the pre-market news cycle, and either make your morning or wreck it before your coffee's cold.

Every retail scanner I've used over the years does the same thing: it reacts. It shows you a stock's already pumped after the news broke, when half the move is gone. I wanted something that watched the breadcrumbs — the filings, the insider buying, the structural signals — days or weeks before the story hit the wire.

So I built it. Not as a business plan first — as a personal tool, tested against real pre-market sessions, refined against real trades. The Long Hustle is that tool, opened up for the first time to traders who want the same edge.

I still trade this exact system every single morning. What you see on the live stream is what I'm actually watching, in real time, to make my own decisions — not a demo, not a highlight reel.

The course follows the same philosophy. Most trading education starts with a chart pattern or an indicator — mine starts with psychology, before you ever look at a candle. In my experience, the real difference between a trader who survives this and one who doesn't has very little to do with reading a setup correctly, and everything to do with staying calm enough to act on it. I've watched more accounts get wiped out by a racing pulse and a panicked decision than by a genuinely bad trade. So that's where we start — learning to approach the screen like you're running through a checklist, not reacting to fear and greed. Get that part right, and everything else actually has a chance to work.

Most scanners that are open to the public are built to be customised. You can filter on almost anything, change every setting, and stack alert on top of alert. It sounds like a feature, but in my experience it becomes the problem. It's overwhelming, and you end up forever tweaking it, hunting for the perfect set of alerts, when you should be watching the stocks.

I've been through that, over many years. I tested, tweaked, tested again, and what I found is that you don't need most of it. A few criteria do nearly all the work. That is why the Momentum Radar is a preset. It looks for stocks priced between $1 and $10, with a low float, a strong percentage gain and high relative volume. In my own backtesting, and in years of trading it, that combination gave me the best opportunities. I'm not asking you to rediscover it. That isn't a promise of profit, and no scanner can give you one. It's simply what has worked best for me.

And because you can't change it, there's nothing to fiddle with. No settings to second-guess, no alerts to adjust before the open. You work with what's in front of you, and that takes away a distraction most traders don't even realise they have.

Predictive Intelligence and the News Feed follow the same thinking. Each does one job, shows its reasoning, and keeps the screen clean. Predictive Intelligence shows the build-up before the move, with every score explained. The News Feed turns each headline into one plain sentence. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is there to distract you.