In this episode of The Trader’s Journey, Anthony sits down with David Capablanca (@reverse_long) — a trader known for his relentless short-selling investigations into some of the market’s most questionable companies. David has built a reputation by uncovering red flags, publishing deep-dive research, and sharing his findings across social media and YouTube.

What makes this episode unique is that David doesn’t just talk about activist short-selling — he shares his screen with us, walking step-by-step through trading setups, research, and execution behind his most memorable trades. From the space (MNTS) to cannabis (FLGC) industries and beyond, David takes us directly inside his process for spotting potential frauds, structuring trades, and managing risk in a world where retail hype often collides with reality.

This is a must-watch conversation for anyone who wants to understand how professional short-sellers think, investigate, and execute in volatile markets.

In this episode of The Trader’s Journey, I sit down with Abdullah Rasheed — engineer turned trader and founder of ProfitX. Abdullah shares how his technical background shaped his trading approach, the role of data in building a repeatable edge, and why most traders underestimate the power of process and discipline.

We cover his favorite setups, risk management strategies, and how documenting every trade helped him evolve into a consistent, confident trader. If you’ve ever wondered how to combine technical skill with trader psychology, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of The Trader’s Journey, we sit down with David Keller, President and Chief Research Officer at Sierra Alpha Research, former President of the CMT Association, and host of the Market Misbehavior and CHART THIS podcast.

David’s journey from Bloomberg to leading research firms is defined by his thoughtful combination of technical analysis and behavioral finance. With a background in music and psychology, he offers a refreshing perspective on how mindset, routine, and market observation can provide traders with a true edge.

Whether you're a chartist, a discretionary trader, or someone battling internal bias, this conversation offers timeless lessons for navigating modern markets with clarity and purpose.