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Line Your Own Pockets

Dave Mabe and Michael Nauss•www.lineyourownpockets.com
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Investing
A weekly show for systematic traders who want to make more money from their trading strategies.
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Why Your First Trading Strategy Can Hold You Back

In this week's episode of Line Your Own Pockets, we continue the recent series on the mindset of creating new strategies. This time, we focus on branching out from your first profitable strategy, after you've started creating variations of that first one. Topics covered: Why do even successful traders struggle to create a second strategy? Develop new strategies before you need them Daily review is key - it's non-negotiable for me Strategy two is hard, but the benefits of diversification start im...

Jun 22, 2026•44 min•Ep. 98

How to Add More Trades to Your Strategy

In this week's episode of Line Your Own Pockets, Dave shares the exact steps he took to go from 300 trades a year to 3500 by backtesting and automating his trading system. We discuss: Moving down timeframes to add more trades How I added more trades but spent less time trading How backtesting changed everything for me Most strategies have more depth than traders realize And much more... --- Before you go! The next time you find yourself in a drawdown, I want you to stop what you're doing and hea...

Jun 15, 2026•50 min•Ep. 97

From One Profitable Strategy to Two

In this week's episode of Line Your Own Pockets, we take on a listener question from Emmett on how to go from one profitable strategy to two. We discuss: How most traders never get to this point and why Different approaches for strategy two - a variation of strategy one or completely different? It's easier to create a variation of strategy one - start going a mile deep rather than a mile wide Why a related strategy makes sense How much should you worry about correlation? And much more... --- Bef...

Jun 08, 2026•45 min•Ep. 96
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