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What’s up, Tim Sykes here with Chris and Evan Schunk, two brothers who’ve gone from dedicated students to disciplined traders. In this convo, we break down what’s working for them, the dangers of premarket short selling, and how fast one bad trade can turn into a wake-up call.

We also talk about risk control, mindset, and why I always preach “trade cowardly” — because protecting your capital matters more than any single trade. Whether you go long or short, this video serves as a reminder to respect volatility, learn from mistakes, and prioritize process over profit.

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