Futures Trading Coach: Professor B (Brandon)
In this episode of Market Mamas, futures day trader & host Becky Gaskell sits down with Professor B (Brandon) from the Confluence Code to discuss trading psychology, risk management, patience, and building a sustainable trading career. Brandon shares his journey from options to futures trading and explains how treating trading like a business, managing losses, identifying high-probability setups, and building discipline can improve consistency. He also opens up about financial struggles, faith, perseverance, and the importance of finding the right trading community.
Veteran Trader: Scott Pulcini
In this episode of the Market Mamas trader psychology podcast, futures trader and host Becky Gaskell speaks with Scott Pulcini, founder of ScottPulciniTrader.com, about trading discipline, risk management, emotional control, and building an edge that can adapt to changing markets. Scott explains why daily loss limits matter, how tilt can derail even experienced traders, and how he uses order flow, liquidity, iceberg orders, and market structure to guide his trading decisions. Drawing on decades of experience, Scott shares his journey from the Chicago Board of Trade to becoming a successful electronic futures trader, overcoming major setbacks, and rebuilding his career using Bookmap and CME Market by Order (MBO) data. His story offers practical lessons on resilience, discipline, and long-term success in the markets.
Futures Day Trader: Lucas
In this episode of the Market Mamas trader psychology podcast, futures trader and host Becky Gaskell sits down with Lucas, a former professional baseball player turned futures trader, to explore the mindset, discipline, and emotional control required to succeed in trading. Lucas shares how his background as a professional athlete shaped his approach to the markets, from developing patience as a pitcher to handling losses, staying consistent, and building confidence under pressure. He discusses his rapid transition into trading, the lessons learned from early mistakes, and why emotional control is the biggest factor separating successful traders from unsuccessful ones. So many psychology gems in this one!