Anarchy: Day Trading for Rebels

Jordan and Levi take a contrarian swing at the trading education space with Anarchy: Day Trading for Rebels. The core argument running through 161 episodes is that most trading failures aren't about strategy or indicators -- they're about mindset, risk management, and the discipline to stay consistent when the market is doing everything it can to shake you out. The hosts position themselves against the 99% failure rate narrative by focusing on what actually separates profitable traders from everyone else. They cover forex, crypto, futures, and options, but the asset class almost feels secondary to the psychological and behavioral content. Episodes frequently address topics like dealing with revenge trading, managing your ego after a big win, and why most trading education is designed to keep you dependent rather than independent. With 161 episodes and weekly releases (the most recent from February 2026), the show is actively growing. The 4.7 rating from 28 reviews suggests a small but loyal audience. Jordan and Levi have a good co-host dynamic -- they challenge each other's ideas and aren't afraid to disagree on air, which keeps the conversations from feeling rehearsed. The "rebel" branding is similar to the Rebel Traders Podcast in this category, but the content focus is quite different. Where Rebel Traders leans into market analysis and options strategies, Anarchy spends more time on the internal game -- the habits, routines, and mental frameworks that determine whether your strategy actually works in live trading. If you're the kind of trader who has a solid strategy but keeps self-sabotaging with poor execution or emotional decisions, this show speaks directly to that problem. The advice is practical and comes from active traders who are still in the trenches themselves.