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Rebel Traders™ takes you inside the world of two underground master traders who take an entertaining, unique, and often contrarian look at the markets and business. Cutting through the noise of Wall Street shenanigans and hijinks and the clutter and confusion of mainstream news, they are here to help you navigate the trading minefield so you can finally take control of your financial future. Together, Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton are on a mission to give you the unfair advantage of a Rebel Trader™ by sharing little-known trading and investment strategies for identifying low-risk, high-return opportunities regardless of market conditions.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Donahoe and Newton turn trading psychology, testing and review into practical habits for building a more disciplined process.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton make trading discipline concrete through a loose, often comic conversation about what happens before, during and after a position.
A motorcycle crash becomes a trading lesson, if you prefer your risk talk with racetrack stories and swearing.
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A blunt reminder that leverage is not skill and capital preservation comes first.
Rebel Traders keeps risk management at the center, with Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton returning again and again to the habits that can trip up newer traders: chasing winners, reaching for leverage, and treating margin too lightly.
As volatility compresses into shorter windows, the old 30-day read starts to look less complete.
Volatility Ripples follows Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton as they move away from the familiar 30-day VIX and toward shorter-term reads, including the nine-day and one-day measures, to ask whether near-term activity is better captured by faster gauges than by the older 30-day…
A loose trading chat that keeps coming back to one simple rule: stay small, stay calm, and trust the process.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton keep this one loose and good-natured, but the point lands clearly. After the jokes and the nod to Phil's 20-year milestone, the talk settles into something more useful: trade small, keep your head clear, and do not give the market more room than it…
A sharp reset on why quiet markets still call for caution.
Rebel Traders returns in a new format for episode 276, and Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton keep circling a plain warning: the VIX has fallen, the S&P still lacks a clear direction, and the dollar has softened.
Price gets the final say when the market starts to talk too loudly.
Balance and overload settles into a practical lesson in trading discipline: stay aware of the market without letting noise steer judgment. Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton keep returning to live conditions, money flow, and the case for trusting price over opinion, which gives the…
A practical case for diversification that stays focused on trade-offs, return speed, and fit.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton frame diversification as a practical allocation question, not a slogan. They keep the discussion anchored in first principles: what an investor already knows, how hands-on they want to be, and how quickly they want capital to work.
A blunt look at trading tech that keeps circling back to fit, process, and practical limits.
Rebel Traders uses trading technology as a way into the larger question of how traders work now. Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton move from hardware nostalgia to the present day reality: an idea can be tested, adjusted, and shipped fast.
A blunt trading chat that keeps dragging the conversation back to data.
This market chat starts with a deliberately clumsy Shatner-style riff, then settles into the hosts' familiar mix of jokes, skepticism, and trading talk.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
Wall Street gets a bear-song cold open.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton focus on journaling as a trading tool, not a “Dear Diary” exercise, and Sean says it took him years to adopt it.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton return after a brief sabbatical and spend the first stretch laughing through the sort of banter only a long-running duo can pull off.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton keep the focus on risk, not hype.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton open with weary banter and a sideways market.
Balancing awareness and overload sets the hook.
Rebel Traders episode on discipline as foundation of long-term trading success.
Sean and Phil spend the episode arguing that diversification is not a slogan, it is a set of choices.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton return after a long break with a new format and a looser, rougher reset.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton talk through how trading technology has shifted, from older market mechanics to the faster tools traders rely on now.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton open by arguing that trading should not be a solo sport.
Sean and Phil open by bringing a bit of psychology into trading and quickly turn the conversation toward stress, workload, and the price of trying to do everything alone.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton use RT278, “12 Rebel Trader Rules,” to frame trading as a business built on rules, not a hobby built on impulse.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton use Snap, Blue Apron, and the South Sea Bubble to show how market manias rise and collapse, with Snap falling from peaks around $80–$90 to about $17 and then near $12 after earnings.
Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton discuss current market conditions in a new show format.