Thor came to Bear Bull Traders following a career in the IT field. As a server administrator, he had worked for an options trading platform, and that is where he initially cut his teeth on the market and became fascinated with the execution side of trading.

After working for over a decade in the IT field, his daughter, Allie, was diagnosed with nonverbal autism. That moment changed his family and shifted considerably their life’s priorities. Thor, his wife, Janelle, their son, and their daughter decided to relocate across Florida so Allie could attend a private school that was very well suited for her needs. Thor also made the decision to leave the demanding IT field in order to be able to focus more on his family. During this relocation, Thor came across Andrew’s book. After reading it cover to cover, Thor knew he wanted to become a trader. He has been studying hard to be a consistently profitable trader and help his trading community whenever possible. Thor is now a full-time trader and moderator at BBT.

As a family man, Thor’s favorite thing to do is hitting the beach with his wife and kids, and living each day with them to the fullest.

After being a full-time stay at home mom to 3 since 2008, Tiffany picked up Andrew’s book, How to Day Trade for a Living, in 2017, and after reading it sensed she was ready for a career as a trader. She knew nothing about the markets before delving into the newly found opportunity. She became a member of Bear Bull Traders immediately. After 6 months of simulator, attending all of the BBT classes, watching countless YouTube videos, and journaling every day, Tiffany finally found her edge 2 years later.

Tiffany’s background is in psychology. She started her career as a counselor at a children’s hospital. While she remains passionate about children and mental health, trading gives her the flexibility to still be a full-time mom.

Tiffany has been married for 16 years. In her spare time, she loves being with her family, yoga, hiking, camping, fishing, and watching her children compete.