A Trading Writer’s Diary
Kyna KoslingStories and lessons as a trading writer. Also some behind the scenes of TTRH.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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The value of separating the writing from authorship
Paul Tudor Jones dropped nugget after nugget in the afterword of Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.
One is the quote I used at the start of “All the Greats Failed First”, about how failure seems practically a prerequisite for greatness.
A...
How I make long-form writing feel “concise”
“People have short attention spans!”
Perhaps. But I’ve grown TTRH to 10,000 subscribers in 3 years through long form only.
In my first year, some readers suggested splitting stacks into multiple parts.
In years 2 and 3, readers say my wr...
What TTRH guests learn from the process
TTRH guest posts aren’t ghostwritten interviews.
…but I am heavily involved in the process. Far more heavily than most people think. (Including first-time guests!)
To bring more transparency to the process, I sat down with my most re...
“AI killed the em dash”
Certain constructions are (currently) typical of AI:
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Em dashes.
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“It’s not X. It’s Y.”
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Everything happens “quietly”.
But removing these ‘AI tells’ doesn’t stop the content from feeling ‘off’.
…because the robotic quality...
How I guide TTRH guests through the struggle of the first draft
When I ghostwrote in the cyber security industry, nearly half my authors had dyslexia.
Some had it mildly. Others severely. One author even shared that he couldn’t write his own (common English) name when he was 12 years old. He’s now an i...
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Trading writer. I dissect how top performers think on TTRH (The Trading Resource Hub). I also ghostwrite for traders: tinyurl.com/writer4traders.
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