Usually depends on what stage of the session I'm in.
When doing heavy coding, debugging logic or running backtests I prefer low-distraction background music—tracks from Alan Walker or similar electronic/chill playlists keep the focus sharp without breaking concentration.
For active market hours or casual routine monitoring, upbeat Punjabi tracks mostly Karan Aujla and Sidhu Moose Wala—are my go-to. Helps keep the energy up through slower consolidation phases.
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Ok ... it is what we like - especially the university students in past incl NOW -
Once again, Chicago is related to trading. Robert Lamm of Chicago used a Hit Song Science algorithm to project the success of specific tracks.
And of course, the City of Chicago is home to futures and options exchanges.
Ritual Music
Ritual Music
I created this for a remix contest
https://skiomusic.com/r/s4r
Eurodance is a bit nostalgic to me, so I went for that 2003 style. Not sure what I think as sometimes I hate my own stuff.
Metallica.
I created this for a remix contest
https://skiomusic.com/r/s4r
Eurodance is a bit nostalgic to me, so I went for that 2003 style. Not sure what I think as sometimes I hate my own stuff.
Hello,
Do you listen any music while you trade?
I have tried with many different kinds, but I think classical music is the most appropriate to remain discipline focus and calm .
Any replies are appreciated.
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