My second guest is Logan Kane, author of High Finance: The Secrets Wall Street Doesn't Want You To Know and frequent SeekingAlpha contributor. Logan is a quant, applying econometric models to financial markets.

I originally came across Logan when he broke a story on Robinhood's payment for order flow practices, which was picked up by Bloomberg and CNBC.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Starting as a bottom up value investor and becoming a quantitative investor
• How to start modelling market behavior
• Practical things retail traders and investors should know about market microstructure
• Logan's Robinhood story
• Thinking about time frames in trading
• How his strategy is based on inversing retail investor behavior

Links mentioned:

• High Finance: The Secrets Wall Street Doesn't Want You to Know
• Logan's SeekingAlpha page
• Robinhood Is Making Millions Selling Out Their Millennial Customers To High-Frequency Traders
• The Robinhood High-Frequency Trading Scandal: The Plot Thickens
• What Time Frame Should You Use When Trading
• Card Counting Meets The Stock Market: A Statistical Model For Predicting 1-3 Month Returns
• How Hidden ETF Transaction Costs Make Billions For Market Makers
• How Option Pricing Theory Can Make You Extra Money In Cannabis Stocks And IPOs
• Read This If You're Thinking Of Buying Put Options On Tilray

• An Overlooked Key To Investing Success: Market Microstructure