When does a swing trader sell his position in a stock? In this episode Ryan details one trader’s poor risk management in Bitcoin who only wanted to get back to break even, only to find his trade doing incredibly well following the election – and now doesn’t know what to do? In this podcast episode Ryan gives his take on a poorly managed trade that turns out to be incredibly profitable.
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Swing Trading the Stock Market is a no-nonsense podcast that dives into the world of stock market trading. The host, Ryan Mallory, breaks down complex trading concepts into digestible bits, focusing on three key principles: 1) Manage the Risk Always, 2) Keep the losses small, and 3) Do both #1 and #2 and the profits will take care of themselves. Each episode tackles real-world trading scenarios that is focused on listener questions, and the problems that they face every day, by providing practical insights without the fluff. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, this podcast offers invaluable tips to navigate the stock market’s ups and downs. Listeners are encouraged to email their questions to ryan@shareplanner.com to have them featured in future episodes. It’s all about learning, growing, and becoming a more confident trader in the ever-changing stock market landscape.
Welcome to Swing Trading the Stock Market Podcast!
I want you to become a better trader, and you know what? You absolutely can!
Commit these three rules to memory and to your trading:
#1: Manage the RISK ALWAYS!
#2: Keep the Losses Small
#3: Do #1 & #2 and the profits will take care of themselves.
That’s right, successful swing-trading is about managing the risk, and with Swing Trading the Stock Market podcast, I encourage you to email me (ryan@shareplanner.com) your questions, and there’s a good chance I’ll make a future podcast out of your stock market related question.
Is it necessary to have a set position size with every trade that you take as a swing trader? Or can it be based on feelings and that gut instinct as to whether how successful or profitable a swing trade could be perceived as being? In this podcast episode, Ryan details why using a fluid position size approach is detrimental to long-term success as a trader.
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