Risk in 2020 mattered for a moment when the stock market plunged in late February all the way down to its eventual bottom on March 23rd.

But now it is a thing of the past as traders place bets and wager big that the stock market will go up forever. In a market that doesn't seem all that risky, why does managing the risk still matter? I go over this and more in this podcast episode.

Have you ever made a bad decision in one trade that has led you to emotionally trading in other stocks and trades resulting in equally bad decisions? 

In this episode, I tackle one listener's problem pertaining to trading, and what he can do to avoid the domino effect and in the process preserve capital he uses for trading as well as his emotional capital too.

The stock market has seen one of the steepest and quickest sell-offs in history.

And right afterwards it saw one of the greatest rallies off the lows too.

For the prudent investor or trader, there is no doubt you felt left behind as the speed and velocity of the rally was breathtaking. In this episode, my 100th episode to be exact, I discuss the frustrations that comes with a market that rallies without you and how you should approach the market thereafter.

If you trade long enough you will have a few bad trades - actually a lot of them.

I try not to just point out the biggest losers that I have ever had, but also the ones that are unique, and dealing with unusual circumstances. This week's podcast focuses in on Datadog (DDOG) which I traded a couple of weeks ago and wanted to talk about.