Stock Market

Do you find yourself getting into stocks early before they even breakout? If so, you are increasing your odds of losing dramatically in doing so. Often swing traders will use the excuse of trying to get cheaper shares, but what they don't realize that they do that at the detriment of their capital by introducing

In a follow up to the "What Are You Doing?" episode, Ryan follows up with a swing trader who provides him his answers to Ryan's five pressing questions in hopes he can know what he is doing for his swing trading and that he would be doing it correctly. 

The "shoulda", "woulda", "couldas" can plague a trader's thinking into making future bad choices as it pertains to their swing trading. In this podcast episode, Ryan talks about avoiding what you might have done better in your trades based on the ultimate outcome you got, because we all know traders never regret not risking more

A swing trader asks Ryan why he continues to struggle despite using stop-loss and using risk management in his trades. Ryan has five questions that he asks him to help him better understand his approach to trading and help improve his bottom line. 

There are a lot Fintwit trading gurus out there. Who do you trust, and should you trust anyone that is on Youtube, a podcast (like me), or social media in general? In this podcast, I talk about I believe listeners should be laying out as the threshold for trust when it comes to trading and

How does one start swing trading with just a few thousand dollars, or even less, say $1,000? What stocks should that person focus on, how much volume and what market cap, among other things Ryan discusses in this podcast episode. 

What should a trader study to become better, and can one expect instant success and to be considered a great swing trader right away? In this podcast episode, Ryan explores these questions, and the field of study that is likely to be the most beneficial to a swing trader's long-term success. 

 Is it better to scale into your position the lower it goes, or is it better to scale into your swing trade as it increases in value. Or perhaps it is better to go with a full size position right out of the gate. Ryan gives his thoughts on how he gets a full position

Is it possible to time the moves of an individual stock with its fundamentals? And how does one do that with timing it with overall market conditions. Plus, does enterprise value of an individual company stock play into the overall long-term value of a stock. Finally, Ryan discusses the value of the wheel option strategy

For a new swing trader, what are some of Ryan's tidbits of wisdom that he can give him, plus his thoughts on only being able to trade at the end of day, and opinions on moving averages and other indicators.