Ryan Mallory records his 400th podcast episode of Swing Trading the Stock Market, and in this episode, he talks about what all he has learned over the last 100 episodes. 
In the current market, where stocks are flying higher, and look like they could just keep going even higher, how do we manage the profits that come from some of these high flying semiconductor stocks like NVDA, SMCI, MSTR, or AMD? In this podcast episode, learn what Ryan does to manage the trade and the
Ryan discusses whether one should avoid trading the same stocks multiple times in a short period of time. Also discusses the impact of the wash sale rule as it pertains to swing trading. 
Far too often swing traders expect far too much from the capital they are trading with. In this podcast episode of swing trading the stock market Ryan talks about setting realistic expectations for you and the money that you are trading. 
Ryan does a deep dive into swing trading scans and watchlists, the importance and differences of the two and his best practices as it pertains to each. 
Can a stock form a bull flag following an earnings gap to the upside? And if so, can it or should it be traded? In this swing trading podcast episode, Ryan talks about the bull flag patterns and the things to know surrounding the pattern and earnings. 
Good Faith Violations from your broker can be really annoying to deal with. In this episode Ryan addresses these challenges and what a trader can do to better avoid them. Click here to subscribe: https://shareplanner.com/tradingblock 
Does shorting stocks cause companies to go bankrupt or drastically impact their stock prices? In this episode, Ryan dives into the details of shorting stocks and what it means to individual companies that are on the receiving end of short selling. Click here to subscribe: https://shareplanner.com/tradingblock 
Is there a scenario with the way the market is currently performing that would make Ryan hold a swing trade through earnings? Click here to subscribe: https://shareplanner.com/tradingblock 
In this podcast episode Ryan provides some simple solutions to focusing in on what is moving in the stock market on a daily basis and debunking the claim that following sector movements is a method of trading that is behind the curve of trading. Click here to subscribe: https://shareplanner.com/tradingblock 
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