Podcast Episodes

Can gaps be predicted? How do you trade gaps and what are the risks involved in equites as it pertains to swing trading stocks prone to gapping higher and lower on a day-to-day basis? Find out in this podcast episode with Ryan Mallory. Whiskey: Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Be sure to check out my Swing-Trading

Should it be assumed the stock market is stupid? And if it truly is stupid, how then do we trade it? Ryan answers the question that has been asked by most traders this year in frustration with the never-ending bidding up of this stock market. Whiskey: Old Forester 1897 BiB Be sure to check out

Ryan asks and answers a critical question facing the stock market today: Has the stock market changed so much over recent years that shorting stocks is no longer a viable strategy when anticipating bearish stock market conditions? Or is Ryan simply marking a potential top in this market with even considering such a thing? Whiskey:

Ryan provides insight into an awful earnings disaster that saw one swing trader's position cut by 50%. How could this swing trader have avoided the awful results? Whiskey: Well Special Reserve Be sure to check out my Swing-Trading offering through Patreon that goes hand-in-hand with my podcast, offering all of the research, charts and technical

Ryan provides his insights into reading and interpreting volume on the charts and how that corelates with breakouts and making quality trade decisions. Whiskey: Buffalo Trace Be sure to check out my Swing-Trading offering through Patreon that goes hand-in-hand with my podcast, offering all of the research, charts and technical analysis on the stock market

Which one loses: Opportunity Cost or Stop-loss? Is it okay to move on from a trade despite the fact the stop-loss hasn't been triggered? What if there is a better trading opportunity that exists and should a trader go ahead and pursue it rather than remaining in the current swing trade because it hasn't been

Ryan picks up where he left off on last episode talking about inverse ETFs and why in most cases it is better to simply use 1:1 leverage than 2:1 or 3:1. Also, more about stop-loss placement and where he raises the stop to, after a swing trade becomes profitable. Be sure to check out my

Ryan Mallory digs into the topic of adding to his positions after he got into the trade. Furthermore he talks about using leverage in the portfolio for stocks with low volatility. Whiskey: Buffalo Trace White Dog Be sure to check out my Swing-Trading offering through Patreon that goes hand-in-hand with my podcast, offering all of

How do you deal with problems that arise from getting stopped out of a profitable trade, only to see the stock reverse and go even higher? How does one avoid keeping too tight of stops that will expose traders to unnecessary and untimely exits from really good trades? In this episode, Ryan tackles his approach

How do you avoid the regret of getting out of a trade too early only to watch it run to new highs and beyond. In essence, how can you place yourself in the best position to extract the most amount of profits in each of your swing trades? In this episode, Ryan Mallory explains his