Swing Trading Podcast

Know how you plan on being successful in the stock market is the first step to trading and investing profitably. But how do you do that though? In my latest finance podcast, I go over nine different steps you need to take in developing your own personal trading edge for success. 

There are times when you simply shouldn't be trading at all. What are those times and why are they so bad for your trading as a whole. In this podcast episode I talk about my experiences in trading and some of the more stressful times in my trading.

The stock market is selling off hard and fast this week, and we are seeing volatility levels that haven't been seen since Q4 of last year when the market pulled back over 20%. Is now the time to be scared? Should you be selling your stocks? How do you get through such a difficult period?

The FOMC Statement that is released every six weeks by the Federal Reserve. It represents one of the most volatile periods of the stock market on an intraday basis. Their decisions they make, carries a huge impact not only the day of the statement, but in anticipation of and in the days that follow. So

It is so easy to lose patience with the stock market. Especially when our expectations are not aligning with what we are actually seeing unfold in our portfolio or the stock market as a whole. Setting profit goals is a dangerous game, because when it becomes more likely that we will not meet those goals,

A low volume and choppy stock market can be one of the most difficult markets to trade in as it requires immense discipline and willingness to remain patient in your trading. A lot of people will over trade their account, and take on new trading strategies with losing results. However I think the breakout play

Support and Resistance is fundamental concepts to swing-trading. This week, I was asked by a listener if I could make a podcast about them and while it can be tough to do it without showing you charts, I think I did a pretty good job of explaining the concept so that it is friendly on

We all know about greed and fear as primary emotions that affect us in our trading decisions, but what about HOPE? Isn't hope a good thing? In life, yes, but in the stock market, absolutely not! Hope will increase our losses and cause us to make the worst of decisions. Simply put there is no

A stock market correction today happens faster than ever. The stock market today can crash incredibly fast, and then put in a bounce in the form a v-shape that is much quicker than anything we have ever seen before. In this podcast, I address how stock market corrections have evolved over the years with electronic

A stop-loss should be used on every single swing-trade and day-trade that you make. No excuses. Stop-losses are absolutely the best and most simple way for preventing massive losses - well, that and not playing earnings or some major FDA announcement on penny stock biotech company. The point is, if you are going to trade