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Subscribe to How To Trade ItRichard Moglen started trading after taking an introductory class on technical analysis in the stock market. It was a crash course into the CANSLIM investing methodology developed by William O’Neill. O’Neill studied the greatest winning stocks and boiled them down to their characteristics, which is now called CANSLIM. Richard started his YouTube channel (The Market Chat) to share what he’s learned with others. His goal isn’t just to talk about winning trades with the CANSLIM method but to increase financial literacy among younger generations. Listen to this episode to learn more about his trading method!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:22] How Richard got started trading[4:00] From simulated trading to the real deal[6:05] The CANSLIM methodology[9:09] How Richard handled COVID[10:30] How to find accumulation [14:50] Richard’s two-year trading journey[16:36] How do you know when the money is rotating?[19:40] More about TraderLion[22:35] Richard’s plan f

Subscribe to How To Trade ItIn this episode of How To Trade It, I speak with Andrew Bustamante. Not only is he the founder of Everyday Spy, but he’s also a former covert CIA operative who lived and worked undercover. During this time, he learned to understand how the human mind works. He also learned how to dominate and overcome his fear. When he left the CIA in 2014 to have a family and start a business, he had to find a way to share those two elements with everyday people—which is how Everyday Spy got its start. Listen to this episode of How To Trade It for a look into what he learned as a spy that can change the way you trade.You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:52] A little bit about Andrew[3:20] Knowledge is valuable[7:53] How can a trader vet information?[12:05] Experience comes from action[14:15] How to read the headlines[17:04] The deception campaign[26:00] The concept of risk tolerance[31:57] Fear versus motivation [35:30] The vision for Everyday SpyResources & People Me

Subscribe to How To Trade ItFundamental analysis is analyzing the stock market by looking at economic, social, and political forces and observing how they impact currency prices. Yohay Elam—the founder of Forex Crunch and the Senior Analyst at FXStreet—is enthusiastic about technical analysis, macroeconomics, fundamental analysis, and everything related to market movement. How does he use fundamental analysis to make trades? What does he look for in the market? Listen to this episode of How To Trade It to learn more!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[2:03] How Yohay analyzes the market[3:53] Unpacking fundamental analysis[7:05] What clues do you look for?[9:41] Using fundamentals + technicals[11:35] The interaction of the Fed and the dollar[16:47] A conversation about cryptocurrency[21:10] Plan your trade and trade your plan[26:04] The technical confluence detectorResources & People MentionedIntoTheBlockThe Technical Confluences DetectorConnect with Yohay ElamForex CrunchFXStreet

Subscribe to How To Trade ItHow do you make money with covered calls when the stock market is doing well? What is the best strategy to employ? How do you keep from losing consistently? Dan Passarelli set out to solve that problem for traders. In this episode of How To Trade It, we take a deep-dive into covered calls, a discussion of theta, time spreads, and much more. If you’re ready to take your options trading game to the next level—don’t miss it! You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[2:16] Diving into covered calls[5:49] The timeframe of Dan’s calls[7:08] A discussion of theta[11:50] The topic of time spreads[15:41] Determining mathematical edge[21:25] Expiration dates for time decay[23:59] How to manage risk appropriately[25:37] Dan’s favorite thing about trading[27:22] How to connect with DanResources & People MentionedSpecial Offer: Try out group coaching for one month for just $0.99! Connect with Dan PassarelliMarket Taker MentoringMarket Taker Mentoring on FacebookFollow Dan

Subscribe to How To Trade ItOne of the biggest myths that Steven Brooks hears is that “In order to make more money I have to risk more money.” Because of that, traders feel that they have to risk a lot. But Steven believes you can make more money by risking less. In his experience, success in trading has little to do with your strategy. Steven believes that profits are a result of trading in your comfort zone. What does he mean by that? How do you find and stay in your comfort zone? Listen to this episode of How To Trade It to learn more!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:07] The importance of a positive mindset[4:53] Determine your emotional threshold[12:54] How to trade in your comfort zone[15:08] When do you raise your comfort zone?[16:07] 3 myths that traders believe[20:55] How Steven built discipline[26:54] What Steven’s trading process looks like[33:21] How Steven helps traders[34:44] Get a FREE guide from StevenResources & People MentionedFREE eBook: 7 Myths About Becomi

Subscribe to How To Trade ItWhy does institutional order flow matter for options trading? What is unusual options activity? Andrew Keene—the CEO of AlphaShark Trading—joins me in this episode of How To Trade It to talk about his options trading strategy. Andrew traded at the Chicago Board Options Exchange for over 10 years as a market maker. Andrew has spent years watching order flow and trading accordingly. Don’t miss his insight into the topic!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:10] What Andrew looks at when trading[3:17] Robinhood vs. Institutional traders[9:32] How to follow order-flow[13:31] The concept of unusual options activity[19:21] The Big Short (and what Reddit should be doing)[28:38] How to get Andrew’s Free eBook Resources & People MentionedGet Andrew’s FREE eBookThe Stock Trader’s AlmanacLawrence McMillanTrade AlertFinvizConnect with Andrew KeeneAlphaShark Trading OptionHackerConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterWatch on YouTubeConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: htt

Subscribe to How To Trade ItWhat is money flow? How do you use a money flow indicator? John Seville—the CEO of Acorn Wealth Corp—joins me in this episode of How To Trade It to talk about money flow, volume, risk management, and more. John’s trading journey hasn’t been without challenges but he loves the puzzle of the market and figuring out new ways to continue to make money trading. Don’t miss this insightful episode!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:04] John’s background in trading[5:06] How to track money flow[8:25] Money flow and volume [9:42] What they look for in a flag[12:25] Being a trader = solving puzzles[18:21] Risk management + planning = success[21:56] Avoid emotional decision making[24:17] The biggest challenge John had to overcome[29:40] How to get FREE access to John’s workshopConnect with John SevilleAcorn Wealth CorpConnect on LinkedInConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://ww

Subscribe to How To Trade ItSerge Berger is one of the first guests I had the privilege of interviewing and is THE first return guest on the show. Since the last episode, Serge is now part of a portfolio management business, Blue Marlin Advisors. They research, advise, and execute trades. Serge also runs The Steady Trader, where you can get daily trading tips based on his methodologies. In this episode of How To Trade It, we discuss the importance of investing in the right asset class versus individual stocks. We talk about all of the factors that influence trading—including growth rate and timing—and where a new trader can get started. Don’t miss this wide-ranging educational discussion!Subscribe to How To Trade ItYou’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:38] Serge is the first return guest on the show![3:00] What is an alpha type strategy[4:27] How trading works with Blue Marlin[5:47] The Steady Trader = Investment + trade alerts[7:45] Where a trader should get started [12:30] Timing is

Subscribe to How To Trade ItWhat is the Six-Legged Dragonfly futures options trading strategy? What is the appeal of it over simpler trading strategies? How does Altavest’s technology ThetaTrader make the process easier? Erik Gebhard—the co-founder and CEO of Altavest—shares what it is and how you can make it happen with their technology—ThetaTrader. If options trading is up your alley, so is this episode!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:13] Erik’s background in the industry[3:00] Trading in futures options[5:45] The catalyst to start Altavest[7:30] Simplifying a difficult process[10:00] The six-legged dragonfly strategy[13:58] Who needs ThetaTrader?[17:02] How they came up with the tech[19:38] How Erik learned this strategy[20:10] The probability + winning percentage[25:06] How to learn more about ThetaTraderResources & People MentionedGet a 60-day FREE trial of ThetaTrader options trading solutionConnect with Erik GebhardAltavest.comErik(at)Altavest.comConnect on LinkedInAl

Subscribe to How To Trade ItHow do institutional traders move the markets? How do they think? How does it influence the actions that they take? Greg Michalowski, who is now the Director of Education and Technical Analyst for Forex Live, had years of experience in institutional trading. So in this episode of How To Trade It, he shares what he learned and how it can be applied as a retail trader. Don’t miss it!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:23] All about Greg Michalowski and Forexlive[3:42] From institutional trading to retail trading to education[8:28] The difference between institutional and retail trading [10:20] How institutional traders actually trade[17:09] The concept of close risk[22:49] How does a retail investor survive without special knowledge?[27:50] More Greg’s book: Attacking Currency TrendsConnect with Greg MichalowskiThe first 20 people to reach out to Greg on Twitter or by email can get Greg’s book for $35 + free shipping!greg(at)forexlive.comForexLiveBOOK: Atta

Subscribe to How To Trade ItCameron Bennion has been investing in the stock market since he was 16 after placing first in a stock market challenge at his high school. He had plans to go into medicine because he thought becoming a doctor was the way to financial freedom. His goal was to learn more about stocks so he could turn his future salary into a retirement fund.But his college roommate introduced him to door-to-door sales. It was 100% commission, but even those who sucked at it made money. He made $68,000 his first summer selling. It was the launching pad he needed to get serious about trading. But Cameron knew sales weren’t scalable like the stock market. You can use your mind to create unlimited wealth in the stock market. At only 29-years-old, Cameron Bennion has found great success with trading and mentoring others. Learn all about his mindset in this episode of How To Trade It. You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:56] Who is Cameron Bennion?[3:25] How Cameron learned about

Subscribe to How To Trade ItMost options traders buy a call or a put. With a call option, you want the stock price to go up. If you buy the put option, you want the stock price to go down. It’s the way most options traders trade. But what if you want to be on the other side and sell options? What are the best strategies to maximize your wins and minimize your losses? In this episode of How To Trade It, Scott Williams—the President and Co-Founder of Relentless Trading—sheds some light on selling options. Don’t miss it!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:42] How Scott got started in trading[3:15] How Scott learned options trading[7:31] Selling options for a premium[13:48] Selling a put option[15:54] Shoot for a high winning percentage[21:26] How to handle volatile markets[27:11] More about Relentless Trading Connect with Scott WilliamsGet 25% off of Scott’s training course if you use the code “CASEY25.”Relentless TradingFriend on FacebookWatch on YouTubeConnect on LinkedInConnect With

Subscribe to How To Trade ItThe 70s and 80s were the pinnacle of market letters. Tim was fascinated by them. He’d read the market news from people like Joe Granville and Stan Weinstein. At the time, People thought technical analysis was hocus-pocus—the focus was on the fundamentals. But Tim started to learn about technical analysis from Granville and Weinstein and he couldn’t go back. He got hired as the VP of Options at another firm in the 80s. He started an internal market letter at that firm, with a reach of 200–300 brokers nationwide. They wanted to hear what he had to say. His market news started as a message on an answering machine. When they called and got the voicemail, they got his update. He started a market letter on the side. As the internet grew, he grew with it. He’s been offering his newsletter online ever since.Tim Ord is the President, Editor, and Publisher of The Ord Oracle, an electronic advisory newsletter that recommends S&P, NASDAQ, and gold stock trades. He is one of the top-ten mar

Subscribe to How To Trade ItTom Sosnoff is one of the people that created thinkorswim—the well-known Options trading platform. After college, Tom got a job with a boutique brokerage firm. He went through their training program and ultimately ended up leaving and moving to Chicago, where he’s stayed for 40 years—20 of which were spent working at the Chicago Board Options Exchange. Tom stood in the same spot on the trading floor for 20 years and he got tired of it. He was a successful trader with a decent-sized firm but wanted to try something different. Tom left the trading floor to build thinkorswim. When he and his partner started thinkorswim, they were one of the first two to build options-centric platforms. What did their journey look like? Find out in this episode of How To Trade It!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:39] Tom Sosnoff with tastytrade[2:49] From the trading floor to thinkorswim[5:08] Developing the thinkorswim software[6:45] Launching the thinkorswim platform[8:16

Subscribe to How To Trade ItTroy Noonan started trading after he got a brochure in the mail entitled “Head and Shoulders.” He gave the head and shoulders trading pattern a shot and shorted the British Pound against the Dollar. As luck would have it, he caught the same trade that became known as the “Trade that broke the Bank of England.” He took some of the profit and started backpacking in Europe, officially hooked on trading and the freedom it allowed him. But he knew he needed more structure. What did he learn that he now teaches other traders? In this episode of How To Trade It, Troy shares how he learned how to trade less and live life more. Don’t miss it! You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:46] Why is Troy THE Backpack Trader? [1:45] Troy’s background in trading[3:14] How Troy got started with Netpicks[6:24] Troy’s key trading strategies[12:00] The biggest questions Troy gets from beginners[16:37] The dangers traders should watch out for[22:20] The 12 Powers to Successful Trad

Subscribe to How To Trade ItAccording to Agnieszka Wood, 80% of trading is having the right mindset. How you coach yourself in your head leads to making the right decisions and being profitable. A trading mindset coach helps you develop the right mindset. Agnieszka set out to help traders develop the right mindset when she launched Ahead Coach. Her mission is to help traders become constantly profitable and trade independently. That’s where real freedom to achieve your dream is. Listen to this episode of How To Trade It to learn all about the key components of a trading mindset. Subscribe to How To Trade ItYou’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:51] What is a trading mindset coach?[1:34] The key components of mindset[2:51] How to shift your beliefs[4:31] Become aware of your limiting beliefs[8:05] How to build self-confidence[10:36] The biggest obstacle Agnieszka faced[16:36] Find your trading niche + performance zone[21:36] What Agnieszka trades[22:07] Why mindset comes before strategy

Subscribe to How To Trade ItValerie Fox graduated from college and started climbing the corporate ladder. She was thriving, being promoted, and getting raises. She was doing well, but she hit a point where she didn’t feel fulfilled. As she looked to the future, she realized she didn’t want 50–60 hour weeks. She wanted more time freedom. So she explored different ways to make money. Valerie had always been intrigued by investing and decided it was the perfect time to forge ahead. She landed on Forex and partnered with several professional traders and spent over 3 years trying to figure it out. She knew she was capable but was missing something that would make her successful. Since then, she’s found and built a trading strategy that gave her the time flexibility and consistent income that she wanted—with a 70% win rate on her trades. Valerie founded Consistent FX Profits with the goal to help other people shorten their learning curves and avoid the mistakes that she made. Learn more about her strategy by listen

Subscribe to How To Trade ItMike Shorr got a job as a clerk and within six months became a junior trader. He was at the Board of Trades in the treasury 10-year pit. He went out on his own, and after two years with a partner, they were acquired by a start-up. He ran that group from 1999–2002 in Minnesota. When implied volatility was cut by ⅔, nothing was moving, so he switched from bonds to grains. As screen-trading became more prevalent, Mike knew he didn’t want to stand in the trading pit anymore, but he didn't want to be done. So he came off the trading floor and started working with Prosper in 2013. How does Mike find success with short-term options trading? What does he believe is important for new traders to master? Find out in this episode of How To Trade It!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:50] How do President Trump’s Tweets impact the market? [4:53] How Trump’s tweet impacted Mike’s short-term options[7:39] Being wrong is okay—being really wrong is not[9:16] How to m

Subscribe to How To Trade ItStephen Vettorel was thrown into managing a portfolio when his father passed away while he was in college. Throughout the learning process, he noticed that “buy and hold” and “be diversified” wasn’t how portfolio managers were running their personal accounts. Stephen thought he needed to learn technical analysis and individual trading. So he spent a lot of time trading in the 2000s and built out his own system. He wanted a deeper knowledge of trading. Over the next years, he was mentored in modern portfolio theory, auction market theory, and technical analysis. He learned how to chart, aggregate, and manage order flow. In 2012, Stephen started coaching at a small coaching company, FXES trader, mentoring other traders in futures. He attracted the attention of Investopedia and was put in the running for the ‘Top 100 Financial Advisors’ award in 2017—and he won. Stephen is now the Chief Market Strategist at Auvoria Prime, which is about to launch 5 pieces of software with verified tra

Subscribe to How To Trade ItJohn Meli’s dad was a racecar driver. So John grew up believing that he had no limits. If someone else could do something—so could he. John worked in construction and things were going well until the recession hit in 2008. He went from making $16,000 a month to barely getting a neighbor to pay him $50 to paint a room. He asked some friends about the stock market and decided to give it a try. He played around with penny stocks in the stock market. Then he got hooked on Forex. He put money into it without knowing what he was doing and he blew two accounts. But he emphasizes that he isn’t a quitter. He doesn’t give up. He believes if you are willing to walk away, you don’t have what it takes to be a trader. So what path did he take to turn things around and become a profitable trader? Listen to this episode of How To Trade It for his story!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:12] John’s backstory: construction to trading[5:30] The biggest challenges John face