Thank you very much for these videos, the truth is that your advice in trading has worked a lot for me. I am from Latin America but I make the effort to put the subtitles and understand 🙌🌍 greetings from Mexico
Excellent video. From what I can gather Anton's system is heavily focused on fundamental analysis and risk management. Its about digging and doing as much due diligence before taking a position. Then when a stock is uncovered, they use options to control risk which means that they only really would need to right about half the time with their picks. Think of it this way. If you put on an options trade where you are risking one to make one, you just have to right half the time to make money. This is why the fundamental analysis and digging is important as it over time increases ones chances.
@@jsunproter1940Nice! I'm in Brazil. Few people know that the north of Brazil is closer to Canada than to the south of Brazil. 🤯 The conventional Mercator projection for maps is too misleading.
Anton you're an excellent interviewer! I liked how Jason walked us through his career as a professional trader. Quality video and I hope the Institute makes more videos like this.
All of these interviews are excellent... My 6 year old son trades options and forex with me, he actually likes it. I never force my son to trade with me only when he wants to... My Thanks to AK
***** my argument is that the training on a bank grad programme is unrivalled. You can easily transfer these skills to your personal account and would be more likely to grow it to an astronomical level.
I have watched this video several times. It advises retail traders to set up a process and methodology of trading, risk management, how to access information on the Internet, how to come up with good ideas of trading, etc. If one wants to be a successful retail trader, one should learn all about these techniques. Don't listen to brokers to buy this or that and quickly use up the capital. It is far too risky to use leverage and do very short-term trading.
+InstituteofTrading Is trading more about luck or if there definite ways to trade and make substantial revenue? Just my view so far is that for individual traders it's much more difficult than getting a salary from Goldman for example while trading. I've made profit just not in the amounts that will make me quit my day job.
trading is about strategies, risk control and psychology. Or do you think that bank owners and fund managers are lucky guys?..You need to study a lot, prepare yourself, be aware of the risks, accept and embrace the risks, then you are ready to start thinking of make a living from trading. As a famous brazilian trader said "trading is the hardest way of making easy money".
+InstituteOfTrading I wonder what these two guys can say about the crisis on market in 2008... who? where? when? how? And their view on this topic... what traders do during the crisis, when everything goes wrong...
No one in retail knows his name, but they'd have been licking his willy if his 2004/05 trade could have been put on "trading view" for all to see looool.
Thank you very much for these videos, the truth is that your advice in trading has worked a lot for me. I am from Latin America but I make the effort to put the subtitles and understand 🙌🌍 greetings from Mexico
Excellent video. From what I can gather Anton's system is heavily focused on fundamental analysis and risk management. Its about digging and doing as much due diligence before taking a position. Then when a stock is uncovered, they use options to control risk which means that they only really would need to right about half the time with their picks. Think of it this way. If you put on an options trade where you are risking one to make one, you just have to right half the time to make money. This is why the fundamental analysis and digging is important as it over time increases ones chances.
Flipping coins?
Yea I think ppl just use spreads to minimize risk and make consistent profit
Absolutely fantastic interview! PLEASE expand the institute's coverage to Toronto. We Canadians are missing out big time!
Im in Toronto's. I want to know about this 2
@@jsunproter1940Nice! I'm in Brazil. Few people know that the north of Brazil is closer to Canada than to the south of Brazil. 🤯 The conventional Mercator projection for maps is too misleading.
Anton you're an excellent interviewer! I liked how Jason walked us through his career as a professional trader. Quality video and I hope the Institute makes more videos like this.
Would be fantastic to see an interview like this with Chris (Cathey) as well.
Thank Anton for the quality content.
Great insight mate! Attending the NYC seminar on July 23rd.
This is actually a very good video, well worth listening to.
All of these interviews are excellent... My 6 year old son trades options and forex with me, he actually likes it. I never force my son to trade with me only when he wants to... My Thanks to AK
How’s it going with your son has he still been trading with you?
Great stuff Anton!
Great interview Anton!
The real question is: who is the better trader, Anton or Jason?
***** They've already traded for big banks
***** I'd go for Jason. He's older and been through a few more market cycles.
***** my argument is that the training on a bank grad programme is unrivalled. You can easily transfer these skills to your personal account and would be more likely to grow it to an astronomical level.
I wanna join these guys go through the course. Any one know what the ticket price is :)
Very insightful interview.. Thanks!
Can't wait to become a part of the institute!
video that can guide the aspirants, thanks for sharing !!! I always like urs all video buddy
These videos are very informative. I will be investing in my education by signing up soon.
I just realized, but why didn't you interview Sheky?
May i ask the hotel you were at? The balcony view was grand
I have watched this video several times. It advises retail traders to set up a process and methodology of trading, risk management, how to access information on the Internet, how to come up with good ideas of trading, etc. If one wants to be a successful retail trader, one should learn all about these techniques. Don't listen to brokers to buy this or that and quickly use up the capital. It is far too risky to use leverage and do very short-term trading.
Great interview
Are you guys open to South African investors?
"I've got quite a high maintenance wife..." 😅 might have regretted that comment
I bet she knows by herself that she is high maintenance
@@Shagrath09 she knows
i wana meet these guys and trade jus started learning about this
Amazing insights
Anton are you planning any sessions in India please
how do i work for u anton...
DahHustler Learn how to trade first!
+DahHustler buy his course , go to free seminars and maybe in the future you can work for him
Great Interview,, what exactly are you teaching to trade FOREX,Options,Futures,Stocks,Treasuries etc. thank you for your answer in advance
Petros
+Petros Kouracles Equities (Stocks) and FOREX.
Yes But in 2008 the Same Day People Where Lining Up to Get There Money Out of The Banks... There Where People Lining Up to Buy the New iPhone.
Hats Off!!..
The beginning music sounds like bloodsport lolll
+InstituteofTrading Is trading more about luck or if there definite ways to trade and make substantial revenue? Just my view so far is that for individual traders it's much more difficult than getting a salary from Goldman for example while trading. I've made profit just not in the amounts that will make me quit my day job.
trading is about strategies, risk control and psychology. Or do you think that bank owners and fund managers are lucky guys?..You need to study a lot, prepare yourself, be aware of the risks, accept and embrace the risks, then you are ready to start thinking of make a living from trading. As a famous brazilian trader said "trading is the hardest way of making easy money".
this ambiental music is everything hahhaha
Am an upcoming professional trader am still underground
+InstituteOfTrading I wonder what these two guys can say about the crisis on market in 2008... who? where? when? how? And their view on this topic... what traders do during the crisis, when everything goes wrong...
I would image this guy was married to the MA function on a bloomberg terminal. Good story.
No one in retail knows his name, but they'd have been licking his willy if his 2004/05 trade could have been put on "trading view" for all to see looool.