📘 Get your FREE 115-page Ultimate Trading Guide! - traderlion.com/YTC-UTG 👇 What you'll learn! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lesson 1: Build a sturdy trading foundation to overcome the biggest obstacles holding you back. Lesson 2: Master 3 powerful trading setups to adapt and thrive in various market conditions. Lesson 3: Efficiently screen and find top-performing stocks with strong momentum and high growth potential. Lesson 4: Establish a streamlined risk management strategy using stop losses, position sizing, and portfolio heat analysis. Lesson 5: Optimize selling decisions by identifying late-stage bases or key trend reversals by analyzing daily and weekly charts. Lesson 6: Sharpen your trading analysis and decision-making by integrating cutting-edge analytical tools and techniques. Lesson 7: How to establish and maintain routine weekly and daily trading practices to ensure consistent performance and continuous improvement.
I'm always impressed by the memory of veteran traders. They're like "In 1973 I bought 100 shares of a company called American Steel when the market bounced in October." And I'm like "I don't even remember what I traded last week."
He pointed out an important tactic of allocating only 1% of the portfolio and gradually buying above the 50 moving average 👍Today I learned something new. Good interview 😎
Right off the bat Bob nails it with the interest rate environment comment. I started in the biz in 1981 but grew up late 1960s - through the 1970s as a teen/young adult and I know exactly what he is talking about.
This is the quality of interview I prefer, after 37 years of trading. I would have preferred Richard ask Bob to take us thru the LONGEST trades he held. Or even the ones where he made max returns. THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION which Richard "unusually" missed. Also what does Bob accumulate when the stock simply never touches the 50 DMA !!! I love the Trader Lion boys and Ross.
Went to same high school as Bob, just 3 years behind. He was an athletic BMOCampus in school back then, and became a successful BMOC "Big Man On Charts" in his career. Very interesting to see/hear the genesis and reasoning behind his trading methodology. Thanks for this informative interview. Suppose I will have to give up my "dartboard method" now. 😜
15:00 Position trader 16:00 Similarities to the ‘70s 18:00 No shorting 33:40 21/50/200 DMAs 34:40 Starting a position above the 50 DMA 37:00 Moving Averages vs Breakouts 39:10 TSLA 42:00 Lighten up below the 50 DMA 45:55 *QQQ* 47:00 Cupnhandle 1:03:30 Keeping it simple, investing around the moving averages 1:07:20 *No better vehicle than the stock market* 1:09:00 Meditation; stress-relief 1:12:00 Golfing; reading; music 1:18:55 Bullmarket; AI
Thank you Richard and Bob, an excellent interview, very informative, love the simple way of doing things, thanks again guys, definetly one of the top ones!!!
@@musicon2227 Just love the way he become profane at times. at least that's what he does on his twitch stream. but has been missing for a long time now
📘 Get your FREE 115-page Ultimate Trading Guide! - traderlion.com/YTC-UTG
👇 What you'll learn!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lesson 1: Build a sturdy trading foundation to overcome the biggest obstacles holding you back.
Lesson 2: Master 3 powerful trading setups to adapt and thrive in various market conditions.
Lesson 3: Efficiently screen and find top-performing stocks with strong momentum and high growth potential.
Lesson 4: Establish a streamlined risk management strategy using stop losses, position sizing, and portfolio heat analysis.
Lesson 5: Optimize selling decisions by identifying late-stage bases or key trend reversals by analyzing daily and weekly charts.
Lesson 6: Sharpen your trading analysis and decision-making by integrating cutting-edge analytical tools and techniques.
Lesson 7: How to establish and maintain routine weekly and daily trading practices to ensure consistent performance and continuous improvement.
I'm always impressed by the memory of veteran traders. They're like "In 1973 I bought 100 shares of a company called American Steel when the market bounced in October." And I'm like "I don't even remember what I traded last week."
lol yep
He pointed out an important tactic of allocating only 1% of the portfolio and gradually buying above the 50 moving average 👍Today I learned something new. Good interview 😎
Good point!
Timestamps:
00:00 - In this episode...
00:45 - Robert Fehrmann Career
08:15 - 1987 Market Crash
14:58 - Long Term Investing
21:05 - Market Environment
25:00 - Managing Billions of Dollars
31:44 - Chart Breakdowns & Routine
33:34 - META Trade
40:08 - NVDA Chart Breakdown
45:24 - Monthly QQQ Chart
55:00 - Process of Finding Stocks
1:01:35 - Robert's Daily Routine
1:07:39 - Robert's Advice to Aspiring Traders
1:15:00 - Reading & Music Hobbies
1:18:46 - Parting Wisdom & Last Thoughts
Really enjoyed this interview with Bob, he's a wealth of knowledge!
Right off the bat Bob nails it with the interest rate environment comment. I started in the biz in 1981 but grew up late 1960s - through the 1970s as a teen/young adult and I know exactly what he is talking about.
Fantastic interview.. Love Mr. Fehrmann's simple approach. Lots of nuggets here.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent interview 👏
Thank you!
Outstanding interview, the wisdom and examples shared are excellent. Thanks to both, much appreciated, now, off to work. 👊👍
Thanks Tony!
This is the quality of interview I prefer, after 37 years of trading.
I would have preferred Richard ask Bob to take us thru the LONGEST trades he held. Or even the ones where he made max returns. THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION which Richard "unusually" missed. Also what does Bob accumulate when the stock simply never touches the 50 DMA !!! I love the Trader Lion boys and Ross.
Hi, I’ll be sure to ask that in a follow up interview. I really like that question
Thank you, Richard, and special thanks to Mr. Fehrmann.
Thanks for listening
Loved the interview.
Went to same high school as Bob, just 3 years behind. He was an athletic BMOCampus in school back then, and became a successful BMOC "Big Man On Charts" in his career. Very interesting to see/hear the genesis and reasoning behind his trading methodology. Thanks for this informative interview. Suppose I will have to give up my "dartboard method" now. 😜
Ha! Thanks Rob
Great Video. I am trying to learn more about position trading. Any other trader's recommendations Richard! Thanks
Excellent interview, greatly enjoyed this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Scaling - 25:00 start with 1 % - scale gradually, no hurry
Excellent interview!
Thanks Matt!
Richard , On what basis is Bob sorting the industry group?
15:00 Position trader
16:00 Similarities to the ‘70s
18:00 No shorting
33:40 21/50/200 DMAs
34:40 Starting a position above the 50 DMA
37:00 Moving Averages vs Breakouts
39:10 TSLA
42:00 Lighten up below the 50 DMA
45:55 *QQQ*
47:00 Cupnhandle
1:03:30 Keeping it simple, investing around the moving averages
1:07:20 *No better vehicle than the stock market*
1:09:00 Meditation; stress-relief
1:12:00 Golfing; reading; music
1:18:55 Bullmarket; AI
Thank you
great job, thank you! you ask good questions.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent interview ❤❤❤
Thanks!
Wow, $10B. I'm looking forward to watching this.
Great!
when will the episode on finding new edges and building model books come out?
We just published it today
😉
Ppp
HE IS SO LUCKY TO HAVE FANG GOING UP FOR A LONG PERIOD, BUT FOR Z GENERATION, WE DO NOT EVEN KNOW THE MARKET WOULD BE UP AGAIN, SAD
Thank you Richard and Bob, an excellent interview, very informative, love the simple way of doing things, thanks again guys, definetly one of the top ones!!!
Our pleasure! Thank you George, I hope you are well!
Richard, can you interview Brad Koteshwar ... the author of "perfect stock"
We'll try to find him
@@TraderLion Can You Interview QUALLAMAGGIE ?
@@musicon2227 Just love the way he become profane at times. at least that's what he does on his twitch stream. but has been missing for a long time now
@@_M_D_M_ Wanted To See him in An Interview !
Excellent video, thanks to Richard and Robert 😘
Our pleasure! Thanks Patrick