There is already hours and hours of anything and everything he's ever said or wrote. Endless shortened videos on YT. And he has a website that explains everything. My guess is you're too lazy too search for it, so it wouldn't help anyway
Exactly what I would expect someone who has read Q's website to say. But come on. Almost all his guests have a ton of material and even books out. It would still be cool to have him on. Especially since Richard is a great interviewer. @8ema533
I love how this guy lost alot in the first year and recover in a couple of years. This is totally relatable since practically the same thing happened to me.
I would say a vast majority of traders experience the same struggles when they first start. Have to put in the work, fight your own demons and continuously improve to make it in the business!
📘 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.
Great interview as always Richard! I did have trouble following his curser starting around the 41 minute mark. Couldn't really tell where he entered and exited.
Great to hear real world experience from Leos. Really thankful to this channel for creating these in-depth interviews. At times I was having a hard time following where Leos was in the charts.
Love this. Leos journey is just like mine. Anyone that blows up a trade or account, whether you are a PhD from MIT or high school dropout they all have the same thing in common... poor risk management. Even after years of trading every once in a while I do something stupid. Trading is a battle with yourself. I don't said this but I read this quote that has stuck with me and I believe it's true... "The Market doesn't give you want you want it gives you who you are" It took me a while to understand it but its so true to me both in trading and in life.
Brilliant interview, loved how open he was about sharing his losses, would help us a lot, if going ahead losses are shown as much as winners. Thank you for everything, this is an brilliant channel and you are doing an excellent job.
Thank you Richard for such a wonderful people you bring in here, it is always a great learning. learnt a lot from your videos. Much appreciate your work.
How does one take position sizes of 25% of account? This means that the selection process of the stocks themselves is vastly more important than the technical setups. This would mean Leos is trading maybe 4-8 names at a time. This suggests gigantic conviction and how such traders get such conviction is rarely discussed. Would love to learn more about that side of it.
@@TraderLion Thanks for your reply :) What I am getting at is that a decision to take such a huge position size must be based on something non-technical. This is not about setups. Not a 1 in 10,000 decision. We need to know the selection criteria, not the entrance setup. Because you could easily enter these winning stocks in many places and get near-equivalent returns.
Please Bring Quallamaggi as well
There is already hours and hours of anything and everything he's ever said or wrote. Endless shortened videos on YT. And he has a website that explains everything. My guess is you're too lazy too search for it, so it wouldn't help anyway
💯 he has done enough, no need to be on this channel people don't want to put time to learn they are waiting for some miracle
We would love to have him on! Help us out and convince him to present!
Exactly what I would expect someone who has read Q's website to say. But come on. Almost all his guests have a ton of material and even books out. It would still be cool to have him on. Especially since Richard is a great interviewer. @8ema533
He’s far too busy. 😂
Where can we download his presentation file? There are interesting learning
TraderLion.com
Good job bro
Thank you so much 😀
Enjoy everyone! Leos was excellent
It was almost impossible to see where he was pointing to his buy point on the graph. Didn't you notice?
I thought I was the only one. It’s like the pointer was invisible.
Only people with IQ > 200 can see the mouse
Hello, we will make this improvement in the next podcast
Sorry about that
Sorry about that we will improve it
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🕰 Timestamps 🕰
00:00 - Leos Mikulka - +300% Return Halfway In 2024 USIC!
05:30 - Trading Journey Beginnings
10:43 - Type Of Charts To Study
12:50 - Importance Of Position Sizing
14:20 - Trading Journey Phases
21:28 - Advice To Past Self & Batting Average
26:00 - USIC Journey
27:14 - Trading Style
30:06 - Weekly Routine
33:02 - Trade Examples & Price Action Breakdown
44:43 - Stop Loss Management & Position Sizing
50:57 - Daily Routine
53:03 - Trading Psychology
54:05 - More Chart Examples
01:02:45 - Advice To New Traders
01:03:56 - Conclusion
Awesome interview. One of the best trading channels on RUclips.
Appreciate that
How many of these top placers beat the spx over 20 years? My dad has bought and held over 40 years and absolutely killed it. Stocks and mutual funds…
If you don't have a passion for trading, passively investing in index funds are the way to go!
I love how this guy lost alot in the first year and recover in a couple of years. This is totally relatable since practically the same thing happened to me.
I would say a vast majority of traders experience the same struggles when they first start. Have to put in the work, fight your own demons and continuously improve to make it in the business!
Yeah, was very difficult to follow along the charts
Sorry about that we will improve it
I really like the real world stories of these interviews
Thanks Daniel!
📘 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.
Great interview as always Richard! I did have trouble following his curser starting around the 41 minute mark. Couldn't really tell where he entered and exited.
Glad you enjoyed it. We will improve this
Why he showing 2016 $wb chart?
Great to hear real world experience from Leos. Really thankful to this channel for creating these in-depth interviews. At times I was having a hard time following where Leos was in the charts.
Glad to hear you enjoyed it, and sorry about that we'll as, guests to use pointers next time.
Excellent interview, good luck Leos. Thanks Richard as always 5 ⭐️👊👍
Much appreciated!
Very nice to hear once again from someone that has been through all the stages of a trader and was able to succeed.
Great video…
Glad you enjoyed it!
Uggh, he went through the “wrecker” phase.
Don't we all 😅
Great interview, thank you so much, gentlemen.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview Richard. Thank-you
Glad you enjoyed it
Pls share the ppt... That's way it's easy to revise the lesson rather than watching the whole video..
Love this. Leos journey is just like mine. Anyone that blows up a trade or account, whether you are a PhD from MIT or high school dropout they all have the same thing in common... poor risk management. Even after years of trading every once in a while I do something stupid. Trading is a battle with yourself. I don't said this but I read this quote that has stuck with me and I believe it's true... "The Market doesn't give you want you want it gives you who you are" It took me a while to understand it but its so true to me both in trading and in life.
The market is a great teacher if we're willing to listen and change!
Brilliant interview, loved how open he was about sharing his losses, would help us a lot, if going ahead losses are shown as much as winners. Thank you for everything, this is an brilliant channel and you are doing an excellent job.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
congrats Leos, good stuff.
Thanks 👍
32:53 great structure by Leos!
Agreed!
Thank you Richard for such a wonderful people you bring in here, it is always a great learning. learnt a lot from your videos. Much appreciate your work.
You are very welcome
could we get the slides ?
On TraderLion.com
This was an excellent interview👏. Learned so much out of it! Thanks to both of you guys😊
Our pleasure!
Richard thanks for your contribution in our learing.
Please bring Dan Zanger as well.
Thanks! We'll try
Great interview as always, thank you so much, Leos and Richard!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
How does one take position sizes of 25% of account? This means that the selection process of the stocks themselves is vastly more important than the technical setups. This would mean Leos is trading maybe 4-8 names at a time. This suggests gigantic conviction and how such traders get such conviction is rarely discussed. Would love to learn more about that side of it.
Most of the investing championship styles traders have position sizes of 25-50% with tighter 3-5% stops when they enter trades.
@@TraderLion Thanks for your reply :) What I am getting at is that a decision to take such a huge position size must be based on something non-technical. This is not about setups. Not a 1 in 10,000 decision. We need to know the selection criteria, not the entrance setup. Because you could easily enter these winning stocks in many places and get near-equivalent returns.
Great interview Richard : lot of learnings
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it
Wow. Leos beginning is just like me right now.
Use this video and others on our channel to speed up your learning curve!
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Happy to! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!!
Welcome!
Thank you！
Welcome!