A big thanks to all of you for 20k subscribers, it is truly amazing to get this kind of support! An even bigger thanks to those of you who also participated in the poll regarding which book that I should summarize next. And here it is - I’ll give you “Trading for a Living” by Alexander (Alex!) Elder. A playlist of the greatest beginner’s books on day trading: bit.ly/2RRmXrs
Thank YOU for the summary. You basically helped me read books I've bought but haven't even been able to finish in a few years for whatever reasons. Cheers mate
@Mandan Investments Lol, good luck, US ain't stopping. Much more steady at that, not rapid deflation gonna hit. We see what happens, China USA relationship about to be "severed" xDDDDDD Lets see it.
Perfect summary. Thank you so much for such a great content. I do follow triple screen system & results of it are just amazing. Nearly 80% it rewards you. Handling Emotions is the one area I am working on!
There are good reasons not to use stop losses: The trader plans to hold the stock long term and doesn't want to lose money because of volatility. More importantly a trader doesn't want to get scalped by trading algorithms that can see the order book.
I'm using alerts, that alert me when the price falls below a certain spot, then you gotta be disciplined to be able to actually pull out at that alert, even though you are losing money.
I will also refer you to this pro for more forex insight,i made alot of profit with them contact== t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFZpzdxEr1o3XWNPbQ @heinrichFOREXprofits WITH LITTLE RISK JUST WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT GROW!.
I'm a day trader and agree with everything except the bit about only using 2% of your equity that's what a stop loss is for IMHO. Average into your trade in thirds as your trade is moving in your desired direction thereby mitigating risk. Every trade you take the reward must always be greater than the risk, 3 to 1 or whatever it is for you.
I had that book on my reading list, but thanks to this summary video, I won't read it. Those concepts are for newbies and never gonna make a profitable trader. Thanks for preventing me from wasting my time reading that book.
Why should we believe Alexander Elder (or any author) just because he wrote a few books? Where is his track record and trade by trade results? Where can we see them ?
Money Online 99.9% of these ppl are just course pushers, if you need assurance if someone’s legit? Ask them if they have a track record or if they can show a withdrawal.
I look at all the comments and I must be seeing things. How can enyone buy 20 shares at $90 with only $200? %2 of your $10000 is what you would end up with if you loose it as it will cost you $1800 to buy 20 share. But weather I'm right or not in the math the video is still very insightful 👌
I think the 2% maximum risk rule needs some nuance. In the example in the video you risk 2% only if you buy $200-worth of stock and it goes to 0. While this is a possibility for options or other leveraged derivatives, that almost never happens with regular stocks. Not in a trading day, at least. Alternatively, you could use $2000 on a stock trade and place a stop loss at minus 10%, thus risking the same 2% of your account.
The market has been in a predominant uptrend for the last 30 years, with a few dips here and there. I have spent a five figure amount on the most sophisticated trading software there is. All of the strategies make money during those uptrends (buy on dips, return to mean etc.), and fail miserable when it doesn't trend any longer. In a nutshell, it's clear to me that those book gurus struck out during those trending periods, and then turn around and peddle the crap out of it to the sheep herd. Like the old saying; "don't confuse a bull market with intelligence..."
this is a good one . just as mr pavil Conrad put me through as he profits on my behalf he show me his pattern he uses to earn on my behalf i have been enlighten and i still invest to learn more from him such a good and straight forward man.
I Have two streamed of income my job and pavil Conrad investment platform he have been keeping me going on the bill payment constant profit he have been making for me $17,000 every week since March last year with my investment of $5000 so happy can’t wait to end the year too with pavil com 😁
@Raghunath Reddy yes. Get both books from Dr Alexander Elder... Trading for a Living and Come into My Trading Room. Also get Beyond Candlesticks by Steve Nison. 😊
"Be Realistic" is an OVERPLAYED PHRASE, based on each individual's definition of "Realistic". Most Traders aren't entrepreneurial-minded, and therefore they limit themselves to what is TRULY POSSIBLE if they had the Faith and Thinking of a Creative/Innovative Entrepreneur.
I will also refer you to this pro for more forex insight,i made alot of profit with them contact== t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFZpzdxEr1o3XWNPbQ @heinrichFOREXprofits WITH LITTLE RISK JUST WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT GROW!.
Thank you and keep up the good work. that said, 80% of day traders lose money so i dont encourage it and i consider it extremely dangerous. There are other safer ways to invest for a return. I would also add that technical analysis is nothing more than math, which means you are working with probabilities, you have no guarantee whatsoever. Be careful.
brilliant summaries... I´ve binged on over 20 over the course of the weekend... some of the books I read, some I planned to read... so knowing the content of the books helped me determine that you are very good at summarizing, which made the other part so great... you saved me so much time... I´m going to read a few of them, and would love to use your sponsored link, but I buy in the Spanish market and your link doesn´t work there. I really loved the summaries of Nassim Taleb, as I hated his style and stopped reading Black Swans 2/3 of the way from irritation. Great to have watched your summary, because I would have missed your point 5!
Cheers Chauchan010! 😁 Indeed it's a good one! Tied first place among the trading books I've read, I think, together with Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom by Van k Tharp.
Summarize is good, i ll try to use some of these points in real trading, Only these 3 screens i didn t get how you analyze them . For example: How do you define or identify MACD Histogram, Market Waves, then exponential move in diagrams ? Thanks
If I had $360k, I would allocate $100k to tech stocks and $260k to dividend stocks with a proven track record-focusing on capital appreciation and year-over-year dividend growth.
In my opinion, adding JEPI and JEPQ is a smart move. When it comes to higher-risk investments, the key is balancing risk tolerance with long-term goals.
Thanks for the great videos. Could you please explain/ elaborate the first point why cant we go Long when Weekly & Daily trends both are UP ( Slide - 10.38 mins) ?
I will also refer you to this pro for more forex insight,i made alot of profit with them contact== t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFZpzdxEr1o3XWNPbQ @heinrichFOREXprofits WITH LITTLE RISK JUST WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT GROW!.
Wow just needed this when I just picked up the book. Thanks! Could you please do a summary on "The Five RUles for Successful Stock Investing"? Thank you so much!
I'm getting a little bit confused. So Warren buffet "always" say rule Nr 1 don't loose money and rule Nr 2 don't forget the first rule. While now you and others say, put stop losses to - 2%? (an i getting this correct??) and then adjust your stop-losses accordingly to your gains. But if I had put stop - loss at only 2% under my initial amount I would have firstly lost money on that position and secondly lost all the profits that I now have on alot of those positions... But I have a few pretty newbie businesses witch I have med over 100% gains on. I don't know if those companies will stick around for years on, or if they will sell them (so-called zombie businesses). So is it then smart to close a position like that after you have had gains over a 100% and then re-invest that money in to a bigger/more stable company? Or should you keep them for ever like buffet says! (although as far as I have understood, that's not what he did when he first started.) I have only been trading for 3 weeks, but I'm hit hard with the training bug! And I'm really keen on learning more! Thanks for all the great videos in general! 😀👌
Hey Idzaanlsmail! You buy the stock at $100, and you should place your stop-loss at the previous day's close of $90, so you are essentially risking $10 per share bought. Since your account is $10,000 and you aren't allowed to risk more than 2% of it ($200) on any single trade, you can buy 20 shares at maximum - $200/$10 per share = 20 shares. Hope this helps.
@@joshuahernandez3627 Having 10 stocks or 20 etc. is not diversification. True diversification would be to have a mix of stocks (or index funds) and other investments such as bonds and even some cash in savings. You could further "diversify" your individual stocks by having different sectors and a mix between growth and value. Same with bonds - different types.
@@joshuahernandez3627 Absolutely agree that diversification is not the best for fast aggressive growth. It's a long term (20+ years) , simple and passive way to invest. More for those who don't have the time or the desire to do in-depth research. Best of luck with your book.
This one is good to learn technical analysis and preparing trading system...but "Truth of the stock tape" by W D Gann give you perspective how market moves...how mass psychology workes in market..
The risk example at the end does not make any sense to me. If you wanted a 2% risk on a 10,000$, wouldn't a $200 risk be defined by stop placement and not the number of shares? The number of shares would vary depending on the size of the stop. Equity X Risk% / Risk$ = Shares. (Risk$ = Share price - Stop) .
A big thanks to all of you for 20k subscribers, it is truly amazing to get this kind of support! An even bigger thanks to those of you who also participated in the poll regarding which book that I should summarize next. And here it is - I’ll give you “Trading for a Living” by Alexander (Alex!) Elder.
A playlist of the greatest beginner’s books on day trading: bit.ly/2RRmXrs
You're the man! Best channel on RUclips right now!
Please do the same for "FAKE" of Robert Kiosaky, thanks
keep up the good work!
Thank YOU for the summary. You basically helped me read books I've bought but haven't even been able to finish in a few years for whatever reasons. Cheers mate
How would I contact yourself to have a custom video made for my business? Thanks
Trading is much like learning a bycicle 🌹Once you mastered this skill no one can take it from you❤️👌✔️
Like any other skill to be honest but but really difficult to master it,which is why it's always better to start young when you have sufficient time
@Mandan Investments Lol, good luck, US ain't stopping. Much more steady at that, not rapid deflation gonna hit. We see what happens, China USA relationship about to be "severed" xDDDDDD Lets see it.
Good strategy is Huon Fresne Strategy research it for yourselves.
Yes but who "masters" the art of cycling ? Tour de France pro-Runners or me cycling on a sunny sunday afternoon ? :)
God bless you all. I’m learning the ropes 👏🏽😁
The dog/leash metaphor was perfect
🙌
exactly!
Good strategy is Huon Fresne Strategy research it for yourselves.
Perfect summary. Thank you so much for such a great content. I do follow triple screen system & results of it are just amazing. Nearly 80% it rewards you. Handling Emotions is the one area I am working on!
This is why a trading journal is so important. You must keep yourself accountable for every single trade.
I agree! I have a video about journaling trades on my channel
I have created a Record of Investments
There are good reasons not to use stop losses: The trader plans to hold the stock long term and doesn't want to lose money because of volatility. More importantly a trader doesn't want to get scalped by trading algorithms that can see the order book.
I'm using alerts, that alert me when the price falls below a certain spot, then you gotta be disciplined to be able to actually pull out at that alert, even though you are losing money.
One of the best RUclips channels on finance and trading
I like the tip you give about keeping a track of all your past trades thats one of the biggest for improving yourself as a trader
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One of the best books i have read about trading
@Josip Baričić Are you kidding lol
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RIP
My condolences
Lol I just experience that too
Lmao stfu no one cares about ur car speakers
Hey that was my birthday
I'm a day trader and agree with everything except the bit about only using 2% of your equity that's what a stop loss is for IMHO. Average into your trade in thirds as your trade is moving in your desired direction thereby mitigating risk. Every trade you take the reward must always be greater than the risk, 3 to 1 or whatever it is for you.
Question , at about what percent of reasonable profit should i sell an stock? Im a begginer , thanks in advance?
Great advice. Had to listen very VERY carefully at the point being made at 2:39.
Great summaries: They are very clear, and the graphics are great.
Great video thanks for the upload. This book is a must read/listen for anyone wanting to learn about trading.
Thank you for this great summary! So good I just bought the book right after watching your video.
The Best Pillar of Trading: Inside Information...
I don't comment much but this video was very well done. Thank you.
I had that book on my reading list, but thanks to this summary video, I won't read it. Those concepts are for newbies and never gonna make a profitable trader. Thanks for preventing me from wasting my time reading that book.
Man i was wearing headset .. Baam 💣💥
One of the best videos on Trading Introduction i've ever seen! Well Done!
Make my day Jan Kolasa 😍
Stupid question by a guy who is trying to understand investing, how can u with 200$ buy 10shares of stocs who cost 100, isnt that price 1000$?
Love your videos. Pull out the extra sound effects (boom, ouch) and it’ll be even better
Please continue making more of these, they are so helpful!
Why should we believe Alexander Elder (or any author) just because he wrote a few books? Where is his track record and trade by trade results? Where can we see them ?
He doesn’t have a track record 😂, he’s just like course pushers on social media except he writes books.
@@runituplor2 They say real traders trade, the others teach.
Money Online 99.9% of these ppl are just course pushers, if you need assurance if someone’s legit? Ask them if they have a track record or if they can show a withdrawal.
@@runituplor2 No doubt my friend, no doubt.
You are so brave! Talking about FAT and relating it to UNHEALTHY and LACK OF CONTROL = TRUTH, FACTS, AND REALITY!!!
I salute you!
Super Duper Phenomenal awesome fantastic excellent terrific explanation
One of the best videos on RUclips
I love this video, this is college lecture grade material!
This is flattering, I'm very happy to hear it Omni Watts! 🙌
You are saving us so much time. Tack. Emil från Lönneberga skulle säkert vara en trader idag.
I look at all the comments and I must be seeing things. How can enyone buy 20 shares at $90 with only $200? %2 of your $10000 is what you would end up with if you loose it as it will cost you $1800 to buy 20 share.
But weather I'm right or not in the math the video is still very insightful 👌
Beautiful presentation ... thanks for sharing this in a simple way.
I think the 2% maximum risk rule needs some nuance. In the example in the video you risk 2% only if you buy $200-worth of stock and it goes to 0. While this is a possibility for options or other leveraged derivatives, that almost never happens with regular stocks. Not in a trading day, at least.
Alternatively, you could use $2000 on a stock trade and place a stop loss at minus 10%, thus risking the same 2% of your account.
Your channel is gold!
Keep up the good work!😁
Cheers Abdullah Ramli!
Nice channel. Can you do one on “how to make money in stocks” by Will O’Neil?
Just ordered the newer version. The new trading for a living
The market has been in a predominant uptrend for the last 30 years, with a few dips here and there. I have spent a five figure amount on the most sophisticated trading software there is. All of the strategies make money during those uptrends (buy on dips, return to mean etc.), and fail miserable when it doesn't trend any longer. In a nutshell, it's clear to me that those book gurus struck out during those trending periods, and then turn around and peddle the crap out of it to the sheep herd. Like the old saying; "don't confuse a bull market with intelligence..."
tube1062 you can also short stocks ;)
Excellent review I had read the book a few years ago and it really helped with my trading (love the 3 steps system)
are you a profitable trader now ? How you doing
You have a great talent for distilling information. Thanks for the video!
Thank you TehBro, I'm glad to hear it 😁
Help me guys. Is there any major different about this book and ‘the new trading for living’ one? Which one should I choose? Or should I buy both?
this is a good one . just as mr pavil Conrad put me through as he profits on my behalf he show me his pattern he uses to earn on my behalf i have been enlighten and i still invest to learn more from him such a good and straight forward man.
Please how to reach pavil to help me on my adventure into trading seen a lot of feedback/recommendations. About him ?
Kathy Wesley here consult pavil Conrad consultpavilconrad(a)gmail com
I Have two streamed of income my job and pavil Conrad investment platform he have been keeping me going on the bill payment constant profit he have been making for me $17,000 every week since March last year with my investment of $5000 so happy can’t wait to end the year too with pavil com 😁
Good book
How dose mr pavil Conrad operate dose he take clients from Finland 🇫🇮?
Nice summation. Bought thru your link.
Trading for a living didn't worked so author now tries writing for a living
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
The guys who made millions trading (they are super rare) aren’t writing no books
😂😂😂😂😂
@John Smith obvious spam & scam if you can get a 1000% return in a week or so by doing nothing then lend your money .
Investing for a living hasn't worked for 10000 years but it "worked" in the last 50 years so now retards think it is the holy grail 😂
Money management part was great.
This video opened my eyes
Very helpful for newbies like me. Thank you. Please do a complete tutorial of basic to advanced TA.
Go look at Trading With Rayner channel
ta is voodoo
That is a great book, 1 of my first trading books when i started in 2002. Great video review. 😊
@Raghunath Reddy yes. Get both books from Dr Alexander Elder... Trading for a Living and Come into My Trading Room. Also get Beyond Candlesticks by Steve Nison. 😊
How are your trades performing these days?
I would also add Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom here, really good one going over all the basics
@@haydenmiller2022 me? Good. 😊
SUNIL sir plz answer I start swing trade can i achieve 5% per month in our fund in Indian market
Thanks for the summary.
"Be Realistic" is an OVERPLAYED PHRASE, based on each individual's definition of "Realistic". Most Traders aren't entrepreneurial-minded, and therefore they limit themselves to what is TRULY POSSIBLE if they had the Faith and Thinking of a Creative/Innovative Entrepreneur.
2% Rule, LEGEND. Salute to #AlexEldar.
1-2% at learning stage, once u master your craft you can go 2-5% or more if you have good betting averages.
Thank you 🌹
12th February 2020✔️
Cheers Arhan! 😁
I will also refer you to this pro for more forex insight,i made alot of profit with them contact== t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFZpzdxEr1o3XWNPbQ @heinrichFOREXprofits WITH LITTLE RISK JUST WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT GROW!.
Thank you and keep up the good work. that said, 80% of day traders lose money so i dont encourage it and i consider it extremely dangerous. There are other safer ways to invest for a return. I would also add that technical analysis is nothing more than math, which means you are working with probabilities, you have no guarantee whatsoever. Be careful.
Yes, the long-run investment is much better. I like the value investing philosophy, like Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, etc.
12:13
(Account size): $10,000 X (Max Risk): 2% = (Max risk): $200
(Stock Price): $100
(Share bought would be): 2 Max, Not 20
Am I missing something here?!
You're buying at $100, selling at $90. So your net loss is $10 per share. You buy 20 shares so the most you can lose is $200. Makes sense?
I love your summaries on known books! Great job!
brilliant summaries... I´ve binged on over 20 over the course of the weekend...
some of the books I read, some I planned to read...
so knowing the content of the books helped me determine that you are very good at summarizing, which made the other part so great... you saved me so much time... I´m going to read a few of them, and would love to use your sponsored link, but I buy in the Spanish market and your link doesn´t work there.
I really loved the summaries of Nassim Taleb, as I hated his style and stopped reading Black Swans 2/3 of the way from irritation. Great to have watched your summary, because I would have missed your point 5!
Best Book ever..Has everything a trader need. Presented even more beautifully 😊👍
Cheers Chauchan010! 😁 Indeed it's a good one! Tied first place among the trading books I've read, I think, together with Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom by Van k Tharp.
wow....i see your channel always has big surprise .thanks a lot and i highly appreciated your efforts...a fan from iran.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed it reza habiby! 🙌
Summarize is good, i ll try to use some of these points in real trading, Only these 3 screens i didn t get how you analyze them . For example: How do you define or identify MACD Histogram, Market Waves, then exponential move in diagrams ? Thanks
If I had $360k, I would allocate $100k to tech stocks and $260k to dividend stocks with a proven track record-focusing on capital appreciation and year-over-year dividend growth.
In my opinion, adding JEPI and JEPQ is a smart move. When it comes to higher-risk investments, the key is balancing risk tolerance with long-term goals.
pure gold, cheers from Peru.
Thanks for the great videos. Could you please explain/ elaborate the first point why cant we go Long when Weekly & Daily trends both are UP ( Slide - 10.38 mins) ?
trading in the zone by Mark Douglas... please
very good.. thanks 👌🏽
Awesome video man, right now I am reading that book.
I will also refer you to this pro for more forex insight,i made alot of profit with them contact== t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFZpzdxEr1o3XWNPbQ @heinrichFOREXprofits WITH LITTLE RISK JUST WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT GROW!.
I love ur summary about this amazing book
Wow just needed this when I just picked up the book. Thanks!
Could you please do a summary on "The Five RUles for Successful Stock Investing"?
Thank you so much!
I'll add it to my list Dylan Zheng! Thank you for the suggestion 👍
9:09 - "Enter only in the same direction as this indicator.." - totally confused: there are 2 directions. Which one he's talking about?
excellent Job Congrats! i really appreciate the work you are doing!
Good stuff. Thanks. Subscribed.
I'm getting a little bit confused. So Warren buffet "always" say rule Nr 1 don't loose money and rule Nr 2 don't forget the first rule. While now you and others say, put stop losses to - 2%? (an i getting this correct??) and then adjust your stop-losses accordingly to your gains. But if I had put stop - loss at only 2% under my initial amount I would have firstly lost money on that position and secondly lost all the profits that I now have on alot of those positions... But I have a few pretty newbie businesses witch I have med over 100% gains on. I don't know if those companies will stick around for years on, or if they will sell them (so-called zombie businesses). So is it then smart to close a position like that after you have had gains over a 100% and then re-invest that money in to a bigger/more stable company?
Or should you keep them for ever like buffet says! (although as far as I have understood, that's not what he did when he first started.)
I have only been trading for 3 weeks, but I'm hit hard with the training bug! And I'm really keen on learning more! Thanks for all the great videos in general! 😀👌
Hello, can you do a video about the book "How to day trade, by ross cameron of warrior trading". Thank you. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you Guadalupe Barrios 😁 Hmmm I might! Especially if Ross Cameron would promote it on his channel ... 😉
I love you sir
Thank you😊🌟
Hello bro. I like this animated presentation. Please, can you tell me which software do you use for this presentation?
He uses Videoscribe....the same program that I use!
@@ChrisInvests thanks. Let me look it up
can anyone explain to me how does 10,000$ trading account, with maximum risk 2% (200$) equals to "at most 20 shares"?
Hey Idzaanlsmail! You buy the stock at $100, and you should place your stop-loss at the previous day's close of $90, so you are essentially risking $10 per share bought. Since your account is $10,000 and you aren't allowed to risk more than 2% of it ($200) on any single trade, you can buy 20 shares at maximum - $200/$10 per share = 20 shares. Hope this helps.
@@TheSwedishInvestor thanks a lot for replying!!
@@TheSwedishInvestor this helps a lot, thanks
@@joshuahernandez3627 Having 10 stocks or 20 etc. is not diversification. True diversification would be to have a mix of stocks (or index funds) and other investments such as bonds and even some cash in savings. You could further "diversify" your individual stocks by having different sectors and a mix between growth and value. Same with bonds - different types.
@@joshuahernandez3627 Absolutely agree that diversification is not the best for fast aggressive growth. It's a long term (20+ years) , simple and passive way to invest. More for those who don't have the time or the desire to do in-depth research. Best of luck with your book.
cant agree more with you...
All in in 1 trade....boom
discipline and money management is very crutial
No Can't Agree with You
Excellent sir great explaination
This one is good to learn technical analysis and preparing trading system...but "Truth of the stock tape" by W D Gann give you perspective how market moves...how mass psychology workes in market..
Thank you for this wonderful insight 🙏
*you said you summerized before "trading in the zone" but i could'nt find it!*
Hi.. nice video.. may in know what software did you use to create this?
You said in the 2% slippage is included but how do you know the slippage upfront?
Which FREE stock screener can I use to use the 'triple screen trading system'? Can't set Finviz with these parameters
Do you have a summary for trading in the zone? Couldn’t seem to find it.
Very good knowledge sir 🙏🌹💐🌼🌺🌸💖
Everything seemed fine until that candlestick 'evening star ' bearish reversal. Buy?
Or did I get that wrong 🤔
Since this video, Freddy has lost all his extra weight and is now a personal trainer.
🤣🤣🤣
why this videos not for 1M views 😥
Thank you for the great work!
I'am not able to calculate position sizing plz help me guys/sir
very well said sir
anyone know what good screener setups for the triple strategy system? that's an interesting strategy
Poli sadhanam.. . My dear sayippe
Anyone have any recommendations for stocks to trade? Thanks
Thank you for the summary!
Your videos are great mate
🌟
Nice video
Hi, i just cant seems to find Trading in the Zone video by you, i know it is a great book.
i did not find it also!
It's on RUclips as a free audiobook
thank you for your effort to make summary video.
It's weird that it suggests trading a stock with a 10% stop loss and probably 20% stop gain. Is this rate normal at Swing Trading?
The risk example at the end does not make any sense to me. If you wanted a 2% risk on a 10,000$, wouldn't a $200 risk be defined by stop placement and not the number of shares? The number of shares would vary depending on the size of the stop. Equity X Risk% / Risk$ = Shares. (Risk$ = Share price - Stop) .
Very very nice video sir 👌