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The fact that this great video has so few views and likes speaks volumes about human mindset. Flashy, hyped up videos attract lot more people than those with serious, honest content. This one deserves a lot of credit for the valuable info presented.

The biggest takeaway from this video- as retail traders, we need to hold ourselves accountable. Whether it's risk management, keeping our emotions in check, and take full responsibility for every trading decision we make.

She manages to ask the meaningful questions. Corvin did give us a new picture which we retail traders cannot imagine how it looks like. What we can learn is to set up a portfolio like the fund manager and manage it with caution. We can reduce risks and make money.

I've been a viewer of the channel for some time. This is the video that got me to subscribe. Speaking the truth. Unfortunately, I think most of us need to lose real money to learn these lessons.

People at Fidelity get private meetings with c-suite of companies. Try and tell me that isn't an advantage. They also use satellite data for things like how many cars are in a big box retail store's parking lot so they can predict how well the store will do before earnings are reported. Same satellite data strategies are used for things like the world's oil reserves for commodities trading.

@UnbenutzerKanalname

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone can buy this data nowadays

This dude explains it so well

You ask a business if their business has an edge? of course they do. What business says otherwise.. What a question.

I find it hard to trade other peoples money. My own money..... no pressure at all.

@Ninja-iq2xt

6 жыл бұрын

You must be an Introvert.

2d time I see this interview. He is the best of the best.

Those type of videos are good of content, hope we can see more of those interviews

I've learnt that it is not entirely bad to trade stocks, bonds, options, futures, FX, ETFs. One just needs to understand those individual markets, their cycles, their movements and the variables that move these markets.

These interviews are gold

This video has low views becauss it is amazing info!!!

Brilliant, very...….thank you,

This is a really great channel!

These videos are incredible!

Brilliant a lot of useful stuff, thank you for posting., As an aside I no longer get advices from KZread with regard new videos that I have subscribed to., Does anyone know how to get those turned back on again. Again thank you..

Damn this is great , tnx bouth of you

Awesome clip

I like this guy. I feel his intelligence.

This interview is awesome and this guy is the real deal, but I must admit that when he started making negative generalizations about retail traders I took that shit personal! lol No accountability, is there? Pffft. Watch me go! 😎

On Point!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Yes.

...and they had/have insider information.

Very good

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The thing that confuse people is they think stocks are 50-50 odds. It's really only 33% chance you are right in the short term because the stock can go sideways. However if you hold well managed companies with good high demand products your odds of winning dramatically increase the longer you hold.

Sensible comments below and a video that tells it like it is. What on Earth are these untrained individuals doing in hedge fund trading? I would love to take the challenge and trade a hedge fund, but I fear that the hustle and bustle would be too much to do the quiet analysis that I am accustomed to! Checks and balances are good and perhaps too many rules will stifle the best of traders! I like the freedom of doing my own trading too, but I am sure the fund profits are not what they should be for a professional outfit!

So, shorter wire is better now? I have been lied to my whole life.

I'm not sure if these hedge funds have an advantage. They have their process and "belief systems" with there various analysts and a regular retail trader probably doesn't have these processes and access to certain kinds of information and don't get caught in this belief system, so they can react unincumbered.

1:21 : "dadadadadada W O R L D !!!!!! dadadada".

The other thing people forget is you are not buying the price today you are buying the price 5 years from now. If you don't think the product will last 5 years it is a bad investment because 5 years of growth is priced in.

Before starting the video. Duh.

Institutional investors do indeed have an edge (CAPITAL). Individuals can't put up that kind of principle in their accounts that hedge funds and investment banks have. Little fish use their own money and whales use other people's money. Sure the small fry can use leverage, but he would be foolish if wrong on his call.

Its not insider trading but people who have market insides on the payroll.. 🤣🤣🤣 okay

I can kick hedge funds arse!

Inside reports will keep you behind bars....it's called insider trading..hasn't this dude heard that?..

"ex Fed members or ex central bank members used to be on the payroll as consultants for hedge fund now obviously that doesn't mean you have insider information I'm not saying that but"🤣🤣🤣

Of course hedge funds have an edge over retail traders.. It's pretty common sense.

no shit they do they manage billions in assets, and do a shit ton of research, which is why everyone looks to them for trading advice

she is beautiful