What Keeps You in the Game of Trading?

EP 270 | What Keeps You in the Game of Trading?
We share these voices with you because we believe you will be able to relate to them, just as we do. These voices belong to listeners of the podcast from all over the world, and mirror those of many traders like us who are on similar paths. They also serve as a reminder that we are not alone on this journey. We also reflect on the key messages and valuable lessons learned from the amazing guests we have interviewed, as well as the common threads that distinguish them from the rest.
Disclaimer:
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Topics & Timestamps:
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0:00 What Keeps You in the Game of Trading? Listeners Answer the Questions - hear their voices
11:32 Dan McDermitt - on X (twitter) chartguys youtube ‪@ChartGuys‬
13:46 Patrick Petersson - on X (twitter) daytraderpat
16:28 Vincent Bruzzese - on X (twitter) realdaytrading
20:17 Christian Carreon - on X (twitter) trading_boxes
23:33 David Capablanca - on X (twitter) reverse_long youtube ‪@FriendlyBearResearch‬
26:20 Jack Kellogg - on X (twitter) jackaroo_trades
28:16 Lukas Frohlich - on X (twitter) theshortbear youtube ‪@theshortbear3250‬
29:54 Jason Shapiro - on X (twitter) Crowded_Mkt_Rpt youtube ‪@crowdedmarketreport‬
32:00 Alexander Moreno, Mark Bennell, Yvan Byeajee ‪@TraderHelp101‬ (Alex), on X (twitter) TradingComposur (Yvan)
34:00 Common thread, key lessons
Links & Resources
Chat With Traders Community: chatwithtraders.com/community
Episodes Mentioned:
267 · An Edge with Correlations Across Time Frames w/ Dan McDermitt | Chat With Traders
260 · Breathing In, Breathing Out Intuitive Hits on the Markets w/ Patrick Petersson | Chat With Traders
257 · Crafting the Art of Shorting Scams w/ David Capablanca | Chat With Traders
259 · Executing Agenda Trading Strategy for Stratospheric Returns w/ Lukas Frohlich (The Short Bear) | Chat With Traders
255 · From Working in Hollywood to Burning the Gambler’s Mindset w/ Vincent Bruzzese (aka Hari Seldon) | Chat With Traders
254 · Kidney Disease, Poverty, and Jail Time to Going All In On the Markets w/ Christian Carreon | Chat With Traders
249 · Valet Driver Turns $20K into $11Mil over 6 years After Wipe Out w/ Jack Kellogg | Chat With Traders
245 · The Mind of a Tape Reading Contrarian Trader w/ Jason Shapiro | Chat With Traders
258 · Snowballing Losses and the Courage to Come Clean, Heal & Rebuild w/ Alexander Moreno | Chat With Traders
256 · Supercharging the Brain and Body with Peak Performance Habits w/ Louisa Nicola | Chat With Traders
252 · From Emotional Turbulence to Trading with Composure w/ Yvan Byeajee | Chat With Traders
236: The Ultimate Day Trader, Pt. 3 - Lance Breitstein | Chat With Traders
EP 065: How to master trading psychology, and introduce new best practises w/ Brett Steenbarger | Chat With Traders
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Пікірлер: 39

  • @tradingpsychologyacademy2025
    @tradingpsychologyacademy20256 ай бұрын

    It's a combination of things. Constantly learning, being challenged, your pay isn't set it will depend on you. I love it!

  • @nnconfomiststoic7346
    @nnconfomiststoic73463 ай бұрын

    Quitting isn't a sign of courage! It means you don't want to face the harsh reality, it's taking the easy way out. What keeps me in the game is pure passion and it's never-ending as long as I'm alive. What makes trading stress free is taking less risk, two trades only and not trading everyday, trading only when your setup emerges. I've seen that big money can be made with less risk. Controlling greed is important. Trail the stoploss when the market is moving in a strong direction. Some traders overcomplicate trading with their analysis paralysis. Trading lower timeframes like 1 mins or 15 seconds is extremely stressful. Most traders that talk about quitting are these lowest timeframe traders. Remember two trades only, win or loss doesn't matter, revenge trading make you quit for sure.

  • @kermokrunkerton5720
    @kermokrunkerton57207 ай бұрын

    This was the best 'Chat With Traders' episode yet since the updated version with the new hosts. More of this format please!

  • @jle92708
    @jle927087 ай бұрын

    Trading keeps me humbled. I realize no matter how good I become… I don’t know as much as I thought

  • @richhands5269
    @richhands52697 ай бұрын

    My three favorite channels: Chat With Traders, Stock Brotha, & How Money Works. Make my week complete! 🔥 🔥 🔥

  • @jarjkerr7449
    @jarjkerr74496 ай бұрын

    great episode guys. refreshing clibration for the show.

  • @estebanangel5695
    @estebanangel56957 ай бұрын

    What a compilation, keep'em coming on different topics.

  • @crowdedmarketreport
    @crowdedmarketreport7 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the mention and enjoyed being on the show previously. Great content.

  • @handyrams4822
    @handyrams48227 ай бұрын

    Nice intro.

  • @khalifaqasimpigeons8782
    @khalifaqasimpigeons87827 ай бұрын

    Nice

  • @user70331
    @user703317 ай бұрын

    Markets can either go up, down or sideways that's a simple game

  • @nkr2001

    @nkr2001

    7 ай бұрын

    Simple but not easy to make that *Simple* Simple.

  • @ericson4534
    @ericson45347 ай бұрын

    This podcast helps me improve in my trading journey! Thank u very much! 😎🇨🇦

  • @robertk6377
    @robertk63777 ай бұрын

    Loved this episode, particularly the review of past guests and the ensuing discussion between Ian and Tessa. Key take away for me ...be it your trading style or to continue trading if you haven't reached consistency.... is to do what feels right for you... cheers keep it up.

  • @PiotrRakowski
    @PiotrRakowski7 ай бұрын

    Hi all fellow gamblers

  • @JamesTheSecond01

    @JamesTheSecond01

    7 ай бұрын

    I prefer risk manger*

  • @Okayand33

    @Okayand33

    7 ай бұрын

    Howdy 👋

  • @SlippinJimmy4Life

    @SlippinJimmy4Life

    7 ай бұрын

    Hello sir. Sure that’s true. As much as any other entrepreneur or someone who tries to open a restaurant or whatever. But you’re right 😂

  • @nnconfomiststoic7346

    @nnconfomiststoic7346

    3 ай бұрын

    I call it freedom

  • @DOMReplays
    @DOMReplays7 ай бұрын

    One of my favorite videos!

  • @u2b83
    @u2b837 ай бұрын

    Trading is like UBI for the few traders who know what to pay attention to and what to ignore. Ultimately, there is a glass ceiling once your trades start impacting the market lol. For example, in my fav recent interview, the guest mentioned off-hand, that simply following the daily 10ma will score you a 90% win rate. I'm trying this on the 3x index ETFs (tna, upro, udow, tqqq, fngu and friends) and it seems to have something to it, as a lot of the dk moves seem to revert-to-mean, and this calls them out.

  • @bpenguin
    @bpenguin7 ай бұрын

    The hope ... But after almost 6 years in and basically a break-even trader. It's hard to keep the passion. The fact I havn't blown up keeps me here though. Just waiting for my time to shine.

  • @u2b83

    @u2b83

    7 ай бұрын

    You'll need some special edge, like a custom AI indicator. Then again, maybe try trading the daily 10ma like suggested on a recent interview lol.

  • @bpenguin

    @bpenguin

    7 ай бұрын

    a consistent pattern I've seen is that I make money ... and then when my edge cools off if you will, I slowly bleed the gains over a long period of time ... then my edge comes back and I make money again, and then I slowly bleed it all away again. I either need to recognize when my edge disappears (hard to do) and avoid trading all together, or just slam the risk super hard when market is in my favor, and then retire with gains. I don't see how anyone does this long term ... you almost gotta make your money then get the fuck out of here before you lose it all

  • @Wavetheory85

    @Wavetheory85

    7 ай бұрын

    Althoigh i tried to get in back in 2009, i didnt stick with it because of the lack of edu resources at the time and my drive. I'm in for 6 years as of August 2023 and finally starting to crush trading. About 18 months ago I had the same feeling but it's mostly about putting in 5000-10000 hours watching candles develop, having an EFFECTIVE strategy you know works very well (elliot wave theory), and then learning to master the mental game. I gave up a lot including all of my savings and giving up a decent job to work 3 jobs and close to 80 hours a week for nearly 3 years. In 2017 I chose to commit and give up everything if necessary to succeed or die trying.

  • @helloworld6330
    @helloworld63307 ай бұрын

    great idea. I think if you could take all the episodes and extract/cross-references them by individual topics, it would be valuable.

  • @u2b83

    @u2b83

    7 ай бұрын

    ChatGPT 4+ now does this automatically, just watched a tutorial on it. I wouldn't be surprised if youtube starts doing something like this soon.

  • @mariodimitroff5343
    @mariodimitroff53437 ай бұрын

    Haha, heard my voice in the first part ! I'm probably the only Bulgarian person that has had his voice on chat with traders, albeit it is a bit lame !

  • @u2b83

    @u2b83

    7 ай бұрын

    You were once part of the great Ottoman Empire!

  • @faraj3159
    @faraj31597 ай бұрын

    Capital preservation😅

  • @1fighisimo
    @1fighisimo7 ай бұрын

    love the show

  • @connellmacquisten6631
    @connellmacquisten66317 ай бұрын

    The amount of money I lost learning and the number of people who doubted me and or screwed me over with their shit courses / scam groups I was dumb enough to fall for.

  • @ivanestrada4381
    @ivanestrada43817 ай бұрын

    Enjoyed it until she started talking about having the courage to quit 😂😂

  • @nnconfomiststoic7346

    @nnconfomiststoic7346

    3 ай бұрын

    Quitting isn't a sign of courage 😁

  • @user-oc9dd8pm5u
    @user-oc9dd8pm5u7 ай бұрын

    Do you still remember the stock Kodak? What is your opinion on the trend of Kodak stock in the past three years?

  • @hustle.dinero
    @hustle.dinero7 ай бұрын

    57:15 The interviewer lost me with this statement I Commend the interviewee standing strong on his viewpoint and advice on “staying in the Game”. What does she mean “quit trading”? My mind is so deep in the Game that the conversation of quitting is profanity to me.