great lecture, Richard. If this video is the summary from the lessons of the best traders in the world and i had to summarize this video to build a summary of a summary, i would say trading is essentially a battle of the disciplined, humble, and data-oriented version of you versus the greedy, sloppy, emotionally-driven version of you.
10 Lessons from Stock Trading Champions: 0:00 Intro 0:50 Trading Timeframes 1:19 Sports and Trading 2:30 Trade Like a Champion 4:20 Trading Takes Patience and Hard Work 5:25 Stay Optimistic 6:25 Stay in Tune with the Market 7:45 Focus on High Potential Stocks 9:02 Use Charts to Guide your Trading 10:30 Manage Risk Tightly 13:38 Establish Routine 17:55 Sell Objectively 20:50 Concentrate into positions 23:08 Analyze your Trading
Great interview Richard. I enjoyed watching. I read and re-read the O'Neil and Minervini books regularly, but watching your interviews helps a lot. Thank you for the top notch content 👌
I recomend you to read book by stan winstein too. It is the perfect book on stock speculation and is the combination of o neil and winstein book which is written around 40 years ago
jesus how do you find time to trade on top of keeping all those plants alive?? i'm only half joking lol... currently struggling with maintaining balance in my life & keeping up with my other hobbies while still dedicating enough time to keeping up to date with the market, as well as learning new strategies. would love to know if you have any strategies for managing your time in order to keep that healthy balance
@@chillaxTF I wake up relatively early so I can go to the gym, read and get things done and have a routine that works well for me. I don't watch the market every minute of the day, I watch the first 2 hours, and come back for the last hour, then I start scanning for ideas for the next day so I'm prepared. Also put in a few hours in the weekend to update my watch lists. Lately it's been easy to get other things done because the environment has been terrible.
Good to know you use the strat techniques to enter into swing trades as well! Me too! It gives me an objective entry instead of trying to find some random place to buy in.
Absolutely Great video Richard! Answered a lot of questions I’ve been thinking about. My main issue was having too many names that I’m watching per day and not executing. I would be overwhelmed with the number of possible trades and end up not committing to anything. Just to see the stock I’ve been watching for days rip to the upside. This year I’m aiming to not trade scared, just trade my plan and manage risk.
Fantastic seminar! summary of all the interview with the greatest, but as a investor, the others can only shorten the learning curve, the rest still need to figure it out by ourself. 👍🏻
How many trade a day traders should optimally take in a day (ofcourse if it fills his requirements) * Suppose I take 1% risk of my capital and my sl got hit on first trade . Should I go for another trade if I find a good setup ?
great lecture, Richard. If this video is the summary from the lessons of the best traders in the world and i had to summarize this video to build a summary of a summary, i would say trading is essentially a battle of the disciplined, humble, and data-oriented version of you versus the greedy, sloppy, emotionally-driven version of you.
Well said!
10 Lessons from Stock Trading Champions:
0:00 Intro
0:50 Trading Timeframes
1:19 Sports and Trading
2:30 Trade Like a Champion
4:20 Trading Takes Patience and Hard Work
5:25 Stay Optimistic
6:25 Stay in Tune with the Market
7:45 Focus on High Potential Stocks
9:02 Use Charts to Guide your Trading
10:30 Manage Risk Tightly
13:38 Establish Routine
17:55 Sell Objectively
20:50 Concentrate into positions
23:08 Analyze your Trading
Just saw this video today. You are doing a great service for the trading community, for new, intermediate and even for the great traders.
Thank you, Richard!
For me Stop Loss is the key & daily adaption >>> Update your Risk Management
Absolutely!
The best video i have ever seen on TH-cam about stock market and the road map to become a consistent successful trader 👌👌👌.
I appreciate that! Thanks Bikash
Loved the video, Richard... Nice summary.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Richard learning a lot from you and you guests the intervies are fenomenal learn material
Great to hear!
Thanks, Richard for posting this (your) presentation. I like it a lot and as always found several golden nuggets.
Glad it was helpful!
Even better watched the second time round, excellent presentation Richard, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Tony were you there??
@@RichardMoglen I wish I was, watched on Vimeo’s link shared by Jonah as I’d registered. Watched all the presentations. Looked like a great weekend. 👍
Great interview Richard. I enjoyed watching. I read and re-read the O'Neil and Minervini books regularly, but watching your interviews helps a lot. Thank you for the top notch content 👌
Thanks Nicole!
I guess we travel the same neighborhoods.
I recomend you to read book by stan winstein too. It is the perfect book on stock speculation and is the combination of o neil and winstein book which is written around 40 years ago
jesus how do you find time to trade on top of keeping all those plants alive?? i'm only half joking lol... currently struggling with maintaining balance in my life & keeping up with my other hobbies while still dedicating enough time to keeping up to date with the market, as well as learning new strategies. would love to know if you have any strategies for managing your time in order to keep that healthy balance
@@chillaxTF I wake up relatively early so I can go to the gym, read and get things done and have a routine that works well for me. I don't watch the market every minute of the day, I watch the first 2 hours, and come back for the last hour, then I start scanning for ideas for the next day so I'm prepared. Also put in a few hours in the weekend to update my watch lists. Lately it's been easy to get other things done because the environment has been terrible.
Good to know you use the strat techniques to enter into swing trades as well! Me too! It gives me an objective entry instead of trying to find some random place to buy in.
It's helpful for sure
I’m honestly happy I found this channel
Thanks Bruce! So glad to hear that
Richard - Great presentation! Well organized and to the point! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, i only followed 3 lessons out of 10. it really helps me to understand my weakness.
Excellent!
Thanks for the great work Richard!
My pleasure!
Your tweet from today about the yearly report card was enlightining! thanks
So glad!
Absolutely Great video Richard! Answered a lot of questions I’ve been thinking about. My main issue was having too many names that I’m watching per day and not executing. I would be overwhelmed with the number of possible trades and end up not committing to anything. Just to see the stock I’ve been watching for days rip to the upside. This year I’m aiming to not trade scared, just trade my plan and manage risk.
Great Plan! Focus on only less than 5 names a day, it will force you to be selective.
You are Just like me
Fantastic seminar! summary of all the interview with the greatest, but as a investor, the others can only shorten the learning curve, the rest still need to figure it out by ourself. 👍🏻
Thanks! Yes we always need to put in the work ourselves
Great presentation, Richard! You are a fantastic educator, coach and mentor!
Thanks Rob!
Great video as always! Thanks for such content :)
Thanks Ankur
Absolutely great presentation! Thanks a lot for this!
Glad it was helpful!
Great work Richard never fails to disappoint
Thanks!
Well done Richard!
Thanks Michael!
Hey Richard, do you do Weekend Work Shops?
Richard Good presentation 👏 . In the time-frame chart where you would consider yourself? Between Mark Minervini and Oliver ?
I would say somewhere close to Oliver maybe a bit towards Matt Caruso
Awesome. How many days or weeks on average is your holding period?. I have learned a lot from your interviews and videos.
good stuff thanks Richard
16:08 holy crab its me, buy in FOMO, randomly follow other great trader's buy with different strategy
You always have to follow your own process to develop your own conviction
How many trade a day traders should optimally take in a day (ofcourse if it fills his requirements)
* Suppose I take 1% risk of my capital and my sl got hit on first trade . Should I go for another trade if I find a good setup ?
Great Rich. Thank you 👊
My pleasure!
Well done
Great presentation!
Thanks Derrick!
Can we get the powerpoint somewhere?
In 30 years or even sooner Richard will be with the likes of those he has interviewed.
Hopefully sooner ;)
Thanks
No problem!
Great 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
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Good job Richard you look jacked too lol
I’ve got nothing on Jonah lol
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Welcome! thanks Mark
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