I hope you guys enjoy listening to my conversation with Ryan. He's a super nice guy and I especially enjoyed hearing his thoughts about discipline and going through all the chart examples starting at 47:30. Take care!
absolutely enjoyed the convo. Thank you for these videos what you are doing for the community. I'm sure all the new traders like myself really appreciate the work you put into these videos
Another great interview Richard! One question, you guys didnt touch on stops in this interview. Did Ryan give any feedback on his usual stop loss method or stop %?
Well done Richard. As someone who does not have a lot of spare time, I always make time to listen to your interviews. Don’t let Ryan’s humbleness fool you. He is a solid guy and a great trader. Keep up your great work.
I've had the good fortune to be around Ryan and his fabulous and dedicated charting since 2016. He has a special eye and works very, very hard. There are many - some of the great traders, who look up to Ryan. This was a wonderful interview. I hope everyone watches and rewatches this. Absolutely fantastic. There is a member of our group who is extraordinary in his trading and has decades of experience has called Ryan's charts "pearls". You found a great person to interview, Richard. You do an amazing job and it is so nice to be able to see Ryan share his knowledge with you and your audience.
The best part of this interview was observing Ryan's joy in his craft. I liked that he was so talkative and that Richard allowed him to do it. His answer to a question about time frame really stuck out for me. Ryan said he only looks at weekly charts on the weekends. Let that sink in. I remember reading that William O'Neil made his buy and sell decisions based on the weekly. I myself have taken a keen interest in inside weeks after watching Richard's interview with Sara the Strat Trader.
I’m only 1/2 way through but I needed this interview!! Reminder: price is king & don’t switch your edge every 3 months!! I’ve been struggling a little on the mental side & needed this 🙏🏽
What a great interview. I applaud your trader's selection Richard. Ryan is on lithium batteries, he even drinks a sip of water and delivers the interview for 110", amazing, humble, what a nice person to watch. Congrats.
One of the best interviews. Especially as the guy can express himself really well without using “you know” and “like” 5 times per sentence 👏 also Richard excellent as usual
I love hearing these guys talk about the money because when you first start out it really does seem like its not even possible but it really is. The people who know what they're doing make huge money, there really is no limit. Thank you so much for putting these together! They are awesome! Good luck with your trading Richard, I wish you all the success in the world!
Great, great interview. There is just a ton of insight here ... it's practically a trading course. I'll be watching this one a few times to make sure I don't miss any nuggets.
Watching this again after 6 mths. Realized some of the names Ryan mentioned, were spotted on. Great eyes and experience. His humility makes him stand out further. Privileged to follow him on Twitter
0:00 Intro 1:05 Ryan’s Background, Dot Com Boom 1:26 Trying Computer Science, Switch to Business, Baseball 2:10 First Finance Class, Reading A Random walk down Wallstreet 2:30 We Should have Personal Finance Curriculum 3:11 Started Trading in 2008 Meltdown 4:02 Options Trading 4:40 The worst thing that can happen is you have a good first year 5:20 The key to success is getting your ass handed to you 6:00 Reading How to Make Money in Stocks by O’Neil over and over 6:20 Dan Zanger and Randy chartpatterns.com 7:20 On social media people only post gains, lack transparency 8:25 Reading Dan Zanger’s Newsletters 8:45 Learning the psychology behind chart patterns 9:30 The idea is to find your edge and stick to only that 10:30 The importance of trading with a plan 11:30 There's only 2-3 times year to press on the gas 12:30 Technicals and Fundamentals are 10-20%, The rest is Psychology 15:00 Trading Books. Mark Douglas 15:30 managing Emotions and seeking feedback form the market 16:00 Stan Weinstein Stage Analysis 16:30 Darvas and Livermore 16:45 Brian Shannon Multiple timeframe analysis 17:00 Mark Minervini’s books 18:00 We have it easy 19:30 It takes time to build experience, Market Cycles 21:25 If you have the drive and the passion don’t ever give up 21:50 Preserve Mental Capital 24:16 Progressive exposure 24:45 Don’t Revenge Trade 25:45 Recognize that this is a marathon not a sprint 27:25 Don’t Style drift 28:00 Batting Average and Risk Reward 29:00 Journaling trades, keeping track of statistics 30:45 Look back on your mistakes STNE 32:00 FSLY gap downs 33:44 The Runner Concept 34:30 Selling Half, Win-Win Situation 35:00 Know what type of market you are in. 36:15 How does Ryan select stocks to trade, Only Price pays 37:40 Weekend Screening Routine 39:50 Super Earnings is key 40:09 focus on the top 10-20 stocks in the market 42:30 Buying Setups and Bases 43:20 Bases with shakeouts go to the top of your list 43:30 Obvious Areas and Standard Breakouts. Be creative 46:14 Trading in 2020 Chart Walkthrough 47:30 March Correction 48:45 Island Gap 50:20 Looking for potential leadership 51:25 TSLA Stock Analysis 55:00 h pattern 59:35 Buying a gap up 1:01:40 Never average down 1:03:00 Identify every scenario before you make a purchase 1:04:00 FSLY Analysis 1:05:00 Buying the earnings gap up 1:05:55 Hot Stove Reaction 1:08:15 Always look for the next one 1:08:47 How concentrated does Ryan get 1:09:45 Focus on the Leaders hitting 52 week highs 1:10:50 The best stock in the market may be one you already own. 1:11:40 Pyramiding into a position 1:13:17 FLGT Volatility Contraction Pattern 1:16:10 Position Managment 1:17:50 FUTU Shakeout 1:21:24 Adapt or die 1:23:00 TIGR, the bigger the pattern the bigger the potential move 1:23:55 The IPO Low is a critical spot 1:25:15 Just when you think the trend will end, bet that it won’t 1:26:19 How does Ryan use multiple timeframes. Weekly charts 1:29:10 JMIA Analysis 1:29:50 Dislikes rising channel into a prior high 1:31:04 A lot of these names will never come back 1:34:10 AVID Breakout 1-2 Punch 1:35:20 BBY Analysis 1:36:45 SWAV Relative Strength 1:37:20 HD Shakeout Fast Move 1:38:13 IPO Precedents COIN 1:39:00 Don’t buy as its falling apart 1:39:44 BABA IPO example 1:40:25 Old Leaders TDOC PTON 1:41:45 Be Kind and be respectful 1:42:20 FVRR DOCU 1:42:50 Indexes Big Picture SPY RUT 1:44:20 Indicators and Chart Layout 1:44:59 If you do your homework, you will have more money than you will know what to do with 1:46:45 Keeping it simple 1:47:40 Advice for new traders. Write down your goals 1:48:20 Surround yourself with positive people 1:48:40 If you love trading the only result is that you will succeed
Trading Books Ryan mentioned: How to Make Money in Stocks, William O’Neil amzn.to/33cpYqX How to Trade in Stocks, Jesse Livermore amzn.to/3eicKQ7 Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, Edwin Lefevre amzn.to/3h65PuX Trading in the Zone, Mark Douglas amzn.to/2QTis1Q How I Made $2,000,000 in the Stock Market, Nicolas Darvas amzn.to/2Rmu39u The Battle for Investment Survival, Gerald Loeb amzn.to/2Ss1doP
I have to say Ryan is one of my favourite guests you have had on the show Richard. Down to earth, funny and too modest for his own good. He obviously has worked very hard to become the professional trader he is. Your interviews are amazing and have changed my whole philosophy of trading. I have just one maybe, stupid question? when Ryan talks of the fundamentals in particular a companies earnings, does that mean its P/E ratio or EPS or Growth rate or Cash Flow and, or is there a particular site the information can be found? P.S Buddy. Don't ever stop Market Chat.
I have a question for you. When in swing trading, how long do you hold your trade before you exit if the stock is not moving as expected? Basically how long you give a stock to move in swing trading?
Love your videos, Richard! As a fellow engineer, I really appreciate your focus on process and attention to detail. For me, would be really interesting to see Ryan go through part of his "250 list" and quickly say why a stock does or doesn't make his short list. Keep up the good work!
Another great interview! So honest, so clear, so insightful, so nice and humble! And on top: a lot of relevant take aways. Thanks for producing these wonderful interviews, Richard - and thanks to all these amazing traders who are taking their time and are generously sharing their knowledge! A big Thank You!
I love how you bring back key guests for Part 2 interviews. Richard, would you mind clarifying at 18:52 the TH-cam channel you mentioned where trades are reviewed, Thanks again.
Thanks for another great interview Ryan and Richard! All of these great traders have so many things in common. Its finding these commonalities and applying them into my own style that I grow as a trader.
2nd listening got so much more. Listened closer this time. Definitely changed my entry point on chasing risers, that is likely doomed to failure. No matter how good the stock if entry is cockeyed much good research will evaporate. Much to digest but its there. Thank you both guys. Just tremendous help. Feel like I will be cutting losses starting tomorrow.
Jim Roppel, Oliver Kell, Duckman, Mark Minervini & now going watch this one with Ryan multiple times as its is a unique one covering psychology side of trading too.
That was amazing, thanks a lot man .thanks for the channel and the amazing help and guidance your helping to provide .all the best to the both of u ,it's good not to be or not to feel alone
These big traders handle a larger position size vs beginning traders. It's one thing to have a few winning trades......completely different to trade large size successfully.
Dear Richard, great video as always and many thanks for your excellent work. Your interview style, letting the experts talk and keeping a lean moderation, is outstanding - CNBC and others should get educated by you. After being familiar with your, Oliver Kell's, Ryan's, etc. trading styles, I would have a question that bothers me. Maybe you can help me here: Although you all have slightly different approaches, I understand that O’Neil’s CAN SLIM (fundamental) and the importance of price action (technical) is a similarity in your and the interviewees trading style/strategy. Being myself familiar with all concepts and having listened to many of your interviews, I still don’t really understand, that if Oneil (e.g. EPS growth) or price action (relative strength) is taken seriously, most of the tickers that are discussed and looked at this year are still the (partly) non-profitable, non-relative-strength tech stocks that performed well until mid/late 2020. Example: In the interview Ryan mentions that one should be flexible on stock selection (sectors) in regard what performs well (RS), at the same time he goes (also for 2021 in the end) through his tech-stock watch list which strongly underperformed the market in 2021 so far. A sector like copper (e.g. FCX) has gained massive already in the 2H of 2020 and made 400%, still most of the CAN SLIM trader are watching and discussing tech stocks that sometimes don’t even have positive earnings growth. I would love to here your perspective on this topic as I cannot figure out if the "flexibility" is really persued seriously from traders like Oliver or Ryan or if their US championchip performance was a result of their (always) heavy tech focus. Big thanks and greetings from Munich, Germany.
@@RichardMoglen There are many good ASX traders here, but most are quiet and very private. Otherwise the flipside of this would be to hear how a US trader would trade the ASX with most of our stocks being speculative in nature and lower dollar values.
Yet again awesome interview Richard!! Trading psychology is such an undercovered topic... Not sure if you would be able to catch hold of Dr. Van K. Tharp and Brett Steenbarger... These people would be awesome to have on and talk about trading pshychology.
Another great conversation about super investment technology, Ryan is humble and humorous. Thanks to Richard for helping the casuals dig a large base to make a lot of money...>Remarks classic fragment 43:43->1:00:00->
Fantastic guy! Really enjoyed this interview and your channel. You put out some fire content here, every new interview there are a few tricks that I can apply to my own trading!
Great interview! But, where in gods name do you find a mentor? Where do you find serious people to discuss and learn trading with, without the rocket trolls that just keeps spamming everywhere? The trading world is so closed and it is impossible to find a way in or find serious people that are willing to teach you. All those scammers and dreamers with no real knowledge, experience or actual good track record.. The trading world is like an elite group, and you cannot get entrance until you already almost know everything... It is just weird and sad.
I would he helpful to know and I wish you had asked how he kept trading those five years after getting hammered, financially speaking? Did he have family money, inheritance? How was he paying his bills, living, saving, funding his trading account again after taking consistent losses for four plus years?? Did he have to work l, what field was his stable job to help him continue trading??
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I hope you guys enjoy listening to my conversation with Ryan. He's a super nice guy and I especially enjoyed hearing his thoughts about discipline and going through all the chart examples starting at 47:30. Take care!
absolutely enjoyed the convo. Thank you for these videos what you are doing for the community. I'm sure all the new traders like myself really appreciate the work you put into these videos
Thanks Steven!
Another great interview Richard! One question, you guys didnt touch on stops in this interview. Did Ryan give any feedback on his usual stop loss method or stop %?
Well done Richard. As someone who does not have a lot of spare time, I always make time to listen to your interviews. Don’t let Ryan’s humbleness fool you. He is a solid guy and a great trader. Keep up your great work.
So many golden nuggets in this video. Watching for the second time and catching even more useful info...Thanks Richard and Ryan
I really appreciate how you let your guests talk without interruption. It’s a very rare trait these days!
Thanks!
Indeed. Please coach Tim Sykes on this!
Could not agree more!
Another great chat! Ryan’s personality and humbleness really shines through, makes this one enjoyable
Couldn't agree more!
I've had the good fortune to be around Ryan and his fabulous and dedicated charting since 2016. He has a special eye and works very, very hard. There are many - some of the great traders, who look up to Ryan. This was a wonderful interview. I hope everyone watches and rewatches this. Absolutely fantastic. There is a member of our group who is extraordinary in his trading and has decades of experience has called Ryan's charts "pearls". You found a great person to interview, Richard. You do an amazing job and it is so nice to be able to see Ryan share his knowledge with you and your audience.
Awesome Martha thanks for watching!
The best part of this interview was observing Ryan's joy in his craft. I liked that he was so talkative and that Richard allowed him to do it. His answer to a question about time frame really stuck out for me. Ryan said he only looks at weekly charts on the weekends. Let that sink in. I remember reading that William O'Neil made his buy and sell decisions based on the weekly. I myself have taken a keen interest in inside weeks after watching Richard's interview with Sara the Strat Trader.
For sure! The best traders absolutely love it. And I had the same thoughts about weekly charts.
I’m only 1/2 way through but I needed this interview!! Reminder: price is king & don’t switch your edge every 3 months!! I’ve been struggling a little on the mental side & needed this 🙏🏽
What a great interview. I applaud your trader's selection Richard. Ryan is on lithium batteries, he even drinks a sip of water and delivers the interview for 110", amazing, humble, what a nice person to watch. Congrats.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like how clean, simple and uncluttered his charts are.
Agreed!
cant agree more!
Great job Ryan and Richard. Thank you for the mentions
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching Brian and have a great weekend!
One of the best interviews. Especially as the guy can express himself really well without using “you know” and “like” 5 times per sentence 👏 also Richard excellent as usual
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love hearing these guys talk about the money because when you first start out it really does seem like its not even possible but it really is. The people who know what they're doing make huge money, there really is no limit. Thank you so much for putting these together! They are awesome! Good luck with your trading Richard, I wish you all the success in the world!
"Selling the winners quickly and holding the Losers hoping they will bounce back"
Great, great interview. There is just a ton of insight here ... it's practically a trading course. I'll be watching this one a few times to make sure I don't miss any nuggets.
Great to hear Fred! Make sure to check out the other interviews as well I'm sure you'll dig them too
Watching this again after 6 mths. Realized some of the names Ryan mentioned, were spotted on. Great eyes and experience. His humility makes him stand out further. Privileged to follow him on Twitter
100%
Again, a great interview! I adore Ryan's charts. Pure price action and clean. But what I like best was his take on Ms.Wood. Bravo!
Glad you enjoyed it!
0:00 Intro
1:05 Ryan’s Background, Dot Com Boom
1:26 Trying Computer Science, Switch to Business, Baseball
2:10 First Finance Class, Reading A Random walk down Wallstreet
2:30 We Should have Personal Finance Curriculum
3:11 Started Trading in 2008 Meltdown
4:02 Options Trading
4:40 The worst thing that can happen is you have a good first year
5:20 The key to success is getting your ass handed to you
6:00 Reading How to Make Money in Stocks by O’Neil over and over
6:20 Dan Zanger and Randy chartpatterns.com
7:20 On social media people only post gains, lack transparency
8:25 Reading Dan Zanger’s Newsletters
8:45 Learning the psychology behind chart patterns
9:30 The idea is to find your edge and stick to only that
10:30 The importance of trading with a plan
11:30 There's only 2-3 times year to press on the gas
12:30 Technicals and Fundamentals are 10-20%, The rest is Psychology
15:00 Trading Books. Mark Douglas
15:30 managing Emotions and seeking feedback form the market
16:00 Stan Weinstein Stage Analysis
16:30 Darvas and Livermore
16:45 Brian Shannon Multiple timeframe analysis
17:00 Mark Minervini’s books
18:00 We have it easy
19:30 It takes time to build experience, Market Cycles
21:25 If you have the drive and the passion don’t ever give up
21:50 Preserve Mental Capital
24:16 Progressive exposure
24:45 Don’t Revenge Trade
25:45 Recognize that this is a marathon not a sprint
27:25 Don’t Style drift
28:00 Batting Average and Risk Reward
29:00 Journaling trades, keeping track of statistics
30:45 Look back on your mistakes STNE
32:00 FSLY gap downs
33:44 The Runner Concept
34:30 Selling Half, Win-Win Situation
35:00 Know what type of market you are in.
36:15 How does Ryan select stocks to trade, Only Price pays
37:40 Weekend Screening Routine
39:50 Super Earnings is key
40:09 focus on the top 10-20 stocks in the market
42:30 Buying Setups and Bases
43:20 Bases with shakeouts go to the top of your list
43:30 Obvious Areas and Standard Breakouts. Be creative
46:14 Trading in 2020 Chart Walkthrough
47:30 March Correction
48:45 Island Gap
50:20 Looking for potential leadership
51:25 TSLA Stock Analysis
55:00 h pattern
59:35 Buying a gap up
1:01:40 Never average down
1:03:00 Identify every scenario before you make a purchase
1:04:00 FSLY Analysis
1:05:00 Buying the earnings gap up
1:05:55 Hot Stove Reaction
1:08:15 Always look for the next one
1:08:47 How concentrated does Ryan get
1:09:45 Focus on the Leaders hitting 52 week highs
1:10:50 The best stock in the market may be one you already own.
1:11:40 Pyramiding into a position
1:13:17 FLGT Volatility Contraction Pattern
1:16:10 Position Managment
1:17:50 FUTU Shakeout
1:21:24 Adapt or die
1:23:00 TIGR, the bigger the pattern the bigger the potential move
1:23:55 The IPO Low is a critical spot
1:25:15 Just when you think the trend will end, bet that it won’t
1:26:19 How does Ryan use multiple timeframes. Weekly charts
1:29:10 JMIA Analysis
1:29:50 Dislikes rising channel into a prior high
1:31:04 A lot of these names will never come back
1:34:10 AVID Breakout 1-2 Punch
1:35:20 BBY Analysis
1:36:45 SWAV Relative Strength
1:37:20 HD Shakeout Fast Move
1:38:13 IPO Precedents COIN
1:39:00 Don’t buy as its falling apart
1:39:44 BABA IPO example
1:40:25 Old Leaders TDOC PTON
1:41:45 Be Kind and be respectful
1:42:20 FVRR DOCU
1:42:50 Indexes Big Picture SPY RUT
1:44:20 Indicators and Chart Layout
1:44:59 If you do your homework, you will have more money than you will know what to do with
1:46:45 Keeping it simple
1:47:40 Advice for new traders. Write down your goals
1:48:20 Surround yourself with positive people
1:48:40 If you love trading the only result is that you will succeed
Wow, your time stamps are so helpful. Thank you!
Great guy, very humble and full of good advice. Thanks Ryan, and Richard!
Our pleasure!
One of the best interview Richard and Ryan. Chart markings teach the entire story. Love from India
Glad you enjoyed it!
Trading Books Ryan mentioned:
How to Make Money in Stocks, William O’Neil amzn.to/33cpYqX
How to Trade in Stocks, Jesse Livermore amzn.to/3eicKQ7
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, Edwin Lefevre amzn.to/3h65PuX
Trading in the Zone, Mark Douglas amzn.to/2QTis1Q
How I Made $2,000,000 in the Stock Market, Nicolas Darvas amzn.to/2Rmu39u
The Battle for Investment Survival, Gerald Loeb amzn.to/2Ss1doP
This is one of the best interview thus far. Thank you very much Richard for doing such a great job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really like this guy he seems so positive and all that he says makes sense
Great analogy with Golf, I can relate to overthinking the trade. Another great interview!
Thanks David!
I have to say Ryan is one of my favourite guests you have had on the show Richard. Down to earth, funny and too modest for his own good. He obviously has worked very hard to become the professional trader he is. Your interviews are amazing and have changed my whole philosophy of trading. I have just one maybe, stupid question? when Ryan talks of the fundamentals in particular a companies earnings, does that mean its P/E ratio or EPS or Growth rate or Cash Flow and, or is there a particular site the information can be found? P.S Buddy. Don't ever stop Market Chat.
Thanks Tony, I believe Ryan is referring to earnings and sales growth
Please more Ryan Pierpont with a lot of charts 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I really enjoyed this interview ! Thanks !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks a lot Ryan and Richard , Ryan is inspirational
Thanks guys, no doubt one of my favorite Market Chats by Moglen. Will be watching this one multiple times for sure.
Great to hear JD thanks!
Superb Interview! Phenomenal Job Richard
Thanks!
simply beautiful; Ryan is a wonderful person
Another great interview session! Great guy. Kudos to both of you. Appreciate it much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Richard, the guests you have on always give one or two nuggets that help me be a better trader. Definitely thumbs up 👍
Great to hear!
Great session Richard and Ryan, thanks to you both ✊🏽
Our pleasure!
Very awesome stream. Ryan is a genuine dude.His low noise minimalistic approach is appreciated
Couldn't agree more!
I have a question for you. When in swing trading, how long do you hold your trade before you exit if the stock is not moving as expected? Basically how long you give a stock to move in swing trading?
amazing interview. gonna have to watch again. also subscribed to your channel. great interviews and fantastic concept.
Awesome, thank you! Welcome
I've listened to this twice already. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Love your videos, Richard! As a fellow engineer, I really appreciate your focus on process and attention to detail. For me, would be really interesting to see Ryan go through part of his "250 list" and quickly say why a stock does or doesn't make his short list. Keep up the good work!
Congrats Ryan on your recent investing championship result. Amazing job !!
So much insight from Ryan. Great interview Richard, your work is much appreciated. Ben
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Ben
Thanks for the great interview! Really enjoyed listening and learning from Ryan Pierpont!
Thanks Shari!
Another great interview! So honest, so clear, so insightful, so nice and humble! And on top: a lot of relevant take aways. Thanks for producing these wonderful interviews, Richard - and thanks to all these amazing traders who are taking their time and are generously sharing their knowledge! A big Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love how you bring back key guests for Part 2 interviews. Richard, would you mind clarifying at 18:52 the TH-cam channel you mentioned where trades are reviewed, Thanks again.
Second interview I’ve watched after Mark M. Great stuff, throughly enjoyed it and will look at more of your interviews. Cheers Jitesh.
Thanks Jitesh! Check out the ones with Jim Roppel.
@@RichardMoglen Ok great I shall do. Thanks
Such a great podcast. I listen, then have to go back and watch for the charts. A+
Thanks for another great interview Ryan and Richard! All of these great traders have so many things in common. Its finding these commonalities and applying them into my own style that I grow as a trader.
Couldn't agree more!
Thanks Richard and Ryan. Another really great video.
Our pleasure!
thank you so much Richard....
not gonna lie this interviews are far better than paid courses of so called 20yo gurus
Glad you think so! I'm 23 ;)
@@RichardMoglen you are providing lot of valuable information for free of cost
not everyone can do that
2nd listening got so much more. Listened closer this time. Definitely changed my entry point on chasing risers, that is likely doomed to failure. No matter how good the stock if entry is cockeyed much good research will evaporate. Much to digest but its there. Thank you both guys. Just tremendous help. Feel like I will be cutting losses starting tomorrow.
Thank you, Richard!
Thank you, Ryan! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Welcome!
What a great conversation, thank you Richard and Ryan!
Our pleasure!
Great interview as always! Humble guy!
Glad you enjoyed it Nicole!
this is the analysis i needed and plan to do. much appreciated for the detailed sharing.
...excellent guest, love the mutual respect in these interviews, not to mention the knowledge and wisdom displayed. Thanks to you both 🙏
Thanks Tony!
Richard, Yet another good interview. You are doing an amazing help to the investing/trading community. I'm watching some of these again and again. 👍
That's awesome to hear! What have been your favorite ones?
Jim Roppel, Oliver Kell, Duckman, Mark Minervini & now going watch this one with Ryan multiple times as its is a unique one covering psychology side of trading too.
Your interviews really amazing , well done! 🙌
Glad you like them!
You are describing me !!!!!!!!! working hard.
This Dude is a absolutely awesome 👏 thanks
Yep!
This was my favorite interview. I want to be friends with Ryan
He's a super nice guy
1:06:10 “overshooting a rising channel, that’s usually a good sell signal”
Excellent interview, thank you very much Richard and Ryan.
Our pleasure!
Good interview worthy of more views
Thanks Wilson!
Great interview - Ryan is really cool great attitude I enjoyed this a lot thanks man 💯
That was amazing, thanks a lot man .thanks for the channel and the amazing help and guidance your helping to provide .all the best to the both of u ,it's good not to be or not to feel alone
It's down to self-preservation. Transferred most of my money elsewhere, until something starts to work.
Ryan I loved to hear your story!!! I have made all the mistakes and felt exactly like you!
These big traders handle a larger position size vs beginning traders. It's one thing to have a few winning trades......completely different to trade large size successfully.
glad to see another disiple of zanger! 'the quick or the dead'. This guy is cool
For sure!
Excellent talk. Lots of gold here.
Thanks Ross!
Dear Richard, great video as always and many thanks for your excellent work. Your interview style, letting the experts talk and keeping a lean moderation, is outstanding - CNBC and others should get educated by you.
After being familiar with your, Oliver Kell's, Ryan's, etc. trading styles, I would have a question that bothers me. Maybe you can help me here:
Although you all have slightly different approaches, I understand that O’Neil’s CAN SLIM (fundamental) and the importance of price action (technical) is a similarity in your and the interviewees trading style/strategy. Being myself familiar with all concepts and having listened to many of your interviews, I still don’t really understand, that if Oneil (e.g. EPS growth) or price action (relative strength) is taken seriously, most of the tickers that are discussed and looked at this year are still the (partly) non-profitable, non-relative-strength tech stocks that performed well until mid/late 2020.
Example: In the interview Ryan mentions that one should be flexible on stock selection (sectors) in regard what performs well (RS), at the same time he goes (also for 2021 in the end) through his tech-stock watch list which strongly underperformed the market in 2021 so far. A sector like copper (e.g. FCX) has gained massive already in the 2H of 2020 and made 400%, still most of the CAN SLIM trader are watching and discussing tech stocks that sometimes don’t even have positive earnings growth.
I would love to here your perspective on this topic as I cannot figure out if the "flexibility" is really persued seriously from traders like Oliver or Ryan or if their US championchip performance was a result of their (always) heavy tech focus. Big thanks and greetings from Munich, Germany.
Yet another great interview. As an Aussie, I would love to see someone that trades the ASX interviewed.
Thanks! Any suggestions?
@@RichardMoglen There are many good ASX traders here, but most are quiet and very private. Otherwise the flipside of this would be to hear how a US trader would trade the ASX with most of our stocks being speculative in nature and lower dollar values.
ASX: Nick Fabrio, Austin Mitchum, Asaad Tannous, @DemoniacoASX,
Yet again awesome interview Richard!! Trading psychology is such an undercovered topic... Not sure if you would be able to catch hold of Dr. Van K. Tharp and Brett Steenbarger... These people would be awesome to have on and talk about trading pshychology.
Thanks! I'll do my best
Love these interviews
Glad to hear it!
nice interview
Thanks!
Thanks for all your hard work!
Thank you for making these awesome videos. Please keep making these
Glad you like them! Many more to come!
awesome interview
Great interview , great dude! 👍💪👏
Thanks for watching!
Thank you !
love this one thanks Richard
Thanks Greg!
Another great conversation about super investment technology, Ryan is humble and humorous. Thanks to Richard for helping the casuals dig a large base to make a lot of money...>Remarks classic fragment 43:43->1:00:00->
Glad you enjoyed it!
O’Neil and Zanger. My two mentors too!
Another amazing interview!
Thanks Kenny!
Like first, watch later! Thanks Richard Moglen.
Thanks! I hope you enjoy it!
This was great. Ryan is awesome. Thanks 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
I do remember fsly last year. Still furious.
Great interview and information. What charting software is Ryan using? Thanks!
The goo goo dolls cracked me up. It's one of my favorite bands
Haha for sure
Nominating person who indexed this video for Nobel Prize...
No problem, it makes it easy to come back later a rewatch parts
excellent interview
Thanks!
Richard it is very hard to see black charts, in the future can you use lighter/white shirts
Charts
Thanks for the feedback Mark!
Super ... Super discussion ...
Thanks!
Very nice great interview..👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic guy! Really enjoyed this interview and your channel. You put out some fire content here, every new interview there are a few tricks that I can apply to my own trading!
Much appreciated!
Great interview! But, where in gods name do you find a mentor? Where do you find serious people to discuss and learn trading with, without the rocket trolls that just keeps spamming everywhere? The trading world is so closed and it is impossible to find a way in or find serious people that are willing to teach you. All those scammers and dreamers with no real knowledge, experience or actual good track record.. The trading world is like an elite group, and you cannot get entrance until you already almost know everything... It is just weird and sad.
Hey Richard, It would be great if you could invite David Ryan to the show. The guy is a legend.
I hope to have him on in the future
Excellent video ❤️
I would he helpful to know and I wish you had asked how he kept trading those five years after getting hammered, financially speaking? Did he have family money, inheritance? How was he paying his bills, living, saving, funding his trading account again after taking consistent losses for four plus years?? Did he have to work l, what field was his stable job to help him continue trading??
He's in corporate accounting I believe
thanks
No problem!
How do we work out batting average, anyone?