8 Reasons Paul Tudor Jones is one of the Greatest Traders of All Time 👍
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- Price Action Focused - he never focused on the fundamentals, he mainly focused on price action. He tried to get on the end of moves and made a lot of money fading extreme trends.
- Flexible - Lack of Ego. If you're wrong, you're wrong. Paul had a very high filter process to leave only the stocks he firmly believed in to stay in his portfolio.
- Learnt from failure.
- Never added to a loser. Don't add to losers because if you're wrong it is going to be devastating.
- Risk Management first - Trader Second. At the end of the day it is how good you are with risk control. Always ask yourself - what is the risk?
- Cut Losses Quickly - similar theme to the losers. Risk control is the most important thing in trading.
- Reduce position size during losing streaks.
- Paul Tudor Jones only takes high risk - high reward trades
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"Buy what goes up, sell what goes down", wow, that's probably the most genius quote I ever heard, I never knew you should buy what's going up.
Love the last point, only trade the low risk to high reward set ups.
When I enter a trade I leave it until either the SL or TP is triggered, even if the trade goes into minus I leave it because it could go against you initially and then go your way and hit the TP. If you "cut losers quickly" you could end up missing out on winning trades.
Great insight and even better energy! “Risk manager first and trader second!”
6. I agree, but you can't just get out because a trade is moving against you a bit and is making you uncomfortable. Usually it's best to ride it out until it hits your stop loss, as often it will turn around before it hits your stop. You need a really good reason to get out before it hits your stop in my opinion.
This channel has provided me with very practical explainations of ideas and concepts im learning from other sources... everything from the short interview clips right down to candle pattern vids...thank you from the bottom of my heart...my trading is stepping up to new levels of profitability thanks to your quality content.
Thank you. Great lesson as I found your videos always valuable
He is honest and advice like a big brother
Great video! Tudor is a genius, the man is gifted.
I agree with 7 but I would also say that if you strategy is winning but you end up with 1 or 2 small losses, you should increase your position size until you win so mathematically, you'll get back what you lost. This is assuming those small losses were some bad luck like 2 stocks got 2 bad news on the same day or something, as opposed to being a poor trader and being emotional.
define where is the risk!!!!!!!!!! yes Also I take that advice seriously: get out when a position is "uncomfortable" ...
Kiko Castro i disagree at sime degree. As our emotion always will make u feel tk get out even if the trade is right, therefore instead we should learn to b discipline with our SL.
Thank you for these videos. They are a great part of my daily routine
Awesome content!! Useful, concentrated, interesting and fun to watch..
So true on reducing the position size when losing and increasing when winning! Thanks!
it's always a great pleasure to hear your take and perspective on trading great stuff
Very nicely done! Sincere presentation.
I agree with every point apart from the last one. RR is subjective based on edge.
You are a very intelligent person
Love the videos u make! Thanks 😊
Love these key points of action! Great video!
Your videos are simple and awesome
Tudor Jones is trading a billion dollar account. His position size can be huge but still be less than 0.001% of his account. Easy to cut if it's losing money. A retail trader with say a £10,000 account has to trade a position size of 1 - 2% to make decent money. Not so easy to cut if it's losing.
i love your content and energy...thumbs up!..
Great video. Sir 🍺
Thank you
Great information again. But, I have one question re: halving a position that is moving against you. Say you had bought one lot in a forex trade and you wanted to halve it and maybe halve it again as the price moved against you, how do you actually do it with respect to the spreads - would you be paying more spread (not commission to get out) ? Please bear in mind that spreads are actually something I'm a little bit confused about as a newbie; whether or not I pay the spread once per trade or twice per round trip. I know it is twice with a commission, but I am not sure about the spread. Another thought would be to buy two half lots and then liquidate as necessary - what is the best way?
I think your advice is great, it gives insights on practical information that make you feel that you are becoming part of the industry: as if you had a mentor in a trading office. I have been forward testing a strategy and am now paper trading to learn
confidence competence in entering and exiting the market. So, I hope you don;t mind me asking such basic questions.
You guys have great content 👍🏾
Great job
Brilliant lesson simple structures yet as emotions get involved so hard to implement.
Thank you.
That's what machine learning and automated trades are for. Execute your strategy without having to stare at the screen and endure the emotions.
Tudor is always a heavy name since Henry VIII
those heavy guys knows how to trade with big rate os success but they won't ever tell you how, the secret sauce they must keep to themselves.
What charts did he use? What trading strategy? Volume? Macd?.. Bolinger? Which?
Based of my understanding Paul Tudor Jones was a macro trader not really a price action trader
Anyone seen that Paul Tudor Jones trader documentary? It’s really interesting but it keeps being pulled from TH-cam. Apparently Jones revealed trading secrets in the documentary which on hindsight maybe wasn’t a good idea. Really good ducu. Great vid by the way. Thanks
What if you just never want to use leverage but rather trade what’s moving with large position sizing
outstanding
any elaboration on the never add to your losers tip? I made alot of money w holding onto stuff that went down after i bought it, and kept going down. I bought more as it went down, then weeks, months later I was up big. I did this alot actually & it worked out most of the time ( made way more than I lost ). But I was kinda sure it was gonna go up at some point which is why i bought in the first place. This was w crypto tho, so not really rational markets.
We don't deal in cryptos however the concept you're describing is also working on buying very much beaten stocks that are almost facing bankruptcy at the moment. Spikes can return over 100%. However, this is a very risky strategy; you should be prepared to continually monitor your holdings and be ready to offload when in profit. You should only risk what you can afford to lose. Case-in-point Trackwise Designs PLC yesterday (21st Oct, a 153.33% uptick based on winning a contract).
@@ukspreadbetting thanks for the explanation. From what ur saying, seems like what i was doing was specific to crypto- which what i was doing was just getting into the "next cool thing" early. Will def think a few times before i do anything like this in stocks or the like.
sir mark douglas
Analyzing Paul Tudor Jones' quotes makes you know how Paul trade the Market??? At times you put your own spin onto Paul's quotes too.
"Losers average losers" PTJ
I thought Jim's Simons was the greatest