The big difference between trade and gamble is the trend of market. I can't agree more. Matt Zimberg should create a book of all his insights. All of the insights take a long time to really apply.
This episode has, BY FAR, the most instructional and generalized "beginners advice" of ANY of the other episodes, which I've listened to. There wasn't one word of BS or first-person banter. .
Thought of skipping this interview as Matt is not a long time trader, but turned out to be one of the best, a lot of great advice from him covering wide areas, a must watch, awesome interview indeed
I love listening to this guy because you can tell that he’s been involved in the market for a while but also because it’s realistic and useful info instead of the flashy get-rich-quick marketing you see so much online.
The Last part of Reaping bad habits is so true, 101% true, traders keep telling themselves that they will do something for the last time however they keep repeating without any notice that they are actually repeating the same thing.
The Key To My Trading Is to Recognize when I am Wrong in a Trade! {Thats Real Talk Its all About Managing Risk} Develop a method that tells me when I am wrong. The reason why I get out of the market is because the set of conditions that made me get into the Trade is NO Longer there. This method should be based on Price rather than just how much money I have lost in that trade. Great Video Thanks for Sharing
Great listen. I struggle with my psychology, and trading patterns. This helped me stay patient, and realize that losses happen. But, if you stick to a pattern or methodology that works, and be patient, and only trade when your pattern is set up, you will be successful.
Your podcasts connect me to what's going on with professional traders. I enjoy comparing what I do, with what they've accomplished. Keep up the FANTASTIC work! I am a forever fan
This is a really good episode. Great advise for those traders just starting out and for those looking to be do this long term. Thank you both Aaron and Matt!
Notes for myself: The first half is particularly useful. The makeup of successful traders. There are interesting and useful things in the second half too, for example current trends in trading, or how to choose a broker etc., but I found the first half the most interesting.
Great Questions and I think very excellent answers full of deep experience insight. Matt Zimberg is quite grounded in his thoughts. Very real. Thanks a lot for sharing.
I second the comments about Aaron, thank you. I have learned more from this channel about the true nature of the markets and how they really operate than any other site I have visited, your efforts are much appreciated!!!
I've been trading for 6 months. Matt is so right about SO MUCH info being out there and sifting through it. Major hurdle!.. But these podcasts are some of the best information I have found! Thank you 👍🏼. I very much appreciate them.
Thank you Aaron. Very honest and to the point responses and advice Matt! I am still struggling for consistency so DO NOT LISTEN TO ME !! But to add to your point about risk management, When I closed my losers whether early or late, I have had times that I got better opportunities that made up for the loss and even more, in another market (a forex pair or stock).
Great interview and very genuine... Matt has tons of great advise. If I ever make the transition into futures, having listened to Matt, I got really encouraged to reach out to him to become my main point of contact to open an account... listening to Matt is not only listening to a very experienced voice but to a very honest broker who cares for his customers... Loved it!
These observations could be formed into methods and beliefs. But being a good trader is all about being able to apply all the methods into trades over a very long time period . That is the most difficult part .
Ep 56 Matt Successful retail traders are usually people that have learned discipline and been doing well in previous endeavours. Find what you're comfortable with instead of copying someone who's successful right now. Focus on honing your own method that resonates with your personality. Following your methodology or systematically trading is better than going with gut feel or doing emotional trades. Know when to cut your losses and more importantly know when not to trade.
What i've found essential is to break out of dependency on the brokers platform by using dedicated charting software and just use the broker's software for order entry. This way you can focus on the broker providing you with good spreads, honest commission, payment support, customer support etc. etc. The trading software itself is imo a minor point
We have started a series of articles on our blog optimusfutures.com/tradeblog/ We write very specific articles which are based on pragmatic experience. I hope it helps you with your trades.
Good one. Thanks for sharing. Thought it was funny how u kept trying to pry out how someone can make more than 20% per year and he wouldn’t flat out agree with u.
Totally disagree with what this guy said about what you can expect about returns. Being content with a meager 20% return YoY is pathetic. In elite prop firms, they emphasize super hard on pumping up the leverage on trades that you have an edge on, this concept of getting as radically big as possible is arguably even more important than risk management. If you don't have the skill to rob as much as possible from the market when extremely favorable opportunities present themselves to you, then you wouldn't have accumulated enough capital to sustain through the prolonged durations when the market environment doesn't present any opportunities for you. Traders who have pushed to eight figures and beyond who started from a small account have all abided by this philosophy as far as I can tell, hence this dude is purely preaching a small retail mind set for people who just wanna take trading like a 9 to 5 job.
The big difference between trade and gamble is the trend of market. I can't agree more. Matt Zimberg should create a book of all his insights. All of the insights take a long time to really apply.
😮😮😊😮😊😮😮😊😊😮😮😮😮
Listened to many podcast. This might be my favourite. So many great points
Thank you!
@@Optimusfutures best episode of Chat with Traders I've heard. Thank you
Lots of good practical info. No fluff and get-rich-quick advice. Thank you!
This episode has, BY FAR, the most instructional and generalized "beginners advice" of ANY of the other episodes, which I've listened to. There wasn't one word of BS or first-person banter. .
Agreed.
Wow, this was a great interview, Matt was spot on
Matt Zimberg. Best trading interview ever. Thnx Aaron.
Thanks 👍
Thought of skipping this interview as Matt is not a long time trader, but turned out to be one of the best, a lot of great advice from him covering wide areas, a must watch, awesome interview indeed
I love listening to this guy because you can tell that he’s been involved in the market for a while but also because it’s realistic and useful info instead of the flashy get-rich-quick marketing you see so much online.
I watched most of your episodes this one is just pure gold. Thanks a lot❗
The Last part of Reaping bad habits is so true, 101% true, traders keep telling themselves that they will do something for the last time however they keep repeating without any notice that they are actually repeating the same thing.
The Key To My Trading Is to Recognize when I am Wrong in a Trade! {Thats Real Talk Its all About Managing Risk}
Develop a method that tells me when I am wrong. The reason why I get out of the market is because the set of conditions that made me get into the Trade is NO Longer there. This method should be based on Price rather than just how much money I have lost in that trade.
Great Video Thanks for Sharing
+SmallTime Trading - thanks buddy, great takeaway.
this an amazing interview i can't stress enough how important every word he is saying
Thank you
+lotfi amri, absolutely-Matt's a wise man. Thanks for listening man.
Fantastic interview. From start to finish its full of great information.
Great listen. I struggle with my psychology, and trading patterns. This helped me stay patient, and realize that losses happen. But, if you stick to a pattern or methodology that works, and be patient, and only trade when your pattern is set up, you will be successful.
Your podcasts connect me to what's going on with professional traders. I enjoy comparing what I do, with what they've accomplished. Keep up the FANTASTIC work! I am a forever fan
This is a really good episode. Great advise for those traders just starting out and for those looking to be do this long term. Thank you both Aaron and Matt!
Thanks Matt for going through an in depth of makeup of successful traders...
Notes for myself: The first half is particularly useful. The makeup of successful traders. There are interesting and useful things in the second half too, for example current trends in trading, or how to choose a broker etc., but I found the first half the most interesting.
Great Questions and I think very excellent answers full of deep experience insight. Matt Zimberg is quite grounded in his thoughts. Very real. Thanks a lot for sharing.
super intelligent industry leader---best portrayal of what long term expectations for trading are--his perspective was GOLDEN thank you!
Thank you!
I second the comments about Aaron, thank you. I have learned more from this channel about the true nature of the markets and how they really operate than any other site I have visited, your efforts are much appreciated!!!
I've been trading for 6 months. Matt is so right about SO MUCH info being out there and sifting through it. Major hurdle!.. But these podcasts are some of the best information I have found! Thank you 👍🏼. I very much appreciate them.
Every sentence he said can be used as a motivational quote for a trader 🖤
Thank you Aaron. Very honest and to the point responses and advice Matt! I am still struggling for consistency so DO NOT LISTEN TO ME !! But to add to your point about risk management, When I closed my losers whether early or late, I have had times that I got better opportunities that made up for the loss and even more, in another market (a forex pair or stock).
Real down to earth advice.. thank you.
Great interview and very genuine... Matt has tons of great advise. If I ever make the transition into futures, having listened to Matt, I got really encouraged to reach out to him to become my main point of contact to open an account... listening to Matt is not only listening to a very experienced voice but to a very honest broker who cares for his customers... Loved it!
+Ivan Delgado Egea, awesome that you got that vibe from listening to Matt. Thanks for tuning in man!
this is the most interesting interview i've heard on the channel. i'd say its a guarantee listen
Great episode: huge for psychology + confidence
Valuable and unique insight from Matt Zimberg.
Wow, just loved it. maybe this could b my turning point to b more disciplined trader. thanks Aaron and Matt.
These observations could be formed into methods and beliefs. But being a good trader is all about being able to apply all the methods into trades over a very long time period . That is the most difficult part .
Great talk. The man is dropping wisdom bombs.
One of the best interview so far for me at least
Thanks to both of you guys 🙏
Same here! My first exposure to stock market was during my MBA internship!
This is the best. Spot on answers.
Fantastic Interview man! Excellent information and I can relate to a lot of what he says about psychology. Great audio also.
+Mark H much appreciated Mark - Matt was really great.
So informative really helped my perspective of successful traders
Ep 56
Matt
Successful retail traders are usually people that have learned discipline and been doing well in previous endeavours.
Find what you're comfortable with instead of copying someone who's successful right now. Focus on honing your own method that resonates with your personality.
Following your methodology or systematically trading is better than going with gut feel or doing emotional trades.
Know when to cut your losses and more importantly know when not to trade.
Amazing interview. Thanks Aaron, love your channel 🙏
Very good chst that one, he seems like the real deal, no BS.
Great interview. Much appreciated, thank you!
Holy this is good. Really good.
What i've found essential is to break out of dependency on the brokers platform by using dedicated charting software and just use the broker's software for order entry. This way you can focus on the broker providing you with good spreads, honest commission, payment support, customer support etc. etc. The trading software itself is imo a minor point
+Cenot4ph, that's the way I currently operate also. Thanks for watching!
helpful chat ,thanks very much
Very practical
loved this guy
excellent information
So valuable EP. Man i wish that I had haired this EP. for 10 times before started treading in the first place ... grate job keep it up
+wn77wn, cheers! And props to Matt for doing this.
We have started a series of articles on our blog optimusfutures.com/tradeblog/ We write very specific articles which are based on pragmatic experience. I hope it helps you with your trades.
Much appreciated
Finding order out of chaos, I like it.
Really great as always!
+Kim Siltanen thank you.
nice job. some great insights.
48:04 TRUE
If paper trading is so massively different from real Trading what's the point in paper trading.
this is so fucking good!
👌🏻 another one.
Good one. Thanks for sharing. Thought it was funny how u kept trying to pry out how someone can make more than 20% per year and he wouldn’t flat out agree with u.
I wonder what happened to Aaron Fifield?
1:16:45 tee heeeeeee
🔥🔥
he is just another Goldberg, a middle man making money of actual traders, he gives pretty generic textbook answers
I don’t know if 20% is small,but I am day trading with a 25,000 account in thinkerswim and I am up 343k
I guess I am an anomaly because I look to be profitable every month.......
:-)
I paper traded ebay for a day. I made 10 mil. lol
If brokers could make money trading they wouldn't be brokers. this guy lost me the minute he said he is just a broker.
agreed
he is just another Goldberg, a middle man making money of actual traders, he gives pretty generic textbook answers
Totally disagree with what this guy said about what you can expect about returns. Being content with a meager 20% return YoY is pathetic. In elite prop firms, they emphasize super hard on pumping up the leverage on trades that you have an edge on, this concept of getting as radically big as possible is arguably even more important than risk management. If you don't have the skill to rob as much as possible from the market when extremely favorable opportunities present themselves to you, then you wouldn't have accumulated enough capital to sustain through the prolonged durations when the market environment doesn't present any opportunities for you. Traders who have pushed to eight figures and beyond who started from a small account have all abided by this philosophy as far as I can tell, hence this dude is purely preaching a small retail mind set for people who just wanna take trading like a 9 to 5 job.
I just wanted some extra cash every month. I didn't realize this mentality is greediness already.
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Every time I paper trade I make half billion in six months lol. Not realistic. I see it useful to test strategies is all
this guy has a defeatis mentality ... theres plenty of traders who make 10% a week