Let's Talk Stocks with Sasha Evdakov - Improve Your Trading & Investing in the Stock Market

In this lesson I will talk about the 90% battle that you're going to do in the stock market - And also about what's going on and what's happening with some stocks in the current market conditions.

Today we are going to talk about some learning tools that you use in a day to day basis to trade stocks in the market - We will also discuss some stocks and their current behavior, as usual.

In today's lesson we are going to talk about the 80-20 concept in the stock market - And I will also share with you some stocks insights.

In this lesson I will share with you some life insights that can be applied for trading stocks as well as some trading ideas to improve your game.

In this week's lesson, we are going to talk about the importance of knowing yourself and your personality before you trade in the stock market.

Having some losses while trading stocks in the market is inevitable - In this lesson you will learn what to do when those losses happen in a daily basis.

In this week's lesson I am going to share with you some insights about trading on earnings in the stock market

In this lesson we are going to talk about how you can find a hot trading indicator - As well as some insight about the current market conditions.

Today I want to talk about the importance of looking at the big picture when trading in the stock market - This is a game changer!

Today we are going to do something slightly different. I am going to share with you how I scan and flip through charts in the market - Don't miss it!

In today's lesson we are going to talk about the fact that not everything is going to be perfect when you trade in the stock market. However, you do want as many things as possible in your favor.

In this lesson I am going to share wih you some insights about the importance of Patience when trading in the market and how you can become a patient trader.

In this lesson you will learn all about volatility and how it can have a great impact in your trading.

In this lesson I will share with you some insights about the right way of trading during crazy market conditions and bearish sell-offs. Don't miss it!

In this week's lesson you will learn what are the three main sections to a stock trader's portfolio - This is perfect for beginners!

In today's lesson we are going to go chart by chart and we will discuss about trading earnings in the stock market.

In this week's lesson we continue discussing about trading the unpopular stocks - If you liked part one, you will love this one as well.

In this lesson we are going to talk about how to analyze and trade the not so popular stocks.

Learn how to trade the gap and fade in bullish market conditions.

In this lesson I want to talk about trading stock market news and lowering your risk quickly after doing so - This strategy will help you take missed run opportunities with a low risk.

Today I'd like to talk about the importance of trading the trade and NOT the Market - If you're a beginner, watch this!

In today's lesson I'm going to teach you how you can trade stocks in the market if you work in a 9 to 5 job - Yes, it is possible!

In this week's lesson we are going to review the behavior of some stocks as well as talk about how to do day trading on crazy bearish days.

Today I want to talk about the importance of creating your own trading strategy and why this is the key factor that will determine your success.

Get inside my head and learn how to execute trades properly and successfully

They are made to keep you disciplined and away from trouble.You should come up with your own rules and set of expectations for when you trade. Rules apply more toward internal psychology than stock trading in general. Examples of Trading Rules 1. Do not force a trade: Many times traders and stock brokers become bored and try to make trades even if there aren't trades available If you don't see an opportunity, do not trade. Spend the day doing something else. 2. Take profits: Whether you are trading daily, monthly, swing trading, etc do not forget to take profits. The stock market goes in cycles so you need to make sure you're taking profits because eventually the stock will start retracting. 3. Be patient: If a stock is going up, let it run its course. If a stock is going down, be patient and wait until it hits the bottom. Even if the stock is retracting slightly, be patient. 4. Always honor stops: For example, if you bought a stock for $50 and you have a $1 stop, and the stock dips down to $48, you should get rid of the stock and take a small loss rather than waiting for it to continue to descend. The same goes for making profits. 5. Never trade earnings plays: Even if the earnings are great, the stock might tank. It's all a matter of the buyer/seller's perception. You have to keep in mind the perception of the news, rather than the news itself. 6. Always set monthly/yearly goals, not daily: Don't focus on daily fluctuations. This is why it is important to be patient. If the average of your trades are positive then you don't need to worry. 7. No trading once the day loss exceeds more than $X: This mostly applies to day trading. Decide on a figure that you're comfortable with, and do not continue to trade once your day loss exceeds that number. You don't want to keep killing your account. 8. Get in before headlines: Get in before the headlines rather than trying to play the headlines. That way you get the full potential either on the upside or the downside. 9. No tips, do your own homework: Don't give out tips and don't listen to them. If people are looking for feedback then do so in a neutral way. Do not be influenced by tips; this goes along with watching TV. 10. Shrug off losses if the rules are followed: There is always another day and there is always another trade. The market will still be there. Don't let your losses stress you out if you followed the rules because it will affect you in the future. You want to be able to trade confidently and effectively the next time. You don't need to follow all of these rules all of the time, but they're a good starting point.

There are a few different levels of account balances when it comes to trading. It can be helpful to have three separate accounts: one for an IRA, one for trading/day trading, and another for swing positions. How you manage your accounts is up to you, but there are a few guidelines. These guidelines may change based on the price of the stock you are trading. Accounts will be different between a $500 stock compared to a $20 stock. At $500,000+ you will buy more shares of a company trading at $1 per share and you might be able to move that stock heavily. If you purchase the same $1 stock with the $0 to $1,000 account, you will not move the stock.

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