B The Trader

Alex Temiz is a Co-Founder of My Investing Club. He is a successful day trader who has had a cool journey from working his way to consistency to interviewing with SMB Capital, to now co-founding a company that focuses on teaching new traders about day trading. He shares some key lessons he has learned throughout his journey and some thoughts on what newer traders should focus on.  This is a special episode to me because when I first approached Alex, he told me he would appear on my 50th episode, which I'm happy to say, he is a man of his word and so am I! This is episode 50!!! Thank you all for staying with me through this journey as I will have more to come! 

It has been a while since I have talked about my personal trading journey, so in this episode, I share with you my trading progress and how my month was in March, the lessons I learned and what my plans are for April!

Harry Hoss is a young successful day trader who is known around twitter as the trader who loves the first bounce long setup. Most people are amazed at how he is able to catch these momentum plays and able to have great entries and exits. What most don't know is that Harry has been trading for 4+ years and has had many different trading styles. In this episode, you will find out how he has developed as a trader over time and why he is able to read level 2 so well. 

Scott or as most know him as SmashTheBid on twitter is a day trader who focuses on options trading. He started off as a longterm investor, slowly changing to day trading, and eventually finding his niche in the options world. He finds options as a good way to manage risk and increase profits. In this episode, we go into a side of trading I have zero understanding of, and I hope you learn as much as I did during this interview with Scott. 

COVID-19 has created panic in the markets and many have been losing money every day and are not sure what to do. We are in a unique time in history where many people will either learn to adapt or get crushed. I hope everyone is protecting themselves during this time by staying clean and practicing social distancing. It's during these unique times of the market volatility that I wanted to get together a few traders and a trading psychology coach to get a "pulse" on the current market from a day trader's perspective and see how they are doing.  In this episode you will get to see returning guests, James Freedlender, Tom Diesel, and Kim Ann Curtin The Wallstreet Coach all discuss the current market conditions and what they are doing to become better. I'd love to know what you enjoyed the most out of this episode so please let me know by commenting below 

I have interviewed multiple traders, all having different backgrounds and strategies. I have noticed that each of them carries a set of keys with them that opens the door to profitability. In this episode, I am going to share with you the lessons I have learned from all of the interviews I have done so far and I share the keys they use to find consistency and how I have also made copies of these keys myself. 

If you would have told me that I would have the opportunity to interview my idol in trading when I was debating on starting B The Trader I would have never believed you, or maybe I would have started this show right away. Tim Grittani recently crossed $10 Million in trading profits, he is the owner of the successful DVD "Trading Tickers" and he is one of the most humbling guys you will ever meet. In this episode, Tim Grittani shares some very insightful tips that have helped him in his trading career and some ideas for you to think about. He also shares what he is currently challenged within his day trading along with sharing the new strategy he is working on mastering.

Ricky Analog is known on twitter as a fundamental trader who shares the knowledge he finds on sec filings. He explains how technicals are still a key player in his trading even though he loves fundamentals. We talk about why it's important to use different time frames to determine risk and targets.   

In a previous episode, I talk about how I took a sabbatical from trading. I was having a rough couple of weeks and decided to take some time off to get my headspace clear. Now I am not one to easily take time off, especially when I am available to trade, so this was a hard commitment but I found some great benefits afterwards that I am going to share with you in this episode. 

Kim Ann Curtin The Wall Street Coach. She focuses on helping traders push through the psychological barriers we face on a daily basis. She shares the differences between Male Traders and Female Traders and what we can learn from one another. We also dive into the reason empathy is so important to help you become a better trader and how we may be taking on some other people's faults by just doing "what always has been done". She shares why we must question ideas, thoughts, and ourselves.