Talking with Traders

This episode wraps up some of the most memorable market events of 2020. It also discusses 6 of the most inspiring quotes from guests who appeared on the podcast during the year. Facebook · IG

I’m keeping the identity of the Finance Ghost anonymous at his request. He’s a young investor with an impeccable pedigree and track record in common sense investing. His perspectives are unique and insightful. Definitely somebody worth following. In this interview we dig into his perspectives on investing and life. A thoroughly enjoyable discussion to listen to. Facebook · IG

Sean Ashton has transitioned from #1 rated analyst, to Chief Investment Officer to global fund manager. He now runs the Mauritius based Sierra Global Fund. In this podcast, he shares his story, his approach to investing and provides some nuggets of thought leadership that are well worth listening to. Facebook · IG

Andrew Todd has been my partner at TradersCorner from the outset. His contribution is often unnoticed but hugely significant. We met in a series of strange ways in the early naughties – initially in London in 2002. It was as if some divine force guided us towards each other. We’ve worked together for 15 years and have shared many ups and downs together as our journey through the market has taken various twists and turns. This podcast is a light hearted discussion between two friends and partners who share a joint passion for the markets. Facebook · IG

Tom Hougaard, a high stakes trader with 11 years of experience, discusses topics including his journey from humble beginnings in Denmark to trading in London, the importance of transparency in the trading industry, risk management, driving at high speeds, analyzing weaknesses in trading, and trading book recommendations.

I came across Dave Lovegrove by following him on Twitter @TradedWisdom. His Tweets are pure trading psychology gold! He is a psychology graduate and a sports trader in Melbourne. He agreed to an interview. Listen to this podcast to find out about sports trading and how Dave applies his psychology background to this exciting form of trading. Facebook · IG

Steven Goldstein was formerly a proprietary trader at a number of international banks. He now coaches high level traders. Three of the traders he has coached feature in the latest book by Jack Schwager – Unknown Market Wizards. This is a fascinating discussion with somebody who truly understands high stakes trading. Facebook · IG

Richard Thomason works in a major multinational brewing business by day, and trades the market part time by night. Unlike the rest of the guests on this podcast series, he does not trade professionally and does not manage any client funds. He manages his own capital and has a passion for the markets. By all accounts he is much like many of the listeners to this podcast – just a regular guy trying to trade and invest his own money. However his results are anything but regular. He’s done better than many professional asset managers over many years. This is an inspirational interview that will motivate listeners who are also navigating their way privately through the markets. Follow him on https://twitter.com/richytee Facebook · IG

PJ Sutherland has run literally hundreds of thousands of data sets to develop his trading methodology. He’s a mean reversion trader and thus looks for price discrepancies from the mean to take advantage of dislocations. He left the shores of South Africa a few years ago and now trades out of Mauritius. Follow him at www.sutherlandresearch.com Sutherland Research · Facebook · IG

Joe Bassett funded his early trading account with money he earned stringing tennis rackets in the USA. An adventure lead him to South Africa where he then spent 15 years trading with AG Capital. He recently relocated back to the USA where he now runs a hedge fund. Joe says the USA is where all the action is. His advice to start out traders: “Toss paper trading in the trash. Just get involved and trade with real money to get proper experience”. Follow him on Twitter: @studtrader_ag Facebook · IG