Why High Conviction Can Be Dangerous
Conviction is an important part of trading. It helps you take action, stay patient during normal volatility, and stick with a valid thesis when the chart is behaving as expected. But conviction become...
24 Aug 11min
Build Your Trading Rules Before You Buy
Most traders think the hard decisions happen after they enter a trade. But in reality, the quality of those decisions is usually determined before they ever press the buy button. In this episode, we e...
17 Aug 16min
The Hidden Cost of Going All In Too Early
Many traders spend a lot of time looking for the perfect entry. But one decision that can quietly make every later decision more difficult is going all in too early. In this episode, we explore why co...
10 Aug 14min
Watching Trading Videos Is Not Enough
In this episode, I talk about why trading can feel clear when you are watching lessons, but much harder when you open your own charts. That is normal. Watching someone label structure, mark support an...
27 Jul 7min
How to Know When Your Trading Thesis Has Actually Changed
One of the hardest questions every trader faces is: "Has my trading thesis actually changed?" A stock pulls back after you buy... Is it just normal volatility? Or is it a sign that the trade is no lon...
20 Jul 20min
Your First Entry Is Not the Entire Trade
Most traders put a huge amount of pressure on their first entry. They feel like they need to buy the exact bottom, and if the stock pulls back after they buy, they assume they made a mistake. But what...
13 Jul 18min
Why You Keep Selling Your Best Stocks Too Early
In this episode, we continue our Trading Avatar series by looking at one of the most common execution mistakes traders make: Selling their winners too early. Taking profits isn't automatically the wro...
7 Jul 27min
The Biggest Trading Mistakes Happen After You Buy
Welcome to the Stock Trading for Beginners Podcast! Most traders think they have an entry problem. They spend months learning support and resistance, market structure, indicators, and finding the "per...
30 Jun 35min
