I honestly don't know why someone who wants to learn about trading doesn't want to watch an hour long presentation by you. This is without a doubt the best channel I've come across for learning. And I don't mean learning trading. I mean learning in general. I really wish I had teachers like you in school because I would've actually payed attention and did well in lessons
Jerod Wesley is without-a-doubt the “BEST” teacher and mentor on youtube!!! Unbelievable Information, breakdowns, entries, management, etc!!! Greatly appreciate the EXCELLENT content!!!!!!!
The most honest and straight forward person in Trading education. Jared is number one in my book. Thanks for your time and help with Trading education. Sincerely, Ken James.
If you're skipping these lectures because of the length, don't bother trading. Go to Vegas (once it opens). I've spent more than 40 hrs. on Jared's videos in the last month and they are awesome. If you're serious about trading, you're in the right place. Thanks, Jared. Paying it forward as always. :)
This has to be the most valuable trading video I have ever seen, and it only spent 10 minutes on technical charts. Everyone can read charts, not everyone wants to put in time everyday to train their mind.
thanks a lot Jared. another great video. I started being more serious about trading over a year ago (before i was "buy and hold") and i am still alive and doing good. i've studied so much in the past year and i feel like i know way more than last year about markets, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY about myself. i've always read that trading will teach you about yourself but i think that i've only started to understand what that meant the past couple of months. these kind of videos are really helpful to keep me focused on what i need to do. your straightforwardness is EXACTLY what i need (and i think a lot of people need) to hear. i still have a lot to learn and experience but i'm working on it everyday, especially "sticking to the script". I joke about with my wife when i make trading errors... I'm like..."oh shit, Jared is gonna fuckin kill me for this trade". after reviewing my trades i realized that my major weakness was not minimizing losses. as mentioned in this video, "i didn't want to be wrong". i would double down and give it more room. i'm getting a lot better at cutting early and position sizing, and it shows in my P&L. my win rate is about the same but the profits are getting noticeably better. i also always remember how you emphasize that it takes time to learn this business. I take that shit to heart man. my goal for year 1 was to be close to or at breakeven. my wife and family and friends said that i was crazy or something because breakeven doesn't sound very appealing. now they are asking me about stocks lol. I just refer them to live traders on youtube and tell them that this is the REAL DEAL. anyway, i started very small, stuck with it and slowly increased my position sizes (as you prescribed). i did deviate from the plan a couple of times. sometimes it was a win but other times it was a loss and the losses were actually more valuable. upon reflecting about the "wins", i realized that they were actually bad because they encouraged risky behavior. the "big losses" almost always followed a big win. i was able to see that because you always remind us to review our trades. anyway, i took a couple of big bad trades last year after "feeling like superman" (overweighed position sizes in highly volatile "flavor of the week" type stocks). i basically got greedy and didn't want to accept the party was over. i took my beatings and made corrections in the plans and was able to finish the year net +20%. nothing to brag about i'm sure, but it's a personal achievement that i am proud of and i want to keep going. currently, i've hit a bit of a lull in my P&L chart (just sideways, with slight upward bias) but the P&L chart is looking MUCH smoother than last year. this year my focus is on another problem i have, "not taking good trades". i mean, trades that i think are good but i'm too worried to take them and then they end up being very nice winners that i didn't take part it. i think position sizing and PSYCHOLOGY plays a huge role is this problem so i think videos like these are very helpful. I love these kind of videos, they really help to get my mind "right". THANK YOU! lots of gems in this video.
Excellent video! Specifically the PSYCHOLOGY portion. I have watch now over 20 videos. You are one of the rare ones, Truly passionate about this craft.
I dont know jared if you will read this.. but u changed my view point of trading... I was thinking myself a good trader but i was not consisten.. and after taking notes from your money management weekly lecture ,now i am consistent .... This is my 3rd week and i did not broke my money management rule.... Thanks to u ...
I'm completely the opposite. I thought I would never be able to understand trading. I've read a few pieces and watched a few videos and just got confused. But finding Jared has been a blessing. His direct and no bullshit approach is what I need from a teacher. I happily watch hour long videos. In fact I work 12 hour night shifts and I spend about 8 of those hours watching/listening to this channel.
Needed this. Psychology is the biggest deterrent to my success as a trader. The moment real money is involved, all the discipline I had in paper trading a back testing seems to be in disarray.
I have to go back pause the video @ 29:00 to put this comment. You defined exactly my behavior as a newbie trader. I can't stop laughing myself but at the same time thank you for making such contents. This is a real eye opener!
All points Jared said are the truth and direct to your face. I have been day trading 10 months, I know. Best channel on day trading I ever watched. All videos are direct to the point easy to follow. Great stuff. Keep it going. Subscribed. Can you do a video of preparation for trading opening and the big boys do a false breakouts to take us out before going in our original trade direction? The key is reading level 2 for timing entry and exit. And if you have 3 short duration charts, 1 min to 15min with daily as zoomed out analysis, how to choose direction of trade if they are conflicting directions signals.
Thank you man for staying true and actually trying to further peoples education. In a world of so so many scam artists, you sir are a diamond in the rough. I can't put a price on all the valuable information you've taught. This is only about the tenth time I've watched this, I just keep finding more things everytime to note. Everyone else is just like "jump straight in, learn as you go" and make everyone think they can get rich quick. I just want you to know how thankful I am that there is someone like you ACTUALLY trying to help. I hope you have a great and powerful week!
Jared, I am not kidding when I say this...when you talked about don't do it for money do it for passion, you made me cry. I'm doing this trying to help a family member to find a way out from a really tough situation.
Jerod. This along with the rest of your teachings and the trade room. Have just now made me a future millionaire! Needless to say I am EXTREMELY APPRECIATIVE!
Thank you for your honest no fluff opinions (of which I totally respect).You are one of my mentors and I'm learning considerably from your words of wisdom and experience. Just wanted to thank you JW. Regards Richard.
Jared, I appreciate your no nonsense approach to trading . I'm just starting out and am trying to learn all about stock options. I've literally been overwhelmed with so many gurus promising vast amounts of returns , being able to retire rich in a couple of years , buy cannabis or crypto or pharmaceutical etc.... to make a fortune . These other gurus all seem to have vast experience in all phases of the stock industry ( 15 to 20 + years ) and it is confusing . I'd rather have an expert be upfront and give it to me straight without the hype and wild promises. Thank you.
There’s a certain way people speak about a subject when they have a substantial amount of knowledge of the topic through experience. This video and all your videos for that matter are a great example and even someone who isn’t into the business could listen and enjoy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
This one felt like one of your bigger lectures. Thank you guys for putting this quality of information out there for free. This one connected a ton of dots for me. What ‘Buyers stepping up’ means, and how to visualize it.
OMG ... this is so profound .... been there done that ... bought that t-shirt " as they say .... THANK YOU for telling it as it is ...... changed my trading life for the good :) this should be required " reading" for anyone serious about trading .....
I have been trading on a simulator for two months and struggle with having to be right. No real money on the line but I have to get it under control and accept a small loss. Thank you for the video
Yes, we better fix our heads before we can trade effectively...Thank you so much again for the great teaching... More on trading psychology drill please!!!
Hey! I care that’s why I listen to your video and follow what you suggest and recommend to do. Just becuase others aren’t listening doesn’t mean the ones that do listen has to suffer as well. Continue being yourself and stay authentic thanks for the help.
I'm hear to understand how traders think and for the knowledge. thanks for being the man.. also there is many of use who love the lectures no matter how long they are.
Thanks Jared! Great lecture as always! You are EXACTLY right about ego. The most formidable barrier to becoming a successful trader can be the difficulty overcoming oneself. Having to be right and having no accountability can devastate an account. For example,...true story,...in 2015, I was swing trading here and there with a small, under PDT account (with the limitations that go along with it) and thought I was smarter than I actually was having been reasonably successful at the time. I went long CBI and when it went against me a little I rationalized the position in many ways. "Warren Buffett owned shares, it's all good"; "it's a great construction company with a huge backlog of business (2 billion dollars worth) and it was going to bounce back due to their fundamentals alone". Was I any good at reading balance sheets? No,...but many "monkey" analysts and articles on the internet supported my rationalized thesis. In contrast, I wasn't seeking out any negative opinions either. These sources of inspiring knowledge gushed about how undervalued CBI was at the time. It had a dividend to boot. "They'll just pay me to wait". Of course, I turned a trade into an investment (my ego won) and I rode it down. After all, I wasn't going to potentially sell at the bottom and watch it go all the way back up. Right? LOL! Needless to say, Buffett subsequently divulged his liquidation months later and a couple years later CBI was bought by MDR (McDermott). As usual, the buyout was surrounded by more puffery. Finally, after another disappointing earnings report, I couldn't take it anymore and liquidated the position somewhere around $9. Now it a .60 stock! Point is, Jared is spot on, I could've avoided losing thousands on this trade turned into an investment had I just used my stop and followed my trading plan. The good news is, I learned an expensive lesson. We always remember our bad beats, but self inflicted wounds are unacceptable. Probably the best thing for a new trader is to make a few random trades, set a hard stop and take a loss on all of them in order to get used to using stops and not fret over the risk. Fretting over a relatively small amount is much better than losing thousands becoming an inadvertent investor. We aren't smarter than the market, we aren't lucky either. If you are a lucky trader, believe me, your luck will run out. Money is the lifeblood of trading and a silly egotistical mistake like the one above can do more to you than just blow your account. Like Jared says, plan your trade, trade your plan, be disciplined, perfect your strategies through trial and error and always, always use stops. I love Jared's lectures! His genuineness and honesty about this business serves traders of all levels well. I hope this has been a helpful example as an adjunct to the psychology section of Jared's lecture.
Wow... this is professional level, this is what I want !!! I am not risking another trade before be able to get a proper education with you guys.... waiting for BLACK FRIDAY !!!! Be kind please ❤️
This lecture reminded of times in my life where I always made the opposite decision of what I should’ve made when I was in something I didn’t know that well..
oh my god, I found myself so many times when you discussed psychology at 29:00. tragic... All the stupid mistakes 95% does, I basically found myself in all of them. Thank you so much!
Love your content Jared! I’m a beginner trader, being very cautious and I’m making steady progress. Im watching a couple of your videos everyday and learning a lot. Thanks!
Thank You Jared for creating these videos. I am new to trading, but I agree that most stock traders look like gamblers becuase of phychology. This video does not have many views, but I believe that psychology is the basis of trading. I like your baseball analogy because that sport is mostly psychology as well. Thank you for educating me and motivating me to learn something that I never knew I liked.
“What you believe has a dramatic affect on your outcome of trading.” -Jared Wesley. ...............I’ve actually been pondering this a lot lately, and then here you are with the message in a new (new to me) video.
Any chance I have to learn ill take. So it doesn't matter if its a 20 min video or over an hour. So long as its been pure education like you've been spitting out, ill be a guaranteed view and like.
How are you all manipulating your settings in your all in one trade tool to show the “ladder” bids/asks like his setup? Mine just shows the bids and asks scrolling side by side his setup gives you an awesome visual sense of the gaps between the buyers and sellers
TSLA wow 1 min show how the stock goes up up up nice setup and if we have normal Level 2 it is very easy to know how the price have buyers and sellers it could be very use ful thank u sir.
Jarad I have TOS with TDA. Is it an effective tradition platform? Also I have experienced the slippage from trying to make the trade slightly above the breakout. Almost according for 25% of the loss,
I would suggest #2,after Business plan, is learn the vocabulary. Look at what a pre med student is submerged in, learning the vocabulary. I realize that you might put that in with "immerse yourself in it", but you must define all the basics. It's all about breathing the basics. You can't follow any lecture is you don't know the vocabulary.
Thanks for a great lecture! I’m new and still learning, so sorry if I’m missing something here. But say you’re looking at a strong bullish pattern, want to get in on 100 shares and are checking your level 2’s. With a 10 cent spread, wouldn’t you essentially be forfeiting only +/- 5 bucks total above market if you just bought at the ask? I understand being frugal, but as you said about beginner trades, who cares if you lose a few bucks if you can make it up? So I’m just wondering about why (unless the spread is HUGE) is it so important to so closely monitor the entry point rather than just buy the ask and execute your strategy?
Greetings from India. Your video lectures are so helpful. I had a query: why and how did you shortlist TSLA? Apart from gap up opening, did you see any pattern or something to take the trade?
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Jared for the ones like me who are sponging off your teaching please dont think you're boring you're helping so many and we loves these long videos 🙌
Thanks, appreciate it!
I hate that you think we don't want to sit around and watch 1 hr long lecture. Your videos are pure gold. Longer vid=quality info ✊
The only person out there making 1 hour videos that still feel too short. Keep it up Jared.
I honestly don't know why someone who wants to learn about trading doesn't want to watch an hour long presentation by you. This is without a doubt the best channel I've come across for learning. And I don't mean learning trading. I mean learning in general.
I really wish I had teachers like you in school because I would've actually payed attention and did well in lessons
Jerod Wesley is without-a-doubt the “BEST” teacher and mentor on youtube!!! Unbelievable Information, breakdowns, entries, management, etc!!! Greatly appreciate the EXCELLENT content!!!!!!!
Thanks, that means a lot to me.
The most honest and straight forward person in Trading education. Jared is number one in my book. Thanks for your time and help with Trading education. Sincerely, Ken James.
If you're skipping these lectures because of the length, don't bother trading. Go to Vegas (once it opens). I've spent more than 40 hrs. on Jared's videos in the last month and they are awesome. If you're serious about trading, you're in the right place. Thanks, Jared. Paying it forward as always. :)
Videos two years old but by far the best content I see anyone put out. Thank you for the great lectures always!!
This has to be the most valuable trading video I have ever seen, and it only spent 10 minutes on technical charts. Everyone can read charts, not everyone wants to put in time everyday to train their mind.
thanks a lot Jared. another great video. I started being more serious about trading over a year ago (before i was "buy and hold") and i am still alive and doing good. i've studied so much in the past year and i feel like i know way more than last year about markets, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY about myself. i've always read that trading will teach you about yourself but i think that i've only started to understand what that meant the past couple of months.
these kind of videos are really helpful to keep me focused on what i need to do. your straightforwardness is EXACTLY what i need (and i think a lot of people need) to hear. i still have a lot to learn and experience but i'm working on it everyday, especially "sticking to the script".
I joke about with my wife when i make trading errors... I'm like..."oh shit, Jared is gonna fuckin kill me for this trade". after reviewing my trades i realized that my major weakness was not minimizing losses. as mentioned in this video, "i didn't want to be wrong". i would double down and give it more room. i'm getting a lot better at cutting early and position sizing, and it shows in my P&L. my win rate is about the same but the profits are getting noticeably better.
i also always remember how you emphasize that it takes time to learn this business. I take that shit to heart man. my goal for year 1 was to be close to or at breakeven. my wife and family and friends said that i was crazy or something because breakeven doesn't sound very appealing. now they are asking me about stocks lol. I just refer them to live traders on youtube and tell them that this is the REAL DEAL.
anyway, i started very small, stuck with it and slowly increased my position sizes (as you prescribed). i did deviate from the plan a couple of times. sometimes it was a win but other times it was a loss and the losses were actually more valuable. upon reflecting about the "wins", i realized that they were actually bad because they encouraged risky behavior. the "big losses" almost always followed a big win. i was able to see that because you always remind us to review our trades.
anyway, i took a couple of big bad trades last year after "feeling like superman" (overweighed position sizes in highly volatile "flavor of the week" type stocks). i basically got greedy and didn't want to accept the party was over. i took my beatings and made corrections in the plans and was able to finish the year net +20%. nothing to brag about i'm sure, but it's a personal achievement that i am proud of and i want to keep going.
currently, i've hit a bit of a lull in my P&L chart (just sideways, with slight upward bias) but the P&L chart is looking MUCH smoother than last year. this year my focus is on another problem i have, "not taking good trades". i mean, trades that i think are good but i'm too worried to take them and then they end up being very nice winners that i didn't take part it. i think position sizing and PSYCHOLOGY plays a huge role is this problem so i think videos like these are very helpful.
I love these kind of videos, they really help to get my mind "right". THANK YOU! lots of gems in this video.
Excellent video! Specifically the PSYCHOLOGY portion. I have watch now over 20 videos. You are one of the rare ones, Truly passionate about this craft.
I started watching your 1 hr video lectures a month ago... and have never stopped...Keep them coming.
Your Lessons are always so good. Thank You
Thanks, Much appreciated!
I dont know jared if you will read this.. but u changed my view point of trading... I was thinking myself a good trader but i was not consisten.. and after taking notes from your money management weekly lecture ,now i am consistent .... This is my 3rd week and i did not broke my money management rule.... Thanks to u ...
I'm completely the opposite. I thought I would never be able to understand trading. I've read a few pieces and watched a few videos and just got confused. But finding Jared has been a blessing. His direct and no bullshit approach is what I need from a teacher. I happily watch hour long videos. In fact I work 12 hour night shifts and I spend about 8 of those hours watching/listening to this channel.
Never looked at level 2 from a psychological point of view. Best explanation I've seen so far.
Glad you liked it
Truth told in a brutally honest way. How do you not have more subscribers? Great content.
No idea, lol! People go for fluff or get rich quick info I guess...
Needed this. Psychology is the biggest deterrent to my success as a trader. The moment real money is involved, all the discipline I had in paper trading a back testing seems to be in disarray.
The psychology is exactly what I need to focus on to improve myself, thank you for what you are doing.
I have to go back pause the video @ 29:00 to put this comment. You defined exactly my behavior as a newbie trader. I can't stop laughing myself but at the same time thank you for making such contents. This is a real eye opener!
The best account on UA-cam. No BS just straightforward.
thanks appreciate that!
All points Jared said are the truth and direct to your face. I have been day trading 10 months, I know. Best channel on day trading I ever watched. All videos are direct to the point easy to follow. Great stuff. Keep it going. Subscribed. Can you do a video of preparation for trading opening and the big boys do a false breakouts to take us out before going in our original trade direction? The key is reading level 2 for timing entry and exit. And if you have 3 short duration charts, 1 min to 15min with daily as zoomed out analysis, how to choose direction of trade if they are conflicting directions signals.
Thanks Appreciate it!! If I have time I'll do a video on that...
Thank you man for staying true and actually trying to further peoples education. In a world of so so many scam artists, you sir are a diamond in the rough. I can't put a price on all the valuable information you've taught. This is only about the tenth time I've watched this, I just keep finding more things everytime to note. Everyone else is just like "jump straight in, learn as you go" and make everyone think they can get rich quick. I just want you to know how thankful I am that there is someone like you ACTUALLY trying to help. I hope you have a great and powerful week!
thanks for the compliments
@@Live.Traders they're well deserved
Jared, I am not kidding when I say this...when you talked about don't do it for money do it for passion, you made me cry. I'm doing this trying to help a family member to find a way out from a really tough situation.
The going green/crap and the red/going green mindset is sooooo very true! Thank you!
Thanks!
Your best video so far. Excellent. Thank you.
You hooked me with the 3BP video but now I’m loving all your money management videos
Jerod. This along with the rest of your teachings and the trade room. Have just now made me a future millionaire! Needless to say I am EXTREMELY APPRECIATIVE!
Thank you for your honest no fluff opinions (of which I totally respect).You are one of my mentors and I'm learning considerably from your words of wisdom and experience. Just wanted to thank you JW. Regards Richard.
Jared, I appreciate your no nonsense approach to trading . I'm just starting out and am trying to learn all about stock options. I've literally been overwhelmed with so many gurus promising vast amounts of returns , being able to retire rich in a couple of years , buy cannabis or crypto or pharmaceutical etc.... to make a fortune . These other gurus all seem to have vast experience in all phases of the stock industry ( 15 to 20 + years ) and it is confusing . I'd rather have an expert be upfront and give it to me straight without the hype and wild promises. Thank you.
Thanks I appreciate it!!
There’s a certain way people speak about a subject when they have a substantial amount of knowledge of the topic through experience. This video and all your videos for that matter are a great example and even someone who isn’t into the business could listen and enjoy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
This is one of the best videos you have done. This video is so important. Thanks for making it!
This one felt like one of your bigger lectures. Thank you guys for putting this quality of information out there for free.
This one connected a ton of dots for me. What ‘Buyers stepping up’ means, and how to visualize it.
OMG ... this is so profound .... been there done that ... bought that t-shirt " as they say .... THANK YOU for telling it as it is ...... changed my trading life for the good :) this should be required " reading" for anyone serious about trading .....
I have been trading on a simulator for two months and struggle with having to be right. No real money on the line but I have to get it under control and accept a small loss. Thank you for the video
excellent lecture, thanks for posting
Thanks, glad you liked it
lecture days are my fav! great channel, ty!!
Yes, we better fix our heads before we can trade effectively...Thank you so much again for the great teaching... More on trading psychology drill please!!!
Thank you Jared........ I listened to you intently and not gonna walk out of the room and forget it 🙂
Hey! I care that’s why I listen to your video and follow what you suggest and recommend to do. Just becuase others aren’t listening doesn’t mean the ones that do listen has to suffer as well. Continue being yourself and stay authentic thanks for the help.
I'm hear to understand how traders think and for the knowledge. thanks for being the man.. also there is many of use who love the lectures no matter how long they are.
Thanks Jared! Great lecture as always! You are EXACTLY right about ego. The most formidable barrier to becoming a successful trader can be the difficulty overcoming oneself. Having to be right and having no accountability can devastate an account. For example,...true story,...in 2015, I was swing trading here and there with a small, under PDT account (with the limitations that go along with it) and thought I was smarter than I actually was having been reasonably successful at the time. I went long CBI and when it went against me a little I rationalized the position in many ways. "Warren Buffett owned shares, it's all good"; "it's a great construction company with a huge backlog of business (2 billion dollars worth) and it was going to bounce back due to their fundamentals alone". Was I any good at reading balance sheets? No,...but many "monkey" analysts and articles on the internet supported my rationalized thesis. In contrast, I wasn't seeking out any negative opinions either. These sources of inspiring knowledge gushed about how undervalued CBI was at the time. It had a dividend to boot. "They'll just pay me to wait". Of course, I turned a trade into an investment (my ego won) and I rode it down. After all, I wasn't going to potentially sell at the bottom and watch it go all the way back up. Right? LOL! Needless to say, Buffett subsequently divulged his liquidation months later and a couple years later CBI was bought by MDR (McDermott). As usual, the buyout was surrounded by more puffery. Finally, after another disappointing earnings report, I couldn't take it anymore and liquidated the position somewhere around $9. Now it a .60 stock! Point is, Jared is spot on, I could've avoided losing thousands on this trade turned into an investment had I just used my stop and followed my trading plan. The good news is, I learned an expensive lesson. We always remember our bad beats, but self inflicted wounds are unacceptable. Probably the best thing for a new trader is to make a few random trades, set a hard stop and take a loss on all of them in order to get used to using stops and not fret over the risk. Fretting over a relatively small amount is much better than losing thousands becoming an inadvertent investor. We aren't smarter than the market, we aren't lucky either. If you are a lucky trader, believe me, your luck will run out. Money is the lifeblood of trading and a silly egotistical mistake like the one above can do more to you than just blow your account. Like Jared says, plan your trade, trade your plan, be disciplined, perfect your strategies through trial and error and always, always use stops. I love Jared's lectures! His genuineness and honesty about this business serves traders of all levels well. I hope this has been a helpful example as an adjunct to the psychology section of Jared's lecture.
Thanks appreciate it!
I was totally looking at Level 2 the wrong way. After my third time watching this video it finally made sense. Thank You Jared.
Awesome!! ua-cam.com/video/xEjUd82NVVg/v-deo.html
I've been watching and listening and learning alot about trading, thank you for everything you do
These topics are have helped me to be more methodical in my trading. Emotional trading gets me in trouble.
Wow... this is professional level, this is what I want !!! I am not risking another trade before be able to get a proper education with you guys.... waiting for BLACK FRIDAY !!!! Be kind please ❤️
Thanks
Greeting from Sydney Australia. I am admiring your knowledge and thankful, Jared.
Very powerful information, I’ve watched this 20 times already, thank you
Glad you liked it 👍👍
This lecture reminded of times in my life where I always made the opposite decision of what I should’ve made when I was in something I didn’t know that well..
Glad I'm watching these earlier posts!!! Changing my focus and outlook NOW. Thanks for turning on that proverbial lightbulb!
Thank you. Listen to your great experience is really valuable!!!
Master class Jared. Thank you for your videos, please stay around.
oh my god, I found myself so many times when you discussed psychology at 29:00. tragic... All the stupid mistakes 95% does, I basically found myself in all of them. Thank you so much!
I signed up for your $1/ 1 month deal trial. Looking forward to learning from you and a ultimately sign up for your chatroom. Thanks for the deal.
awesome
So...how do we do that?? Cuuuuz im IN!!
@@KiNG-tx9je email info@livetraders.com for a $1, 30 day trial
I cant make this work. changed password 3 times. Still no luck.
@@davidgalliher8351 Email info@livetraders.com no one else is having issues...
Commenting to say how much I appreciate these videos and your honesty :)
dude love your constructive criticism. My mindset changhed a lot thanks to you ! i am more aware of my risk mananagement. !! Thanks !
another great video ! I will watch them all before the year is out !
Love your content Jared! I’m a beginner trader, being very cautious and I’m making steady progress. Im watching a couple of your videos everyday and learning a lot. Thanks!
What you're saying about psycology is so true. The things we say to ourselves .... you are 100% right.
"People are going to do what people are going to do" Beautiful
How does a price increase when the supply is double the demand? 58:42
I got a knowledgegasm learning all these techniques
You teach very well Jared. Thanks much for the lesson.
Next level content! Thanks for delivering impactful value. Discipline!
You deserve 1m subscribers 💯
Thanks
Thank You Jared for creating these videos. I am new to trading, but I agree that most stock traders look like gamblers becuase of phychology. This video does not have many views, but I believe that psychology is the basis of trading. I like your baseball analogy because that sport is mostly psychology as well. Thank you for educating me and motivating me to learn something that I never knew I liked.
“What you believe has a dramatic affect on your outcome of trading.” -Jared Wesley. ...............I’ve actually been pondering this a lot lately, and then here you are with the message in a new (new to me) video.
Master Jared thank you for a very valuable lecture .... much appreciated ... greetings from London UK
You're welcome, Glad you liked it !
Thanks Jared, Another awesome video. Thanks for sharing .
Any chance I have to learn ill take. So it doesn't matter if its a 20 min video or over an hour. So long as its been pure education like you've been spitting out, ill be a guaranteed view and like.
Very Very Helpful and right...thanks so much. Also, so glad to find someone that uses TS matrix/level2.
Thanks appreciate it!
Great material chief ! see you tomorrow morning.
See you in the room 👍👍
How are you all manipulating your settings in your all in one trade tool to show the “ladder” bids/asks like his setup? Mine just shows the bids and asks scrolling side by side his setup gives you an awesome visual sense of the gaps between the buyers and sellers
45:57 level 2 but worth to watch all lesson..😊😊
Jared, like the lesson what's the name of the book and where can it be purchased. tnx
Every word is a gem.
what do you mean by the stock pops ?
Rips higher = pops.
@@Live.Traders goes on a run.. got it
From a fellow Jared, thanks so much for this video!
ONE OF THE BEST VIDS SO FAR, iM UP 8R JUST FROM YOUR CHATROOM. 12/12/2019 WHAT I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO SEE IS A VID ON THIS TRADE STATION PLATFORM
TSLA wow 1 min show how the stock goes up up up nice setup and if we have normal Level 2 it is very easy to know how the price have buyers and sellers it could be very use ful thank u sir.
You're welcome
Love all your lectures!
BTW great pick on NOW stock! Got in at an open today at 214 after earnings and out at 222.50 and 223.20
Awesome 👍
what trading platform/broker you prefer to beginners?
Trade Station.
F*** yeah! Great video, Jared! 👍🏻
Jarad I have TOS with TDA. Is it an effective tradition platform? Also I have experienced the slippage from trying to make the trade slightly above the breakout. Almost according for 25% of the loss,
Can a 30:1 AON strategy be profitable?
I would suggest #2,after Business plan, is learn the vocabulary. Look at what a pre med student is submerged in, learning the vocabulary. I realize that you might put that in with "immerse yourself in it", but you must define all the basics. It's all about breathing the basics. You can't follow any lecture is you don't know the vocabulary.
Just excellent!! No other words!!
Such a phenomenal video
Is the book you mentioned for sale by chance?
Hello Jared. What is your opinion on Tim Sykes and his techniques? I was just wondering.
Masterclass!!! 💯💯💯
hello jared, is there a demo/practice account in this platform that your trading with?
Trade Station does have a demo account but you need to open an account, I think the min. is $500.
Is Smucker's Goober a good spread
amazing video on psychology
Thanks for a great lecture! I’m new and still learning, so sorry if I’m missing something here. But say you’re looking at a strong bullish pattern, want to get in on 100 shares and are checking your level 2’s. With a 10 cent spread, wouldn’t you essentially be forfeiting only +/- 5 bucks total above market if you just bought at the ask? I understand being frugal, but as you said about beginner trades, who cares if you lose a few bucks if you can make it up? So I’m just wondering about why (unless the spread is HUGE) is it so important to so closely monitor the entry point rather than just buy the ask and execute your strategy?
Great lecture, thanks
Thanks
Greetings from India. Your video lectures are so helpful. I had a query: why and how did you shortlist TSLA? Apart from gap up opening, did you see any pattern or something to take the trade?
Hope your knee is better by now XD Thanks for the lesson! Greetings from Germany!