ex Goldman Sachs Trader Tells Truth about Trading - Part 2

[@molnarjanos92]

8 years or so later I wonder how this audience is doing today.

[@amitsharda8198]

Currently working at JP Morgan

[@Genga-x8h]

Still blowing accounts up to date

[@FunnyAnimalsLife01]

Some give up some are consistent

[@maziochendu5258]

Lol. Some of them look like they don't care tbh ( And they wouldn't innit ? Daddy has a big company where they can work )

[@DaniJoker]

Was wondering the same thing.

[@mikemwenda8195]

In 2021 I'm still watching!

[@brickstunram9391]

90% of people commenting aren't even retail traders. Real recognize real.

[@c4p4c1t1v3]

AW SHEET. STEP UP. YOU SOUND READY

[@amevaio92]

bad for us,retail trader...at least,i find someone who already shed the light about retail broker

[@JessBooth]

2:12-2:46 the truth. God bless you.

[@Kjp-hf7hp]

Lol at all the people talking about trading like it's a bad thing, believe me...if you ever trade for a living you will learn the meaning of the word stress, it is insane. It takes more skill then most have here.

[@thevoxdeus]

Betting at a casino is stressful too, if that's how you plan to make a living. In the end, the only honest winner at a casino is the house, and that's because they can openly rig the odds in their favor. I have no sympathy for any one who is making speculative bets on the market. Not because I think it's easy, but because I think that if you don't have insider information, you're flipping coins at worst, or at best, betting against the general public. Neither of those is creating anything of value.

[@flynn6415]

thevoxdeus sounds like you know fuck all about trading. I know heaps of guys trading full time and I trade myself with a great winrate. It’s not “gambling” if you know what you’re doing.

[@goldentabbers8799]

@@flynn6415 Even gambling can make you win from the house if you have skill.

[@ashishdevadig2835]

@@goldentabbers8799 "just learn how to count cards bro"

[@superbeedge]

"Talented"

[@dariuszmorawski5029]

Just I tell You, please check wha they did with world financials. Who is standing behind this scandal. I tell You as it is.... DM... EU(Poland)

[@cabo7907]

Same shit different day.

[@InstituteofTrading]

I hope not. Gold is getting murdered! :-)

[@mak.ak.uk.]

8:36 He left Lehman Brothers in Jan 2006, two years before Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. And he left JP Morgan in May 2007, only months before the credit crunch started. Perfect timing.

[@wojaktothemoon3324]

professional trader are about to predict the future in the market..he did what he suppose to do(for his career).

[@saltymonke3682]

He felt the storm was coming when the new hires/recruits quality went down. He was a VP trader at that time, so he knew his subordinates in the trading floor.

[@rwhooshbait6982]

It blows my mind how there can be people who are studying for investment banking in universities and never traded a single stock

[@sko1beer]

its prob worst now because people who already profit from day trading at home will have no interest in joining a firm

[@xianxiong3440]

@@sko1beer I don't know if this is true, but the market said 90% of the traders lose money.

[@bruno5137]

@@xianxiong3440 In Europe it is a legal requirement for brokers to advertise what percentage of their traders lose money. From the brokers I have used it varies from 75% to 90%

[@saltymonke3682]

My dad didn't know anything about soft commodities trading before joining the banking sector. He was an engineer. It's the risk calculation and risk aversion skills that matters, not the instruments or asset classes. In fact, most of the firms prefer teaching you in house from scratch.

[@saltymonke3682]

​@@sko1beer not really, if you're good at it. You still need hedge fund or prop trading firms to invest in you for scaling out.

[@SunilSethi]

I love this guy, full of experience and confidence.

[@reatile]

He's a boss😂🔥🔥🤟🏽🤟🏽

[@americahealth]

weather you choose to get involved in stock or not, this is a highly motivational video. Gotta to admire his commitment, drive, discipline and experience.

[@americahealth]

Discipline, persistent are two awesome assets.

[@TsarOfRuss]

His face is very relaxing, he seem like a very calm and open minded person

[@kirilmihaylov1934]

@@TsarOfRuss and smart....

[@berniel1799]

Innovations like what lead to 2008

[@Vv20vV]

1:01 65% Equities/ 20% Commodities/ 10% Forex & 5% for quick scalps 💪🏼 strong advice for portfolio build! Best piece of info that came out of his mouth in all 6 clips.. Beginners play 1-3 month position trades. Solid Gold advice 💰

[@MrAmbrosse]

lol, if you think just copying his portfolio is some magic bullet just shows you don't really understand trading.

[@maerunway8694]

@@MrAmbrosse he didn't say that did he. being negative doesn't make you edgy fella

[@dannyjohnson5009]

@@MrAmbrosse z,x,

[@thestreamreader]

What does this even mean 😃??? I know cash and forex but not the others.

[@batuhanozmutus8182]

Yeah your portfolio build percentages might be different but the key point here is 1- diversify 2- put less on to riskier investing opportunities

[@InstituteofTrading]

emit the word hopefully from your vocabulary brother. go out there and hit the targets you have set for yourself with no remorse or feeling. then make a decision later if where you are then is right for you. not anybody else. Appreciate the commentary here. people can learn a lot from your experiences.

[@mwilliamsonn]

8 years later, I’m coming full circle and what he is saying holds so much more value. Context is king here. This is great

[@Siegefya]

And the stuff he's talking about here is literally still going on...brokers taking the other side, yep...that's why I don't know why people still claim to trade CFD's, or are acting like they are doing any serious damage on PFOF brokers...all of that sht is things a broker does to eat off of you, they don't care about having a high turnover.

[@InstituteofTrading]

Totally opposite. Successful traders dont have the time to live the models and bottles life. That life is for poor traders, back office morons pretending to be traders and brokers spanking their AMEX taking their clients out. If a trader HAS to go out with a client because they want them there, they will more than likely leave at 11pm these days. In Bull Market days '02-'07 out all night was required but far from models and bottles lifestyle. More like Fine Food & Wine, Champagne & Cigars

[@atableinthewilderness680]

The part about brokers betting against their clients is quite revealing but very obvious once you think about it. Kudos to him for being open about it.

[@sko1beer]

bet he never guess we would have brokers like robin hood who bluntly do it today

[@maziochendu5258]

Yeah lol There was a particular day I thought strongly to myself "Hey this brokers are playing against me or what ?" I felt it. The trade always went in the opposite direction as soon as I place a trade. It was weird. But it could just be me overthinking it.

[@kunalketkar]

For a video that is 9 yo the camera quality is incredible

[@InstituteofTrading]

....you are fighting the machines. If you want to do well in trading you have to take a more protfolio based approach and emulate hedge funds. This is exactly what we teach on the PTM Video series at the Institute website. We give you the skills to enable you to realise where the opportunities are across all asset classes, so you dont become a 1 dimensional trader (like one that ONLY trades ES). You can trade anything. And you go where the opportunities are. Thats your job as a trader. Follow $

[@stressboy4326]

Hi, can I ask =, what does it mean by asset classes? Like it was mentioned in the video by Anton that for new beginners, "your time horizon should be 1-3 months on each position, across asset classes." Does it mean like 3 Months Stocks, 3 Months Bonds, 3 Months CFDs, 3 Months Forex? And what does that entire statement mean in general? Would you be able to explain. Sorry, I'm also pretty new at this.

[@InstituteofTrading]

You leverage as a broker by borrowing money and lending it to the accounts that always lose or are down, then hedge the positions on the other side of those that win by buying or shorting the underlying asset. Its not rocket science. Bucket them, 80% chance of winning, leverage it by borrowing money at close to zero and re-sell the leverage with a markup. They cant lose. Thats why they teach you to over-trade so you keep paying them.....

[@Strr27]

sooo... does this guy indirectly caused Lehmann brother to went bankrupt?? lol

[@InstituteofTrading]

The boos always come from the cheap seats...

[@aleistercornejo1726]

InstituteofTrading. THAT is a profound statement!

[@SudZy93]

InstituteofTrading 9,,

[@InstituteofTrading]

habría sido un montón de trabajo para traducir una entrevista 3 horas en español. la edición se llevó mi equipo tres semanas. mientras Inglés es el idioma de los negocios del mundo, entonces tenemos que seguir con Inglés desgracia;-)

[@InstituteofTrading]

best education in life you will ever receive and its cheaper than a degree !!! ;-)

[@InstituteofTrading]

Yes this channel is tun by Anton (me). I dont get to reply every day, but try every few weeks. Pretty busy with other stuff. To answer your question. Not huge and not a loss. built it up slowly and when i got into a position to play with the houses money i bet big on winners with tight stops and concentrated IPO portfolio in the late 90's.

[@chngster]

I guess the honeymoon period is over then. HAHAHAha....classic! You're a funny man Anton =)

[@UncleGreatness]

F brokers! They only want what’s better for them.

[@pincopallino3473]

1:17 exciting theme, someone falling asleep

[@InstituteofTrading]

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[@MrAnperm]

“Major indices are 1.5 to 2 times more volatile than major currency pairs”

[@alexbarnes9364]

That's like FTSE 100 and S&P 500 as opposed to GBP to USD or EUR to USD

[@KennTollens]

Yet more evidence that companies care about what you know more than your degree.

[@fitzocrypto9356]

I have conducted way over a 1000 interviews and he really is not wrong. Dont get me wrong I take your degree on board but that's one of many factors I look for. Just having a degree does not cut it in my business

[@InstituteofTrading]

There is no living to be made in it. Also its not rigged. Dont believe all the conspiracy theories. They simply dont exist. Just vendors, so called educators and brokers spreading BS to get you to trade. All of these guys know the retail trader is dumb and loves a good conspiracy theory. So they use it to get you to trade. They will tell you anything as long as you push that button. ES day trading doesnt work anymore....

[@macten7989]

This guy is probably more than slightly above average IQ.

[@videogreats4442]

Great advice Anton. B-Book and C-Book CFD brokers are always taking the opposite side of the trader

[@berniel1799]

Any regulators listning. Clearly huge part of the problem. No , regulations and regulators have been bought.

[@InstituteofTrading]

in the terms and conditions when you apply for an account AND ask them on email to confirm how they provide liquidity to the products you are trading.

[@InstituteofTrading]

Free seminars in London, Shanghai, Sydney and Melbourne coming up. Thats where i meet people buddy. At Free seminars.

[@maxxsee]

so incredibly morally wrong to trick ppl to loose money in order to win money, especially when they pay you to increase their investment boiler room style these guys can't feel good about themselves, even if they're rich.

[@pk7393]

seems very genuine person! great advice by him

[@InstituteofTrading]

can i just qualify that statement? smart work, smart work, smart work. you dont win points for working hard if it gets you no-where ;-)

[@InstituteofTrading]

VWAP of course. But its not exactly beneficial to a trading strategy. Only slightlybeneficial to execution.

[@nastastic]

That guy is definitely an alpha male

[@JoseGarcia-kr3xx]

i think what these kids need to understand is 'leveraging'and how the other siide bets against you,the speculator!

[@sethfyou4750]

Oil=volatility right now.

[@rachgodf03]

Even more so now

[@fitzocrypto9356]

hahaaaaaaa if only we could see the future. Minus crash in 2020 who would of guessed

[@steviesevieria1868]

@@fitzocrypto9356 lol

[@InstituteofTrading]

You would have to purchase the PTM Video Series on the institute website to find that out. instutrade dott comm - education section - essentially however its 80% fundamental and 20% Technical + Price Action overlay.

[@InstituteofTrading]

Hi Mark. Yes I do still trade and No you can not hire me to make you richer and No I will not answer to you as my client by managing your money for you. What you can do however is learn how I do it and emulate it by applying it yourself. This is why I created the Professional Trading Masterclass educational Video Series. It can be found at instutrade dott comm in the education section. Regards.

[@EnergeticWaves]

Stock market is simply musical chairs played with money.

[@nkristianschmidt]

yes ... it was not always so ... but that is more than 100 years ago

[@rw7799]

gordon ramsey of investing

[@study8777]

Hi Anton, I wanted to thank you for uploading so many great videos but I was wondering if you would have any tips or guidance for someone that wants to break into the sales side of S&T.

[@InstituteofTrading]

doesnt really matter as much as getting the right education. go to institute website and check the education section. get a proper education first, then choose your broker carefully based on what you learn on the course. its all included.

[@MrAndonoff]

next lvl mindset, he's had a great run! great video, thank you, Tony!

[@vberger2]

He says regarding how to choose a broker, pick one who isn't taking the other side of your trade- so- how do you find out whether he's taking the other side of your trade? Do you ask him? Is that something he's going to tell you?

[@ChPonsard]

His doctor must have been like "wtf are you doing?"

[@InstituteofTrading]

Hi Tom. You just need to ask the broker. It should also be in their T's&C's when you apply / open your account. Shame is that most people dont read them and even if they did they wouldnt know what it means. On both sides of the pond it always takes the regulator a decade (minimum) to catch up. Usually after high profile screw ups and nasty things occuring to retail. Any of the guys on the accounts section will let you open for lower, but we state a minimum to eliminate gambling.

[@EricWilliamson00]

This was very interesting, thanks for the upload. I'm making my first pilgrimage to London for my first internship and am about to find out just how testing this profession is. I'm starting to put a small portfolio together, not for short term gains, but as a learning exercise and hopefully a return in the long run. Not many on my course at uni are doing this, so it was great to hear of how this opened doors for you.

[@alexdakar1994]

Give us some.news 6 years later !

[@valiantv2897]

How are you going Eric, 9 years later

[@JokerCatz]

Give a man a fish, keep him from hunger for that moment. Teach him how to fish, keep him from hunger forever.

[@XTen1000DaysX]

Nothing beats screen time- -get in there, trade with a small account, or paper trade. You'll start to see what you're better at spotting, me particuarlly I'm good at shorting into resistance, and then longing the grind-up action anticipating a short-squeeze. I know how to do that because I focus on shorting, so spotting a short squeeze/grind up action is relatively easier for me because i was afraid of it, so now i use it to my advantage. I never short low floats, typicaly i go long on them IF the volume is there.

[@astonmartinone100]

Do brokers really go against your positions?! Dog move.

[@kdev919]

I know.

[@brickstunram9391]

Franz Lindermeyer well yes and no. They benefit from commissions, so it's convenient if you're account is open so you can keep churning spreads. But on the other hand, brokers do have the order books, and if they want to put on a considerable position they need liquidity I.e. The opposite side of where the greater chunk of retail orders are. You're best bet is to be an INDEPENDENT THINKER. STOPE ROLLING WITH THE SHEEP

[@MrTruth111]

I've heard that elsewhere, they do that for fun and profit and it saves them tiresome fundamental researches.

[@commantrosexetlos4700]

90%

[@elastronaute1198]

The reason they do it is because most retail traders lose money and lose it fast. So why bother covering their positions? Instead they just take the other side of it, it's like having gamblers bet with you and you are able to offer no better than the high street bookmaker odds, why wouldn't you?

[@pjamesbda]

12:00 WOW! This sounds great. And they line up for this work?

[@pjamesbda]

Do tell. Quite a high price for a vacant existence.

[@teepea1907]

They make $500 000 000 of risk sound so cheap

[@666wilf]

Why do people that is good at trading go work for a investing bank? Why not stay at home and make all that money for yourself?

[@twitchak9326]

+martin me because investment banks gives you 10s of millions of dollars to play with, from which you take as percetage, so think of it this way if you made a bank a 100 million and you are taking home 10 percent, you just made 10 million in a year. Most people dont have 10 milion in the beginning to play with, also these corporations will cover your losses up to a certain point as well.

[@666wilf]

Well, I started a account on Thursday with £20 and now I have £100 so I can say I'm well on my way to my £10mil goal.

[@QSing999]

+martin me what were you trading to increase your position by 400% in less than a week.

[@666wilf]

+Arthur Schopenhauer I was trading oil but lost everything on Friday morning. I made the stupid mistake by not setting a limit. Yeah I know stupid me. Thought I could not lose but I did. Call it a lesson eh.

[@QSing999]

martin me Thats right its a lesson. It is a lesson that will allow you to make more money in the future and secure your gains. Thing is with such a low amount of money the transaction and spread costs would have taken much of your increase.

[@Florian-rz7cb]

A company creates shares because it needs capital to realize it's vision. Investors believe in the vision, are willing to take the risk to support the company and share the reward of success. Traders don't give a shit about any company, act for profit only, may well destroy a company, its vision and the life of its employees by what essentially is gambling. Everyday. Selling and buying can occur within seconds. Do you watch this and are mesmerized? Clever analysis. Highly functional mind. Yes there is money to be made but God how ugly is this trade in the greater picture that is the building of a society together rather than playing a game of musical chairs with the world's financial supply and letting the loosers beg for a meal. Our society suffers from intelligence misapplied. Peace.

[@nikzchannel]

"one beaten = two unbeaten" (russian proverb)

[@m.morininvestor9920]

It usually refers to what ?

[@InstituteofTrading]

By S&T i think you mean Sales and Trading? Two very different functions. I would say however, 90% of the time you require top degree from top school these days. Also you need to build a track record. If you dont have top degree from top school, a track record is an absolute must!

[@rinklednuggets9933]

Clearly a very knowledgeable man. But, clearly a very stressful job... He looks pretty tired and hes only 39. Is money everything?

[@jeevanraajan3238]

yes..money is everythinggg

[@tripleh8472]

Yes it is.

[@MPArmy123GDtime]

Very nice. Old yet new info. I wasn't aware of my broker going against me. I think there is a computer that sees numbers and makes a move automatically. IF there is something that will go against something in particular, but not after an individual.

[@shaithetradingguy9917]

Thank you for sharing your life experiences, learned a lot!

[@denismolod]

9 years ago and still relevant.. And quality of the video is great. Anton u are weird and interesting humanbeing ) What do you think about current crypto situation and recent bank collapse (signature, silvergate, svb)?

[@lukelewkowicz2233]

Greed is mentioned wery frequently. What is not emphasized is the fact that the greed leads to larceny. The societys' fabric goes amock as consequance of destruction to ethics that took so much time in nurturing and upholding to.

[@craigmaguire651]

What platforms do people use to trade while in college?

[@lindalucas6318]

sell your soul is a great place to start

[@JesusSavesSouls]

"What does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul? Or what can a man give in exchange for his soul?" - Mark 8:36

[@stocktrader9861]

This guy is a boss.

[@Eurodollartrader]

People who say money is the root of all evil don't fucking have any.

[@InstituteofTrading]

whats a typical Brit? can you explain? would be interested to know. Thanks

[@simaosoares165]

Anton, price action or technical indicators? I am for price action with a little help of indicators, what about you?

[@clashy]

Love this interview. This guy knows what's up. There is only one key to success, and it is work work work.

[@kkryptokayden4653]

The most volatile asset must be terra luna...made rich billionaires overnight and poor homeless the next day.

[@philli1588]

This is a veteran trader and wtf the questions they are asking,what a waste

[@shinebox4181]

hurr durr wake up 5am finish work at 2am sleep 3 hours yeah ok mate

[@InstituteofTrading]

indeed it is Sandeep, indeed it is! ;-)

[@markvidales]

Anton do you still trade if so can I hire you to trade for me in a managed account?

[@TheBeanTravel]

the interviewer must be the most bland person ever

[@GusZiliotto]

starter human character

[@manictiger]

It depends on what kind of penny stocks you're talking about and what your strategy is. I tend to surf them, jumping from one to another. This gives me more experience, more opportunity exposure and, theoretically, better profit potential, but requires a mastery of emotions and good planning (before the day even starts). Start small and don't listen to anyone on which ones to be bullish or bearish on. Numbers and patterns never lie, scam or have bias.

[@brianstacync]

its all in your head

[@mites7]

I appreciate both the words of encouragement and rather than thanking me for my commentary, I should be thanking you for yours. After doing this for a while, it amazes me how much hatred and stigma people have for the business, without having any idea what we have to put up with on a day to day basis. Nothing irks me more than when people say things "you guys make money without doing anything productive" To that I say, try doing this for a month, and tell me if you didnt work for your cash

[@HeartyJoe]

But what about Gamestop?

[@sandeepshetty1589]

this is the guy from ...million dollar traders

[@mites7]

I'm basically where you were at before you retired, just signed onto a large chicago based proprietary trading firm. I've already learned a lot in the 6 months I've been here and watched 3 of the other people I got hired with either quit or get sacked. It's pretty cut-throat, but hopefully I make it.

[@mageropeter1752]

How are you doing right now?

[@InstituteofTrading]

Is there a reason?

[@AzriRich88]

Legendary

[@DJMoskito123]

Hi Anton. Awesome videos. I was just wondering if you could advise the best way for a beginner to start trading (i.e which company to use to buy and sell shares)

[@Alumiss682]

10:28 he actually dated a girl? I never would've thought that a guy like Anton would've ever dated anyone in his entire life.

[@sebfox2194]

You don't think that multi-millionaires get women?

[@valentin19998]

With his bags he can get a lot of bitches for sure

[@jessicaalbert1544]

Hi Anton, fake account I am actually a male. Anyhow - How best could I break into Commodity trading? I want to be rich and trading is ideal for me as I want to be a real city slicker. In trading do you live the models and bottles life, if so, I know you laid a few women in your time. You sexy trader you ;) - the job makes ugly people attractive, just one of the perks

[@whatsup7184]

Amazing to see this video already hit M level vs before COVID. And good to know the tricky CFD system was like that and thanks god I haven't jumped into it. NOw I need to work much harder than before. Coming here for more than 2nd time and totally understood what Anton talking vs my first time.

[@PB42189]

lol, a less volatile market is not bad at all, theres plenty of money to be made in range trading day to day

[@megaskyburst]

Ah right so you know more about trading than Anton Kreil then.

[@PB42189]

+megaskyburst no, why would u even say that? makes no sense

[@londra1622]

Türkçe ye çevirecek delikanlı lazım

[@pamircinar6485]

zamanim olsa vallahi ceviricem, istedigin bi kisim varsa soyleyebilirsin

[@bobbyfox7562]

People speaking badly about Goldman Sachs are wrong. They partially caused a financial crises but they helped me buy property in the uk at dirt cheap prices and now they are all worth tripe what I paid for them.

[@emileriksen2481]

Who the fuck cares?

[@DomJLva]

Bobby Fox hahaha the financial crisis i get it

[@felixdubois-avila7360]

Hello! There is big space, many people, money shrinking due to greed. Reset calculator before it goes over memory. When is everything going to start over?