What kind of trader are you? Tell us about your trading strategy?

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[@mrm8818]

Trading strat: 1/ Find companies that are making money 2/ Undervalue stocks that are aggressively growing their earnings 3/ The general market (i.e. the ftse) rises all stocks rise same when falls. 4/ Buy into those stocks when the general market (general marker = FTSE) is rising 5/ Top down approach, looking at the general market i.e. FTSE, looking at the sector, looking at the share 6/ Fundamentals - value, earning potential, earning safety 7/ Markets he trades - Forex market, 03:19 Regarding the stock market he spends his weekends analysing fundamentals and trends using a system (genius) 3-4hrs forex - trades on 4 hour chart. Moves happen London session or afternoon sesh 8/ Risk management - Only risks a 3rd of a % on short term trades and half % on individual long term trades 9/ Add to winners

[@RaphPorsche]

His statements were very precise and accurate. Usually, any individual pays a lot of money to hear something a lot worse as trading tips. Love this channel.

[@Asdasty]

I wish more beginner traders watched videos like this, instead of watching videos of people buying expensive watches and flexing their wealth. You arent learning much from them. Yes it does help you dream of what you can eventually achieve in future, but it doesn't give you a realistic short term view.

[@siyathuse8389]

This is a real legend in trading, full experience, full knowledge and very intelligent too

[@claramembreno3472]

I love to see old traders giving the knowledge, he is not.like the dumb guys looking like dumb with rings and luxury cars, this is a gentleman with knowledge in the business

[@wongcheukkwan]

This lesson is very important. If the general market is falling, but the prices of certain stocks keep on rising, don't buy. Don't be against the trend. Wait for the general market to rise again and then buy. Not many stocks are still under-valued. The prices of some under-valued stocks may be dormant for a long time. Find out the underlying reasons. Why these cannot attract buyers? This is quite normal as people follow the herds instinct. If there is nothing wrong with the fundamentals, then you may decide whether to put stakes on these under-valued stocks or not. Remember what Warren Buffett said, "When everybody fears, you should be greedy."

[@ishmaelchibvuri]

This Guy is Smart.. and Intelligent

[@_Kavika]

I love this gurl! She's intelligent and beautiful.

[@peterhguk]

"Add to winners" Gonna have to nail that one down and work it out

[@_Kavika]

She asks the right questions. Otherwise, she would not have extracted the information that we all need. And that makes her intelligent and beautiful.

[@KpxUrz5745]

Brilliant. Go bigger when you know you're right. My philosophy exactly.

[@ZenTradeGame]

His Video “The psychology of trading an investing” was amazing! This is good too.

[@the2ndgem]

There are so many Livermore principles in here that it's not even funny. This guy knows the real way to make money

[@cade9491]

i like how he says okay with a question mark.

[@salmanabualsameed5514]

As an experienced trader ( currency spot, stocks future & option ) agree with what you have said not just %100 but % 1000, you are ON the market / regards salman issa pro in Math.

[@hasantao]

Does anyone know which course he was talking about Richard Wyckoff?

[@lomo8660]

This gentleman is a fine trading spirit. I also see some chemistry between the lady and the gentleman 😉

[@eenpaard3915]

I'm sure he has gotten more richer this year

[@khulekaniduma7158]

Amazing Interview. Watching all these videos has been a real help. Amazing interviewer and great guru guest !

[@berry104]

I feel like there was some innuendos 4:00 He's got life figures out 😄

[@bimmarvinlim3804]

Informative kind of interview ..i want to fix those crooked blinds behind him though.

[@remotaurog]

Good advice David ,this is what I have been taught and it works well .

[@TheKindHearty]

What is the book title that he bought for the wyckoff?

[@iamashooter]

Great video ! Now I’m good at craps too

[@peppercorn4196]

Yeah he's right fundamental in forex is hard even with technical they hard to predict without deep understanding

[@vintageb8]

He risks half of one percent? So in a 10,000 usd account he risks only $50? His entry must be perfect every time!

[@E23-q3t]

Like your video! What do you think about these: 1. FX Liquidity does not matter whether it is from closing a long or short position, it can be taken by MM/banker/any trader to open as a long or short position. Is this statement true or false? Please advise with detailed educational advice. 2. Because FX is a zero sum game, if the liquidity is worth USD$10.01m it cannot be taken one cent more or less it must be digested exactly with the same amount by the MM/banker/any trader. Is this statement true or false?

[@saitama7599]

Iam here after 4year

[@nyqon]

i love this guy. thank you

[@tarikm5116]

I have trouble adding to winners due to my trade usually being 20-30pips, does anyone have any advice? I usually enter with .25% or .5% risk

[@reemlsilkworm]

I assume your stops are in the 5-10 pip area? (or 6.2 pips?). Maybe try using a higher time frame, a larger stop, and a bigger target. Even better, you might do away with targets all together, and stop limiting your trades to 20-30 pips.. Why 20-30? What if the market moves 60-70, or 200-300? Will you still exit after 20-30? You can use market driven stops (trailing), and be content with what it has reserved for you. Never, ever, exit a trade unless you're stopped out. Not ever. Or else you are simply leaving masses of profit on someone else's table.

[@arunmd7515]

Download this video and preserve. This insight is hard to earn by experience

[@whatnextkai1294]

Take away…. add to winners.

[@miktin7008]

I disagree with adding to a winning trade. The market will eventually retrace and you’ll give back your profits because the later added trades will loose.

[@alfarisabuziad9315]

Thanks for this great video 😊

[@PedroDVC]

Brilliant man!

[@elastronaute1198]

Don't agree with what he says about craps. The only similarities is there is an element of chance with trading just as with games of chance like craps, but just because a 7 doesn't show for so many rolls on a craps table, that gives you no fundamental edge. Each roll is completely unique and has the same probabilities as any other roll, you cannot beat craps doing this, all you can do is maybe capitalise on positive variance but that is just chance. In trading you can form a fundamental profitable edge, you cannot over rule the house edge against you on a craps table. The only game it IS possible to beat (other than obviously poker where you're playing against other players and not the house) is blackjack, where it is possible to gain a very small but significant edge by card counting under certain conditions, but such an edge is not possible with craps. So I see it as a bad analogy.

[@flerfsmash]

yea bud GBP>USD . This is why you dont make claims and stick with where the big money is in real time

[@socrates_the_great6209]

Damn he is good! Thanks for sharing!

[@sbjorgy]

where can I get the crap game simulator? of course this is 3 years ago

[@tiebeetroottk8501]

interesting and charming

[@redeemed2007]

Whats his details..anyone?

[@mountainlion4807]

No y’all don’t need to know your profitable anyways right. So to answer a better question yes I like Irish whiskey. Have a great day.

[@KINGSCROSSMEDIAcom]

Great video

[@Year9FX]

"have you ever played craps? oh its a crapping game" lol

[@joshualewis7566]

Them don't talk the real truth trade your own way u will catch on

[@BF2042Pro]

Her: "So what is your trading strategy?" Him: "YOLO & Hope I guess 3 times the charm" Her: "Ah very interesting, What did you eat for lunch today?" Him: "Purple Crayons"

[@MrDvfdsv]

man she's attractive, very likable, radiating and sensual

[@AliceHh_]

I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start. >

[@EventHorizon0511]

I like this guy. He speaks like Obama.

[@Jacob-fj7xp]

um lmao you can do alot of fundamentals on currencies by studying alot of different economic data and central bank data

[@kch3019]

She hot

[@edwardburroughs1489]

Is this man seriously claiming that there is statistical dependency between dice rolls??!?!?!?!?

[@reemlsilkworm]

Are you seriously claiming that statistical dependency between dice rolls does not exist??!?!?!?!?