Where Can Retail Traders Get an Edge in the Market? Ben Berggreen Answers

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Anton is the most humble professional I have ever seen in my life Extreamly amazing guy ..!!

[@desilads5555]

This KZbin should have at least 100 Million subs ... Such an amazing channel Thank you very much for sharing these amazing videos with us ..!!

[@polthomaskeeley7860]

These guys are Masters in their craft. Very very true about finding out who you really are when you become a Trader, and embracing what it exposes about you, good and bad. You need a process; where you're going to fit in, and who can be there to guide you. That's a whole other aspect to investing in yourself as a Trader.

[@wongcheukkwan]

In order for a retail investor to succeed, he/she needs to use portfolio management and diversify. Risk management, discipline, unemotional attitude , professional attitude (never playing with money), diligence in monitoring the performance of your portfolio, asset re-balancing, etc are all important. Start investing with real money of small mount, and find out an approach that would fit your personality. When you have full confidence, maximize the capital. Pay attention to the local and global news, which may help you generate new investment ideas. Set a longer time horizon for investing (to me, it is in terms of years), and cut away the losers with no hesitation.

[@victorytrader6488]

Thank you for this video. I would like to point out the difference between Retail Traders and Institutional Investors. As you may guess it is all about the amount of money. With a much higher amount of money, Institutional Investors CAN NOT manage a Short Term Portfolio. For the Retail Investor, he(her) has a funding limitation on his(her) Trading Account from the start and has to follow the Trend anyway. So base on that who has more ability to control the market.

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Love this guy

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all traders need to watch this

[@KarenFoo]

Agree. Well Said.

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I watch you lol

[@pathfinder2557]

GOATS of trading

[@kannapiranr.p9607]

Thanks

[@johnreesor1450]

I totally agree

[@paulbarr1705]

Every new trader and everyone considering trading needs to learn the message in this video.

[@jasoneyes01]

An ERAU brother like me who took the same path as me. Aeronautical Science majors who had no options in the 90's. Our lives are parallel. You flew Beech 18's and I flew Cessna 402's. Im class of 94. Your class of 96.

[@ARGunsmoke]

1:32...absolute truth right there!!! That took me the longest time to finally realize.

[@BrianScalabrineMVP]

Opportunity in swing trade (1-6 months) need to take your personality in account (low risk taker uncomfortable taking risk then don’t trade in a way competing with others comfortable with that style) Gaining foundation/education in first year or two. Need somebody holding hand in beginning bc so many mistakes in beginning that can snowball. Discipline most important thing in trading.

[@Jared-kh3uk]

Paper trading is almost useless. There is no emotional aspect to it. Trade with small portions when getting started. You’ll have all the money in the world to make once you perfect your strategies that gain you an edge over the market

[@mikebasketball11]

Hi Jared, can i ask, do you have profitable retail-based trading strategies? Not asking for them, just asking if you yourself make money with any systematised strategies as a private trader. cheers.

[@amamchukwuvalentine2306]

I do

[@ImNotHereToArgueFacts]

While this comment makes sense, how can you make a profit in the real market if you cannot in paper land? Best by test for minimal amount of time.

[@dennisdimerosa3996]

🙌

[@stancurry6265]

What is harder? A smart retail trader with limited info edge/no institutional environment/experience or a seasoned manager managing a 20 billion dollar fund at scale

[@terrydavis6368]

harder to succeed? retail.

[@raymondphilip6232]

Good question, 20billion dollar fund scale is harder.

[@francislambert5189]

Paper trade in REAL-TIME...? You Cannot.

[@mikebasketball11]

Why not? Are you referring to the violation of market variables upon executing an order (which isn't present with paper trading)?

[@prateeksharma496]

Retailers can't cause huge variable violations

[@LukaszAdams]

Match you personality to your trading.

[@catchagrip1322]

Expected a better answer than swing trading, which is fine, but you get a trade on once in a blue moon and success rate is around 60% .. Sound advise though for risk, if you can't afford to lose it or you hate risk, don't fking trade.. period. This entire world was built on risk from capitalists putting they're money on the line to gov't projects that created jobs etc.

[@O.Ez8]

DISCIPLINE

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i bought some facebook call me crazy

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xD

[@adityachauhan7921]

You are crazy .

[@leonhenry4861]

are you up?

[@jaysonmaharaj8003]

How did this play out

[@theklaymiator]

Assuming you bought at the highs of July 2018, when the price was around 200-210, you'd be up +20-30 dollars per share now in July 2020 which is pretty good actually

[@elliottd1771]

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