Why Only 10% of Stock Traders are Successful (and 90% Fail)

[@michealgraham8109]

Very brilliant explanation, I am a year and half into investing in Stock and ETFs which has been a journey, currently at 75% of my goal for the year at $35k. I am thinking long term.

[@Arief351]

That is great growth, how do one get in to understand this, I am new and know nothing about it. I want different sources of income.

[@michealgraham8109]

You can get into it, I work with an executive trade expert Mr Eddy Bruke. you can look him up if you want to, he’s the best bet at success in the market. Eddybruke .info

[@mattdoeland]

If the 90% failure is true then the 90% really aren't traders - they're failing amateur gamblers. Trading is a business, why would anyone start a business without knowledge of the business.

[@mattdoeland]

I agree with most of what you've said, however there aren't many occupations in which there is exclusively a 90% failure rate. Unless there is a consistency that repeats the consistent tried & true implementations - & rules, (which by the way have zero to do with fantastical goals) the failure rate will continue on from now until forever. My concern is that whilst ever the 90% believe the 'gurus' the 90% will remain failing.

[@michaelinzo]

Matt Doeland they probably saw some youtube or instagram video guy living a dream trading stock market etc. and they want to ride the hype train without any knowledge or experience trading. Those fucking Tim Sykes, Cameron, Kunal etc. fuckin traders selling false information.

[@melia8]

Matt Doeland it hasnt been easy finding actual info on how to trade and what things mean and most people dont want to help you learn so... so people just jump in and hope for the best.

[@syedrosdisyedmohd]

The 90% monies goes to the 10% pocket. 😙

[@IMdAbdulquadirKhan]

Of course they are fucking gambler and we are analysts

[@stamatouvable]

This video should be titled ( why 90% of traders give up )

[@joeberg5248]

More like "Why 90% of traders dont study and dont learn from their mistakes."

[@AIDENST]

more like "stop telling him what to title his videos."

[@63Baggies]

+Vainglory With Rev dammed straight. ..

[@Alfosan2010]

Wanna know the secret to be in the top 10%? Never blink!

[@63Baggies]

That's actually a really good point. ..

[@someonenamevalencia7527]

I don't get it.-.

[@ldiggy132]

some one NAME VALENCIA Sasha doesn't blink 😂

[@someonenamevalencia7527]

wow didn't blink once in the video wtf 14minutes

[@ngwarobbert8147]

It is the same secrets like a footballer who is famous

[@elaboy320]

Man...you're good!!! I'm binging on Sasha videos, thank you very much for your content....

[@bigbadbandana366]

Completely agree with the specializing. I started trading earlier this year (CFD) First i was trying to chase trends,didn't work. Then i decided to focus on tech, as i've been heavily interested into tech anyways, but it was usually that i made a lot on one trade, and then lost it on another. Now i'm focussing solely on 2 companies, which i'm swing trading, and this is finally paying of. I made about 1800% return of investment so far this year, so i'm doing pretty good now. So i'd say focus on 2/3 companies and read up on EVERY rumour, then trade based on that, and always keep an eye out for other potential fast growers, put them on your watch list and jump in once you feel comfortable with the stock.

[@MrTruth111]

ab de, what you do is a different strategy, Big Bad Bandana has a working strategy for himself. And btw you are investing, and not trading. Having a specific strategy where you become the sole expert is always good. I am learning gap trading, it is very dangerous, but I love the fast action. Before that I had no strategy. The first stock I bought... NOTHING happend for a week, I sold it, and then it went up 200%. Then I bought a stock and it went down 20% the next day. You need a strategy. I would concider it a complete nightmare trying to manage 20 stocks. I have a watchlist with 10 stocks that I watch every hour and I buy the dips alongside my gaptrading the open.

[@richwilson7507]

Do not marry a stock but you can date 2 or 3 stocks as long as the benefits dont end.

[@kingmike40]

From what I have witnessed and done myself is that I and others allow losses to get too big. Cut losses fast, a few percentage points 3 to 5% and be patient with winners. Winners can become losses so set stop loss or watch closely. If you go set on the toilet for 5 minutes you might lose thousands. Set a number to sell at. If you decide on $400 daily profit than sell when a stock/option makes 400 in a day. I usually sell anything I have that makes me a double I might not sell all of the shares but I will sell 50 to 75 percent of anything that makes me a double. Especially if it happens on same day or the next day after the purchase. Don't listen to the talking heads on TV and most internet "experts" are dangerous to your wealth. I have been living off of my trades for almost 2 years. I don't have a formal education in trading or business. I was a crane operator and a truck driver and decided that there had to be something better for my life. I don't care about hitting the big numbers I have had weeks that I made 29,000 and months that I have lost 42,000. I started with 3500 trading options in 2006. Believe it or not this does get boring. So get a hobby.

[@ElenaDelgadoREALEXCEL]

Hej Mike, will you share with me where you self educated yourself to trade options? I am also interested in trading options and starting small. What would be the best advice you would give to someone who is just starting out to learn this trade ?

[@kingmike40]

I learned by doing. I looked up the basics and went from there. The market was better, a strong bull, when I started so that helped. The market now is more volatile. I put on a trade and I sell the same day or the next day. I used to hold options for a few days to a few weeks but not with this volatility. Get a cash account not an margin account. Margin accounts are controlled by pattern day trading rules.

[@Stayler17]

Why is the market volatile. Will it get worse and more complicated or is it just a wave of ups and down as years pass by?

[@austinismadcrunk]

kingmike40 Solid advice; thanks for sharing.

[@noyes9885]

"It takes time to master whatever platform you choose. This is unavoidable if you wish to succeed at whatever platform you choose. Most people leave to the next path if they are not successful but the successful traders stick with whatever they're doing and commit."

[@percyastronautstatus.8780]

this is me...I have job hopped many years.....I dnt want to bring this mentality into stocks...thank u sasha

[@realblackbetty2204]

Be conservative, don’t be greedy, set realistic goals and get out = >90% success.

[@smacpost3]

So true. Many of my losing trades were winners initially, and i did not take my profit (greed).

[@kerimkerimov684]

inshallah i will be rich happy and stay healthy before 25 and live long amen inshallah pishmallah الله

[@carmenr3927]

Just incredible! Never done stocks, but I learned so much from this. This reflects my life's problems. Thanks a bunch!

[@matthewfike4491]

Good message ! Thank you for posting.

[@therogueliker]

sasha thanks for the advice it is my 2nd year as a business owner. as of now, i was already planning to drop the business because i feel like its not that profitable but then i saw your video! thanks to you i changed my mind! i'll focus again on my business! great content btw. thanks!

[@cuttingedgecool7235]

Sasha, this is THE best explanation of why 90% of traders fail, I have ever seen and probably ever will see! Thank You!

[@rajuahmed3011]

Very good video thanks.

[@bades9115]

This dude probably won all of his middle school staring contests

[@ElenaDelgadoREALEXCEL]

Great content Sasha, truly appreciated. Thank You for putting your time and energy to share this valuable information :)

[@cookiesbomber]

Totally agree with your statement, i've always been a jack of all trades jumping from one thing to another. But I always wonder why i'm not amazing at one thing. This is my 3rd month trading, i'm not doing too bad to have learned on my own. This makes total sense thank you!

[@63Baggies]

it's a verrryy long winded way of saying that one needs to specialise, focus and be tenacious.

[@garylarson5087]

Agree, A lot of words repeated over and over, a theme of these videos. Good advice, buy very long winded.

[@Shatteredsosa]

That’s why you guys are in the 90% because you are both impatient.

[@zyadabdelaziz8035]

Great video! one question, What about getting from one business to another, for example, starting a hair salon, get it up and running and then open a restaurant, and so on? Diversifying your business portfolio

[@zenasbergen7156]

You have the right Idea my friend.

[@Burnstohot]

Thank you sir this helped me understand what kinda mindset one must have to be successful at trading. Just got to be patient and put in the work and hone in those skills.

[@tradersflyofficial]

Wonderful to hear! Thank you so much for watching and hope to see you more in the future.

[@Main111____]

Great video! This applies to most businesses/aspects in life.

[@phillipbayless7155]

Bro, thanks for sharing this. Just what I needed to hear. I appreciate you putting these videos out.

[@tradersflyofficial]

You are more than welcome here thanks so much for watching I'm glad you found the video helpful

[@xaxa-]

100% agree with what you said.

[@johncharlescaley]

But he could have just said it once instead of repeating the same thing for 15 mins.

[@xaxa-]

john caley

[@iDom95]

Being successful and profitable are two different things. I feel Sasha was talking about stock traders who are doing it full time, rather than only %10 of traders are profitable

[@michaeldadon2325]

It’s scary how spot on accurate this is... I been studying stocks for about 3 months now and then my buddy instantly tries to get me to get into options trading when I haven’t fully grasped the concept and perfected regular stocks and I lost some money because of it... watching this made me realize u really can’t listen to nobody. Just because someone learns something one way and quickly doesn’t mean the other person will. Thank you for the video and the great advice

[@stevewhite1333]

Really good video. I look forward to watching your other videos as well.

[@chriscorte6902]

Honestly, this video was a huge relief bc I knew BEFORE i started studying technical analysis that the stock markets take time and skill. I just thought that everybody knew that and I'd have to be one of the best players ever...

[@Minalover100]

Once again, good advise. Thank you!

[@tonyn6365]

bottom line: 90% of people don't stay the course..stay the damn course through thick and thin.

[@oklikeuknow4827]

Or until you run out of mommy's money

[@michaelykwon]

good point, good video. thanks mate

[@TheBlazinAsian96]

This is incredibly motivating, thank you so much Sasha.

[@yuliantosaputro5714]

i dont care about the titled, you have amazing point in this video sasha.. good job, thank you..

[@whis5448]

Stock market is transferring of money from the impatient to the patient. It is so true as those impatient would normally sell-off at the low and buy in at the high as they are emotional and easily gave in to fear and then lose whatever little money they have.

[@wouterhidma188]

Good stuff man!! Very usefull. Thanks alot

[@MatheuseMileide]

Nice video. It sounds very honest and realistic, it makes a lot of sense. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us. All the best.

[@btcbull]

Very good Sasha, keep up the great work!

[@Glop1298]

Excellent video. Very good!

[@belindabella]

You are very eloquent and you pass your points clearly.I want to get more knowledge in stock trading before I start.From Kenya I do appreciate

[@Hamilton_Lambo]

Great timeless video Sasha. I can relate. As I look back, i do tend to behave same way and work hard to prevent the greed and fear habits from kicking in and having a plan and sticking to it - learning from my mistakes and adjusting them each year. Watching this helps to reinforce the message - thank you.

[@rksharma10911]

superb coaching

[@jacksantosi945]

I dont Know why such a little amount of people know your channel!!!!! it is amazing how you do your easy simple explanations which always make perfect sense!!!!

[@jacksantosi945]

Well, I do not know where to learn the Basics of stock trading. I watch your Videos quite often, but where to start?

[@zzo28]

(5%)Bulls make money, (5%)Bears make money...(90%)Sheeps lose money. ...????

[@terencetrentwatford.632]

Sheeps ?? Are you for real you imbecile 🔥

[@zzo28]

@@terencetrentwatford.632 10% is too much. 2% bulls ,%2bears.. 98%sheeps is real. 😀 Dont be sheep. Be a bull or bear, 1instrument , 1 direction .

[@ChrisParrishOutdoors]

This is a very, very good point. Well put.

[@AA-ou9et]

This is brilliant. Thank you!

[@docashley8472]

Thank you so much for making this video. It helped me a lot to instill faith in myself to work with stocks. My brother had discouraged me so much, that I could not find the courage to start.

[@nikhilmhatre169]

CONCENTRATE ON 1 THING.

[@permitivitym4318]

from zero to one

[@Hoop639]

what are trading options?

[@someonenamevalencia7527]

Sasha tell us how was Ur first time at the stock market and if you won or fail the first few time

[@Sfxquan1408]

Great insights! thanks a lot for your contributions!

[@alihamouda6248]

good , but how to find that Process moving up step by step by time as you said? in general . what should I do to build a trading business.( for my self )

[@smacpost3]

I think you are exactly correct. Find one winning strategy, stick to it and fine tune it until you are master of it. Once consistent profitability is achieved, then the trader can move to the next strategy if desired, to widen the playing field.

[@tradersflyofficial]

Absolutely! Well said.

[@joeplayer1772]

How about making a video about how stock brokers trade against their clients and how their real purpose is to rip them off.

[@joeberg5248]

He doesnt need to lol Everyone already know that.

[@Yowzoe]

Oh no they don't. Most people are sleepwalking through the investing process.

[@jamessoriano9683]

Thank you for the message of perseverance, God bless you sir.

[@VLAHECO]

Greatttt advices and great video. Thank you

[@tradersflyofficial]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@IllKindDesigns]

Great Advice Sasha ! thanks a lot this makes me even more motivated!

[@xpehbambhoc6181]

Were you failing at the start too ?! stuck with it and learn ?! How did you deal with fails?! and what was your first trades with?! thanks, great motivational video, Ive learnt something about myself... as I jump from place to place often. :-/

[@joseamaro3942]

what are the site/programme that traders use?

[@johnwilson6271]

9 months learning how to trade now.Im still learning.But getting better and starting to learn price average and not chasing and im also learning a few patterns...

[@BP2U]

Brilliant analogy; thanks,

[@robertcliffort2354]

Excellent.

[@007srikanth]

Wonderful sir

[@tradersflyofficial]

thank you so much

[@LamondoHillII]

Excellent video, thank you for doing this.

[@jonathanassani3411]

Thank you brother for advise!

[@Ivar1231]

Thank you for the video.

[@tradersflyofficial]

You're more than welcome

[@vinvin1715]

Another informative video. What you say is so true. It takes time. Glad to see you are now looking directly into the lens of the camera, it makes your videos so more personal and engaging. The lens is that one person you are engaging with, just as a trend is your friend so is the lens. it would be good to see a tutorial video on how and why you actually pick a particular stock the things that you look for when choosing a stock, such as the fundamental analysis of choosing a stock. Keep up the excellent work. BTW have you considered transposing some of your tutorials into a audio podcast?

[@agoshgaur5335]

This video is much more than the title suggests. The advice in the video is for anything in life and not just trading. This reminds me of Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor; it offers such a simple advice, that you find yourself thinking "Why do people not follow it?"

[@agoshgaur5335]

Sasha Evdakov You Are welcome Sasha. I am gorging in your videos to learn about options trading. I am having a hard time understanding time decay? Any good source?

[@NareshSmartGyan]

plz suggestion about trding

[@2Amuzed]

Very valid points and totally analogous to running a business ..

[@263EastRD]

Awesome info...so simple yet practical new subscriber

[@263EastRD]

No bro....thank you....you speak our language

[@aerohk]

Hold until the price goes above your buying price. Simple.

[@miguelthebest384]

Aerohk - Not that simple buddy. We all know what I'll happen if you hold it too long 😨

[@WupeViasco]

Aerohk just buy oversold stocks under $5 that have fallen considerably with an rsi that falls below the 30 line set that as your support. Wait for a bullish candle that engulfs a red candle. Set your stop loss below your support and sell 50% of your profits when it grows 4% and let the rest continue. Only trade when the market is green. It's really simple. You do that over and over again you'll become profitable.

[@eduardoleal7980]

Greetings on which market do you recommend to start focusing my studies as a trader ? Should I focus on learn about options or stocks or futures first? Thanks !

[@smacpost3]

Learn technical analysis. Study and spend a lot of time in front of your charts. Develop a strategy and practice it until you are winning most of the time. Charts are charts, and tech analysis overlaps different instruments. Stocks might be easiest, there is more volatility and less noticeable institutional influence. But until you decide, get that chart time in.

[@bogipavlov6783]

Thank you so much!

[@harrissimo]

Great video! Thank you!

[@OeGpj7my]

Hi Sasha, This was actually happening to me right now. I almost jump into different products and services offered by banks like UITFs and MFs seeing good performances yoy . Well those are nice too but your explanation opened my inner self reflection on how to deal with my emotions in deciding what should i do with my stocks. Keep sharing your vids I would love to see more from you. I'm learning! Thanks

[@OeGpj7my]

+Sasha Evdakov (TradersFly) Hi Sasha, I'm still on my learning process. It's really nice to hear from you again. I actually pull myself away from trading last few months ago and honestly I got into panic.. but few days ago i started back again because i think the market has recovered.. I've seen a video from you "that if you don't know what's happening. hop out from the platform it could be weeks or months before you finally decide when to go back.. " just like what you've said.. it takes a process to learn, it takes time.. so here i am.. i am glad you asked and I'm still on my learning process.

[@samsonbreed6049]

Awesome video and info 👍👍

[@tradersflyofficial]

Excellent! Thank you so much for the nice comment

[@briansuarez1251]

Hey Sasha do you recommend any books to read?

[@drstrange2292]

the books are expensive, but you have to really be dedicated to live an investors life

[@garyhope6459]

Excellent video, thanks.

[@timcorpuz2155]

Thanks for all your great videos Sasha, I am learning lots from you, thanks God for your Life! Blessings!

[@smalltime3880]

Great Stuff!

[@ramoncitogodoy5612]

hey man you're videos are very imformative where can i view the proper arrangements of your videos ? i wanna start from the beginning , thank you so much and god bless !

[@shia5188]

Great video!

[@yakub2659]

Awsm vid

[@sajas8112]

Amazing love it thank you

[@joekavalackal1]

bro you just enlightened me . thank you so much ...

[@catalincata9043]

Could you do one on penny stocks. Why they are better? Pros and cons.

[@joeberg5248]

Check out Timothy Sykes on youtube. He's a pennystock millionaire.

[@franzalilintv2909]

You rock! Thank you!

[@deadeyeventures]

So glad I found this video, I was looking at starting to trade options. But it makes more sense to stick with what I'm starting to have success doing instead of branching out. Thanks!

[@perryjaialai]

Very Good!

[@mohamedabdelaziz2815]

Hi Sasha , Thank you very much your videos are very helpful , I want to ask a question , I understand that I need to focus on one thing in trading and master it , my question is that should I start with stocks or I can start with any thing , CFDs or options as long as I stick to it ?

[@ZenTradeGame]

Still a great video 👍🏾

[@tradersflyofficial]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed the video

[@ZenTradeGame]

@@tradersflyofficial Definitely! I’ve been learning from you for years.

[@jeremywolfe7021]

Hi Sasha, if I'm doing well with swings do you see any problem with moving into Options? My goal is to be play those two positions and do well with them.

[@tradersflyofficial]

Some people do better with options and are better suited than they are at swing trading so I don't see a problem with moving into options even early on. It's more of a question of what food you like. Some people are just vegetarians and other people like to cook on the barbecue. It's just a matter of personal preference but one is a little more complicated than other to cook

[@jeremywolfe7021]

@@tradersflyofficial Thanks!

[@Jonatan10Soto]

You are a great mentor. would you recommend for someone to choose a stock based on past performance or current performance?

[@Jonatan10Soto]

Apologies. But thanks for the reply. You're still awesome dude.

[@ericwright1668]

Waiting for the options course. Im still tring to coralate options trading with stock trading concepts. Also your big on recognizing volume, is there a course for that coming?

[@ericwright1668]

+Sasha Evdakov (TradersFly) Thanks Sasha, I appreciate all the courses and knowledge you have given us

[@jakubvalenta5403]

Excellent! 100% correct.

[@BestYouTubeVids123]

How do you buy n sell without paying a fee?

[@jeffbelcher9398]

5000 dollars minimum

[@rendezvu175]

You would be that one college professor, who wouldn't put your students to sleep. Thanks for all the videos.

[@CSRArmyCat]

Great video :D

[@buddmcstudd6994]

This is a great video and is explained really well kind of goes hand in hand of what people say if you are dedicated then things will work well, and I think that its around 90% of people that fail because they don't take it seriously and are not dedicated.

[@islandsound]

Very good advice.