What do you really need in a trading setup for video cards? You really just want to be able to connect a whole bunch of monitors. So should you buy the cheapest card that you can find but still supports the number of screens that you want? Or should you buy the most expensive card on the market? The answer, its actually somewhere in the middle of those tow extremes. Lets review two of the most common video card platforms out there, both made by nVvidia: the GeForce vs Quadro.

Quadro K1200: https://amzn.to/2GTuh0M
GeForce 1080ti: https://amzn.to/2Itb6Z2
How Many Monitors Do You Need: https://claytrader.com/videos/thoughts-multiple-monitor-trading-set-ups/

Yup… it’s true. I had one losing trade that wiped out, literally, 7 day’s worth of winning trades. Is it still possible to make money with Risk vs. Reward such as this? This is the topic I discuss using my month of March actual trading results as the baseline.

Here’s the trade I referred to in the video where I lose the $1,000 – watch the trade HERE. https://claytrader.com/videos/losing-1000-in-a-trade/

A common question I get from those people early in their journeys of learning about the market involves trying to understand a stock’s price and what dynamics are part of its movement. Why is a stock price moving? What causes it? There are many questions surrounding this concept and in all actuality, at the end of the day, it can be summarized by using a single word.

How is a Stock’s Price Determined? - https://claytrader.com/videos/stocks-price-determined/

The video speaks for itself, so all I’m going to say is having an “almost” / “nearly” complete strategy is NOT good enough. Sure, it can work and work for quite a while, but when you don’t have ALL components of the strategy in place… well… things can get ugly in a hurry.

What speed internet is actually required for trading? In this video I explain not only what the speed actually means, but also we talk about latency, and the differences between megabit, megabytes, kilobits, and kilobytes. Then I explain what that all means to you, and what you need to be concerned about when picking your next internet service provider.