SizeTrade Bulls Bears & Pigs

Why do most day traders fail? Gary & Amos talk about how to setup proper risk reward ratios to skew the odds in a traders favor to win in the markets. Using simple concepts to take your trading to a new level. How and when is the proper time to get out of trades prematurely. Why traders should operate like investors, and why investors don't operate like traders. Understanding why trading is about tipping the odds in your favor.

Gary discusses the economic forecast with economist Edward Offenbacher from the Bank of Israel.

Topics covered: The next economic bust, and how bad will it be and what to expect in the next recession. Interest rates, buy backs, currency wars and what are some black swans.

Edward Offenbacher is the current Senior Advisor for International Research Relations at Bank of Israel. Until August 2015 he was the Director of Monetary/Finance Division Research Department at Bank of Israel (and before that Director of Monetary Department – domestic monetary operations). He began his career as an economist at the Federal Reserve Board and served from 1979-1982. He received his PHD from Chicago University.

Gary and Amos talk about how to read SizeTrade signals, and how to execute orders. This is a good podcast for new members who are interested in learning how to trade SizeTrade signals.

Gary on developing a community and work ethic in order to trade successfully. What the little guys need to do in order to gain the upper hand and take your lifestyle to the next level.

Gary gives inspiration and answers the top 2 questions we get:

"If You are Making Money Trading, Why Give Time to Other Traders to Teach Them?"

"What Hours Does SizeTrade Send Out Signals?"

And why these 2 questions are not the right questions you should be asking.

Gary on reducing the number of indicators you're watching in order to improve profitability.

Understanding what you're good at and what patterns you like to trade will ultimately help you make money more consistently.

Gary talks about what metrics he looks at when evaluating the price of a stock.

PE Ratio, PEG Ratio. Looking at the economy from a top down point of view. Evaluating growth rates

and what factors are effecting the growth of various influential countries.

Gary deconstructs his thought process during evaluation, giving specific examples.