So now, I want to talk to you about "The Best Trading Strategy." So first off, this is not a one size fits all type solution. We're all different and there are a lot of variables that come into place when choosing a trading strategy that is best for you.

What kind of trader are you? From my experience, there are 2 extreme types of traders...

The much anticipated IPO of Snowflake Inc. (ticker symbol SNOW) has finally arrived. Snowflake Inc. is a cloud-based data-warehousing startup that was founded in 2012 and on September 16th, 2020 they had their initial public offering, or IPO. So what exactly does that mean?

It often starts off with buying stocks with now concept of a trade. NO trading plan, NO entry point, NO exit point, NO stop-loss. After they’re losing money on stocks after a while they start looking for “insider tips” and strategy but often turn to the merciless trading marketers who promise the world. After more and more losses they decide that trading isn’t profitable and it’s a losing game. They give up. Does this sound like any stage you’ve ever experienced when learning to trade?

So why did we such a violent sell off? Was this technically a "market crash." And maybe even a better question for today: Is this just a bounce before the next sell off? Well that's exactly what I plan to discuss.

Is anyone feeling Deja Vu? Because it's starting to feel a little bit like 2017 again with all the hype around Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies again. Over the last couple of weeks Bitcoin, Ethereum and the rest of the cryptocurrency market has been surging, with some less known days having triple digit moves in a matter of days...talk about VOLATILITY!

Are we in for another stock market crash this fall (2020)? As we're all aware, right now there is a confluence of crises unlike any time in my life and times are definitely pretty tough for a lot of Americans right now. If you've followed the markets for any length of time you're probably aware that more market crashes have happened in the fall than any other time.

In this episode, you'll learn what is a stock split? Why Would A Company (Like Apple or Tesla) Want To Split Their Stock? What Does This Mean If You're Currently Holding AAPL & TSLA Stock? Does A Stock Split Typically Send A Stock Higher or Lower?

The second part of the "Trading As A Business" series. In this episode, I will discuss the basic requirements established by the IRS to be eligible for qualifying as a trading business, or getting the Tax Trading Status. Even though I’m going to cover this in depth, I highly recommend that you consult a tax professional.

This is the first part of the series "Trading As A Business". There are 7 top tools needed to start a successful trading business.