LONE STOCK TRADER – Fred Saffore – Stock trading course for beginners – How I became profitable in the stock market (Trading full time)
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Fred Saffore (AKA Lone Stock Trader) gives insight into his thoughts and style as a professional stock trader, earning his living through the stock market. He also offers what has been said to be the best stock trading course available.
A recent competitor in the 2019 US investing championships (5th place) Fred gives guidance on how he made the transition from a losing novice trader to a highly respected profitable trader.
Fred has grown a considerable following over the years through trading insights on his website where he also offers a free E-book.
Fred offers his stock trading course for those looking to get into the detail of the specific trading strategy he uses. Not just a trading course for beginners but a trading course for advanced traders looking to earn a fairly passive income from the stock market.
I hope you find the video useful and gain inspiration of what can be achieved.
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everyone is good in a bull market
Really inspirating videos , thx 4 sharing with us , Rolf Klawitter fm Hamburg/ Germany
The 3 theme each of these books in the playlist is golden to staying in the trading game.
I experienced Fred in Stine's chat,….he was super knowledgeable and highly detailed.
Damn… shits crazy
One more nice video, thanks FW!
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Please explain to me why you should ignore ETF when it is recommended everywhere
40% those are rookie numbers.
I like the way Every successful traders advise newbies to get away from the forex market 😂😂😂😂😂😉
Very very nice video sir 👌
Please make video on security analysis book summary
Only focus on individual stocks and stay away from ETFs and FOREX, that's a strange piece of advice. ETFs (SPY, QQQs, etc) and FOREX can be very profitable as well.
Great review…Keep up the good work.
cool video! what tool or website are you using with the monte carlo sim?
Your compounding doesn't take tax into account
Hi Gareth. I've just gone over this video again taking notes and I think Fred Saffore teaches us more than I realised first time around. His advice to pick a strategy that suits your personality is particularly helpful. Strategies based on 'never too high to buy' make me nervous. I am more comfortable with RSI oversold and MACD below the line crossover strategies (i.e. buying relatively cheap and trusting in regression to mean principles). The other important, but related, point he makes – perhaps inadvertently – is that we should all develop our own strategies rather than slavishly following someone else's strategy. The only strategies we ever fully understand, I believe, are our own. The other thing I noticed was that his losses average only 4% of each losing trade. I would guess he either sets a stop loss between 4% and 5% or watches his trades more closely than he admits and pulls out quickly when. they start to go against him. I mention this because he advises that there's 'no need to watch your positions during the trading day'. Once again, many thanks for an excellent series of teaching videos.
Great work, really liking your videos…. Keep it up.
Many thanks Gareth. I thought 3 stars was generous for this book because it doesn't actually teach us anything except 'be disciplined and stick to your rules' without actually saying what the rules are – apart from not risking more than 1% on each trade. But 5 stars for your review.