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From discussing the latest market trends to exploring innovative and successful swing trading strategies, The Trading Coach Podcast covers it all. Compared with gambling, problem trading is more likely to be seen as a socially acceptable activity. Search for “passive income” on any social media platform, and you’ll see account after account offering tips on how to make money from assets rather than work. As one viral sound clip on TikTok puts it: “Darling, I’ve told you several times before, I have no dream job – I do not dream of labour.” Whether you’re a seasoned trader or just starting, you’ll find valuable insights and inspiration from Akil’s engaging and down-to-earth style. Day traders spend a lot of time trying to understand complex patterns and trading strategies, but no matter how long you spend studying or how good you get at trading, the chances of you being right aren’t particularly high. One study found that even market “gurus” only get it right 47% of the time.

Predicting an asset’s price movements is about more than just your gut instinct. Most traders use complex technical indicators to make their predictions, such as by noting changes in a moving average (the average price of an asset over a certain time period). TradingView, a platform where traders can create custom charts of assets, offers users more than 100 technical indicators, ranging from simple moving averages to complicated tools like Fibonacci projections, Gann Fans, and Ichimoku Clouds. If you’re struggling to understand what any of that means, you’ll see why most beginners run into trouble. You will learn about the usual errors made by retail traders so that you don't make the same mistakes that everyone did when they first started trading. Matterport has been transforming itself into a subscription-focused company, with subscription revenue accounting for 52% of total revenue in the first half of 2021. This is a positive for investors because subscription businesses generate recurring revenue. Media portrayals of day trading may make you believe that you only need to work for an hour a day and then sit around raking in the cash, but the reality is far less glamorous. Think hours upon hours of staring at lines on a screen, then spending most of your downtime studying the markets.

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Hosted by two experienced swing traders, ClayTrader and Chezz, this podcast is all about helping traders of all levels succeed. A full-time trader who goes by the handle apo99 on the Elite Trader forum spoke about the stress that comes with day trading: This course is essential for the traders that know technical analysis in theory but they want to trade with real money.

Forget about solving all these crimes; the signal triumph here is (spoiler) the heroine’s survival. This transformation is largely thanks to founder and CEO Jensen Huang, whose business savvy seems on par with his tech brilliance. CFO Colette Kress also deserves much credit, as she's been the finance leader for eight years. At all skill levels, trading can be a stressful activity. One study found that even professional traders experienced heart palpitations when the market was particularly volatile. Over time, chronic stress can lead to even bigger problems, from increased risk of heart disease to anxiety and depression (though the research on traders specifically is limited). Then there are the usual health problems associated with too much sitting down and staring at screens. Nvidia is deeply involved in VR across its platforms. Its GeForce RTX GPUs offer gamers plug-and-play compatibility with all of the top VR headsets. Its VRWorks suite of products enables application and headset developers to create VR experiences. And, to name one more example, its Drive Constellation simulation platform -- which runs in data centers -- allows developers working on autonomous vehicles to do testing in virtual reality. But what really sets this podcast apart is its focus on personal development and entrepreneurship. Akil understands that trading is not just about making money but also about building a successful and fulfilling life, ultimately leading to becoming a profitable trader.Each episode features an in-depth interview with a real trader who shares their unique trading journey and the lessons they’ve learned.

We'll talk about using price movement and indicators. You will also learn how to take positions, spot safe and profitable transactions, apply risk management, and maintain gates. You'll learn a number of shortcuts and tips that can save you a ton of time and money. Additionally, you will learn how brokers operate and how using too much leverage can cost you money not just in terms of the risk but also in terms of the costs. Swing trading is a popular strategy involving holding a position for several days to weeks. It’s a trading strategy that requires discipline, patience, and a deep understanding of the markets. As a swing trade, you should have a plan for every trade you make. As a part-time trader posting as responseBot indicated on the Fragile Deal forum, “[Being a successful trader is] more than a full-time job, just on improving and researching their trades. Attention to detail is often very important. A part-time commitment is quite unlikely to succeed.”The ten podcasts above will keep you informed and entertained as a swing trader. However, if you use Spotify as your leading platform and want other options, you can look at the best swing trading podcasts on Spotify. Matterport just went public in July via a reverse merger with a special purpose acquisition company, but the Silicon Valley-based company has been in business since 2011. Its platform enables the creation of detailed 3D digital replicas -- or "digital twins" -- of buildings and other physical spaces. The similarities between trading and gambling are hard to ignore. In 2022, the industry regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), found that a fifth of retail investment app users were at risk of problem gambling. In the past two years, 250 investors have reached out to GamCare, the gambling charity, for support. Callers reported getting a “high” from trading online, often trading throughout the night. Some wanted to leave their jobs so that they could trade full time. According to one user: “I was looking at the trading apps nearly 16 hours a day. I kept putting my money in and chasing losses … That’s when I realised it was no longer trading – it was a gambling problem.”