Learn To Trade Stocks and Options

Many people ask me how our chat room community works and flows, so I wanted to answer that question with a real life example of an alert I made and how everything unfolded after the stock alert. I document it all so that you know there were no funny games going on and that you hopefully see just how powerful being a part of a trading community can be.

Trading a Chat Room Alert - https://claytrader.com/videos/trading-a-chat-room-alert/

Trading Chat Rooms are Healthy - https://claytrader.com/videos/trading-chat-rooms-are-healthy/

When it comes to trading the markets, whether it is stocks, options, futures or Forex, one of the hotly contested topics is should you trade with a strategy that predicts, or reacts? Personally, I'm a big believe in reacting and being late to the party. I believe I give some very plausible logic in this video.

I get it, having an extra set of eyes look over what you're doing as a trader can be reassuring and helpful. In fact, there is nothing wrong with asking someone else their opinions or thoughts.... however, that is 100% a matter of context. In most situations, the questions being asked are very open ended, and with that being the case reveal quite a bit about the person trading and "where-they-stand" as a trader themselves.

I recently got a message from a follower and it motivated me to hopefully create a public video and comment section that can help everyone. I get it, if you are younger, then it can be hard to find a "real job", but that does not mean you can not "get money" to trade in other ways. Sometimes you just need to get a bit creative.

If you have cruised the financial headlines long enough, it's only a matter of time before you come across someone suggesting that traders and/or high frequency trading algorithms are harmful. The line of logic states that all traders are doing is taking advantage of others and not contributing any sort of "real value" to the stock market. Is this actually true?

In many areas of life, there is no question about it, having a care-free attitude is a positive attribute. When it comes to the world of trading though, how does that type of outlook on life fit in? Let's dig in and take a deeper look.

For those of you who have traded with real money in the stock market, you know how mental of a game it can be. With this being the case, I am always looking for ways I can give myself an edge when it comes to my personal psychology. While nothing is perfect, I wanted to share the mind game of symbolism and how I use it to make myself a better and more consistent trader.

Depending on the context of the situation, the word "need" can be the same as a dirty cuss word. In an email I received from a viewer, he shares a bit about his situation and although it was just a few sentences long, he used a few key words that sent up the red flags about his circumstances. As you consider trading the markets, or perhaps are wondering why you are struggling, perhaps this email could shed some light onto your situation.

I was asked, as a joke, by a YouTube commenter for advice on how to get a girlfriend... so here I am. It's actually pretty cool how everything all worked out, but when you sit back and look at the indirect consequences of doing what you need to do to get a girlfriend, it actually leads to some necessary requirements for us as traders of the market.

Article referenced - http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/07/sex-appeal-good-credit-makes-you-more-attractive.html

I wanted to show my trading results from the month of February because as crappy as it makes me look as a trader, it provides us with a couple very important lessons. While I was certainly frustrated and annoyed, over the years I've developed a Jedi Mind Trick that I like to use on myself to keep things in perspective, so I share that with you here.

Trading 90 Minutes a Day: The Results - https://claytrader.com/blog/trading-90-minutes-a-day-the-results/