Learn To Trade Stocks and Options

The human mind continues to prove itself as a place of odd logic, irrational conclusions, and complete wrongness. I understand the desire to want to learn how to trade in the most ideal and efficient process; however, just because that is your goal does not mean your plan of action makes any true logical sense. Does the best of both worlds exist in the strategy of trading?

The Surgeon's Dilemma - https://claytrader.com/videos/the-surgeons-delemma/

I'm well aware. There are a multitude of chat rooms and communities all across the internet (including social media) when it comes to the stock market and trading. While I can't say what I talk about in this video pertains to ALL chat rooms, it is "very real" as you will see with the real life personal evidence I have. If you're thinking of joining a chat room, be sure to keep an eye out for certain tactics that may be being used.

Do You Need to be Slapped? - https://claytrader.com/videos/do-you-need-to-be-slapped/

Are You a Puppet Trader? - https://claytrader.com/videos/quick-tip-puppet-trader/

But and Sell Alerts are for Suckers - https://claytrader.com/videos/buy-sell-alerts/

While the topic being covered is not new, it gives us yet another example of how being dependent in the world of the stock market carries some nasty side effects. Those who do not want to learn to trade on their own are in for a rude awakening, but not necessarily due to that fact, but more-so the fact of the bitter and toxic attitude they have of self entitlement.

Dependency is Annoying - https://claytrader.com/videos/dependency-is-annoying/

Freeloader Dependence - https://claytrader.com/videos/freeloader-dependence/

I realize it can be fun at times to play the hindsight game with yourself and past trades; however, it also can lead you down paths that cause nasty results. Why is hindsight so dangerous? Let's talk about it.

I guess I'm just not as nice as some people think I should be since I don't offer all my content for free. I do charge money for my premium training content, and sure, there is a business aspect that goes into it... but, there is also basic human psychology that needs to be factored in. When people feel pain in their wallet, it triggers some emotional responses that are a GOOD THING for those that want to truly learn how to trade.

I love human psychology, especially when it comes to the stock market and trading. It's amazing when you see the outlooks of two separate people on the SAME exact video. In our case, one attitude gives you the sense that a person is open minded and realizes that they don't know it all, while on the other hand, we have an attitude of someone that... well, I shouldn't exactly say they're on the path to success.

How to Get Started Trading - https://claytrader.com/videos/get-started-trading/

A common question, and I should add a very smart question is how much does it actually cost to trade? There is quite a bit of grey area as it truly does depend on your strategy and system you are/plan on using, but I break things down into overall categories that should give you a general idea of how much you will be needing to spend in order to trade the markets.

How Much Money Do I Need to Trade? - https://claytrader.com/videos/much-money-need-trade/

The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Best Online Stock Broker - https://claytrader.com/blog/best-online-stock-broker/

Mastering Level 2's - https://claytrader.com/courses/mastering-level-2/

I wanted to do an open "letter" to the government in regards to the pattern day trader rule. More specifically, I want to talk about why I believe the rule should be terminated and how it would benefit all the parties involved. Not only would stock and option traders benefit, but the government would also benefit very nicely as I explain.

The stock market is already a difficult place to trade and earn consistent profits, but when you factor in bad plans of action... success becomes nearly impossible. I had a pleasant conversation with an aspiring trader on YouTube, but as we spoke, he revealed what his plan was... and for many reasons I'll discuss in the video, it is NOT a wise trading plan.

This movie goes through the history of McDonald's and how it all came to be. If you are someone who enjoys business and the stock market in general, then I'm confident you'll gain some entertainment value from this movie. I would not call it perfect, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and would certainly watch it again.