Learn To Trade Stocks and Options

Life 101: Value Your Time

Time is money. If you find yourself walking around with this person’s mentality towards other people’s time, then I’d highly recommend you do some self-auditing on just how wise (or not wise) you are being when it comes to this topic.

ClayTrader Mail: Logic Slipping Away.

Having sound logic can take you far. It will contribute a whole lot to common sense and when it comes to progressing forward in life (and trading of course), sound logic and common sense are dynamics you want in your favor. When logic begins to slip away, as you’ll see is possible, things are setting themselves up to be much more challenging and less efficient.

Passion for Trading is Worthless

This may sound a bit counterproductive, but let me explain. If you want to learn how to trade in the stock market and have success making money, we need to do some clarifying of concepts.

How Trading Hesitation Works

Have you ever found yourself locating a trading set-up that meets all the rules and criteria of a strategy only to hesitate and then find yourself saying, “Ah! I would have been right!”. To take it a step further, have you then found yourself saying, “That figures! The trade I don’t take is a winner, the trade I do finally make and I lose!” What exactly is going on here? Why does this seem to oftentimes be the case? It can all be explained using some math and probabilities.

ClayTrader Mail: A Great Discussion.

Not only does this interaction show how people should take constructive criticism, but it also shows just how productive and worthwhile a discussion can become. I walked away with an awesome analogy and this person walked away with a new and beneficial perspective.

Trading the Stock Market is NOT Fair

No clickbait here! A key part in ensuring your expectations are in line with reality is to understand that, mathematically and economically speaking, trading the stock market is not fair.

Trading 101: How a Stock Can Lose You Money.

I’ve talked about how a stock can make you money, but what about the other side of the coin? How can a stock lose you money? What if there is no buyer for your stock, then what?

ClayTrader Mail: I Suck at Business!

I really need to change my marketing around. Apparently what I talk about in this video “works”, even if people realize things are “too good to be true”.

This Person Has a YouTube Channel?!?! Scary…

A big problem for brand new traders looking to learn how to trade is that there is free information available to them. I realize that sounds nonsensical, but this is a topic I’ve talked about many times before, but thanks for an actual YouTube comment section conversation I had, I now have another funny/scary data point as to how/why so many traders fail, despite the abundant amount of free information available.

The 90% Failure Rate Explained – click HERE (https://claytrader.com/videos/90-failure-rate-explained/)

Start Trading with $100 – Possible?

How much money do you need to start trading? Is an amount around the $100 mark going to be enough? Some of the marketing I’ve seen and heard about seems to imply that having $100 is all you need. Let’s look at the truth behind this.