Welcome to a new episode of The Daily Ticker...
On today's podcast we're going to discuss how to have the most shares on the best trades. Seems like we always have the fewest shares on the winners, and the biggest position on the losers.
Today we're going to fix that with a time-tested process that all of the great stock traders have used.
We'll dive deeper into capital allocation and what to do when your stock is stuck, profitable but not moving. And whether or not you should exit the trade for a new one. I think my answer might surprise you.
Also, how to trust your edge and why trading more often is actually a good thing. And how it can speed up your success and your ability to make better decisions.
And to finish up I'll answer the most popular question from new members, "How come I can't get profitable when I know everything about reading charts?" (Hint: Chart reading is not trading)
Enjoy this 12 minute segment from a recent coaching call from our private community.
Pete Renzulli | Stock Trading Pro
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