Control Your Financial Future
In this episode, we welcome “The Godfather’ Keith King to the podcast to discuss the recent market volatility, day trading, the Coronavirus and more. Listen in as we first discuss the Market dynamics in our Market Skyline and then stay for a Feature Presentation where we ask Keith for some tips on how to navigate these conditions. Lastly, Coach Mark has a question for the panel where he asks what restaurant we would all like to go to once this all settles down.
In this episode, we welcome Jake Larmour back to the podcast. Jake is a trader, investor, and public speaker. He started trading at a young age of 20 and has been in the markets for 5 years. His approach to markets is dynamic, including day trading, options trading, futures trading and investing. Listen in as Matt and Tim have a … Show Notes
In this episode of the Trading Justice Podcast, Matt, Tim, and Mark get together to discuss the recent market volatility and massive sell-off that occurred last week in stocks. Stock indexes sold precipitously after news of an expansion of the virus. Stocks sold straight down for 6 days and bounced on Monday. Will the bounce continue? We … Show Notes
In this episode of the Trading Justice Podcast, we welcome Pete Thomas back to discuss markets, metals and recent volatility. Pete is a Sr. Vice President at Zaner Precious Metals, has been trading and investing in markets for decades and is one of the leading experts in the marketplace on metals. Listen in as Coach Matt interviews … Show Notes
In this episode of the Trading Justice Podcast, the boys are joined by a friend of the podcast, Jake Pelley. Jake is a veteran trader, father, and author. In his nearly 10 years trading the markets, he has amassed thousands of trades using varying strategies like naked puts, credit spreads, and directional plays. He has a unique … Show Notes
In this episode of the Trading Justice Podcast, Matt, Tim, and Mark are joined by Coach Emily from Women in Trading to discuss Portfolio Design. Investment portfolios include stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities and real estate owned by an individual. Within brokerage accounts and retirement accounts, traders and investors can … Show Notes
