139: The 4 "Not-So-Obvious" Ways To Avoid Blowing Up Your Trading Account

The Option Alpha Podcast

Kirk Du Plessis

Education, Options Trading, Trading, Investing, Stock Market, Business, Finance

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Show notes: http://optionalpha.com/show139 We all fear losing money, it's a natural human emotion. Myself included, I fear losing money just as much as the next person. But today I want to try to walk through a rational and logic sequence of questions that I believe, if follow the series, will help you uncover the only true risk in the market to your portfolio - and more importantly how to avoid blowing up your trading account in the process. I'd even dare to say that if you follow my 4 quest...

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Option Alpha Podcast from Option Alpha.com where we show you how to make
0:06.3	smarter trades learn how the stock market really works and generate consistent monthly
0:11.2	income. Now your host and head trader at option alpha.com, Kirk depluses.
0:17.0	Hey everyone, this is Kirk here again from option alpha.com working every single day to make
0:24.4	this the most popular investing podcast offered online because it's based on one thing
0:29.2	and one thing only and that's helping you guys make smarter trades.
0:32.8	So again, thank you so much for tuning into today's show.
0:35.3	And before we even get started on episode number 139,
0:38.2	I just want to remind you to go back and listen to episode number 138,
0:42.2	if you have not. It was definitely one of our most popular
0:44.9	episodes. I think our downloads were about 150% of what they usually are for an episode, so we
0:50.9	had a lot more people. I mean mean we really kind of pushed it hard
0:53.7	because I think it was really a game-changing episode for a lot of people so
0:57.4	again if you haven't listened to episode number 138 talking about the
1:00.0	expected probability paradox please go back and listen to that. Now today's
1:04.2	show I think is going to be an important show because of the logic that I'm going
1:08.2	to outline here in just the first couple of minutes and as we kind of go
1:12.2	through this I think it gets to a lot of the
1:13.9	topics that we you know kind of dance around really in show number 138 which is the
1:18.2	previous show but it really hones it on some of this logical thought process that
1:22.0	you have to follow I mean it it's just some of these things that you have to follow.
1:23.3	I mean, it's just some of these things that if you agree with one statement,
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