Hey, everybody. This is Ryan Mallory with shareplanter.com swing trade in the stock market.

In today's episode, we're going to talk about averaging into your winners.

And the thing about averaging into your winners is sometimes they don't always stay winners.

They can turn into losers as well. So we're going to talk a little bit about that in this podcast episode.

Today's episode, though, comes from a person over in London on the other side of the pond.

And I don't ever use their real names because I don't want them to regret, you know, in 5, 10, 15 years that I use their real name.

So I always give them a good Florida redneck name.

And in this case, Skeeter, I like the name Skeeter because it's a name that I, if I had a fourth kid, I'd always want to name him, Skeeter.

If it was a girl, Skeeter Rita.

Some of the many folks that are not from the south listening to this, probably the guy that wrote this email, he's like, what in the world did I just write into?

But nonetheless, you're getting a Florida redneck name, Skeeter it is.

And Skeeter writes,

Hey Ryan, really enjoy the podcast.

Thank you for your time and wisdom.

You talk about letting your winners run,

but do you ever add to a winning position once you see the market is doing what you had hoped it would do?

That is increase your position once it begins to trend in your favor.

Listening here from London, the real one,

where you don't have to say anything after it.

Thanks, Skeeter.

Okay, lots of good questions there in this particular podcast,

all surrounding whether or not you should average into your winners.

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