This is episode 105 of the Steady Trade Podcast with your host, Tim Bowen.

Why does Batman have a purse?

And Stephen Johnson.

Now, once I used to make a joke that I'd be the first Tim Sikes challenge student to lose a million dollars, I'm and I'm on the way.

Today the guys check in with Liz Layley, the runner up in our steady trade paper trading

challenge. Like our winner DJ Deanie, Liz has also made the move from paper trading to real

trading and she's having some success. She's going to talk about it today,

especially this new thing that she calls her scuba diver play.

What I see is when things hit the bottom, I call it my scuba diver play.

It's when the scuba diver goes and he touches the sand,

he finds coins, and then he goes up for some air.

That's just him grabbing the coins and then he goes up for some air that he that's just him

grabbing the coins and going and giving them to me it's another good episode of steady

trade right guys welcome back to the steady trade podcast we are back with Liz Lely.

It's me, Jeevan Jobson and Timothy Bourne.

Both just jumping back, seeing how our progress has been,

and seeing how she's migrated from the world of paper trading to the real world of cash money trading,

and you will enjoy a number of visual metaphors along the way. I don't know if

enjoy is the right term. Some of these metaphors are burnished in my brain and I'm trying to forget

them at this point. But nevertheless, Liz does use interesting analogies, but they work. She

manages to make them work at the end of the day.

And, you know, I really enjoyed this episode. She, you know, Liz is taking, you know, she's three years

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