Okay, so what I know right now about float that I didn't understand before is that its low flow is going to be indicative of high volatility.

And that is ultimately one piece of the evidence that I want to look for if I'm trying to build a case for what stock I'm going to play.

You're listening to the Steady Trade Podcast.

A podcast that inspires traders to make meaningful strides and pursue their passions.

Your hosts are Tim Bowen, the lead trainer at Stocks to Trade Pro, Kim Ann Curtin,

the Wall Street coach, and Stephen Johnson, the up-and-coming trader who's always willing to learn.

Together, we'll sit down with experts to talk about their process, the lessons they've

learned, and discuss how all traders can level up their trading careers.

Welcome to the steady trade podcast.

Today, we're going to do some short episode series. Stephen is going to

teach me a little bit about the number of variables that I want to keep an eye out for to determine

if the trade is going to go forward or not. I'm still a baby trader. I haven't begun yet in so many

ways, but today I'm going to get some basic overview.

Thanks to Stephen. So I hope you enjoy this episode. Welcome, Kim and Curtin, co-host.

You electrolytes my life. Not electrolyte, you electrify. You electrify my life.

Electrolite is pretty good too, actually.

No, electrolytes are a component. Electrolates are nutrition. That fuels energy.

It gives you energy. All right. But electrify. Electrofy is a verb. I did my homework. You told me to do my homework on variables. And these are the variables.

This is when, you know, my understanding is I've begun watching Tim's, Tim Sykes's course.

And he talked about the SSS building the Sykes.

What is it?

Sykes Sentencing.

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