I was like, all right, like I'm using Twitter, you know, I'm talking about stocks, using the hashtag,

but it was so full of like non-contextual, I'm not going to call it spam, but you spam.

So, you know, I went to the store to buy a green apple is not, hey, I was in the Apple store,

it's packed, I'm wrong Apple.

Like, how do you separate the chatter?

Yeah, because you can't search by Apple. You're just going to get everything. Back then it was a BlackBerry. You know, there was no iPhone, so I remember. That's right. God, BlackBerry. I sent a BlackBerry message to Fred Wilson with the dollar sign. I was like, oh, dollar sign, R-I-M-M going to the moon or whatever I said to him.

And he sent me back an email saying, that's genius.

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,

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

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Welcome back to the Stady Trade podcast here with Kim, my co-host, Stevens off today.

He's probably at the bar, of course.

It is midnight in Dubai.

But we've got somebody that I really look forward to speaking with today.

You know, I got started in day trading.

You know, I talk about this a lot back during the 2007 crash.

You know, I spent years and years trying to take the quote unquote traditional approach,

never making any money, trading, well, not trading, buying and holding boring stocks. We get the

2007 crash. I'm like, hey, there's got to be something different. You know, there's got to be a

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