This is episode 44 of the Steady Trade podcast with your host, Tim Bowen.

The market can't decide what you make, but only you decide what you lose.

And Stephen Johnson.

And my risk was around the 15, 20s or something, and now I'm kind of hanging on.

So if this tends out to be a disaster.

Today, Tim interviews one of the best penny stock traders in the world.

In my opinion, the most successful.

Okay, fine.

The best penny stock trader in the world.

So 1,600 to 6.1 million?

Six.

Jay so Pete.

Jay so Pete.

I thought it was four.

But anyway.

So 1500 to 6 million in seven years?

About seven, yeah.

About seven years.

Tim Gritani, who shares his secrets of success. Sec like this. With Nazex, I've taken more of a short biased approach. I love the big parabolic charts. They go for one, two, three days, run hundreds of percent. And this. None of that matters. It's the price action that matters, and I've had four losses over $100,000 in my

career. And this? You know, a lot of my entries turn out to be okay, but then I get overpatient with it. It comes back down on me. I take the loss. And I mean, I know like in the last week I've probably thrown away at least 30K on longs that are not clear breakouts. That's just way too big of a number. So all this and more on today's episode, part one of the interview with Tim Grittani.

But first, let's dip in once again to the listener mailbag.

Today's question, what does it mean when I see people buying single shares of penny stocks?

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