This is episode 51 of the Steady Trade podcast with your host, Tim Bowen.

Your fake British accent is even more annoying than your real British accent.

And Stephen Johnson.

The biggest mistakes I've made in trading and the biggest losses I've talked are when I've followed a guru

or followed someone on Twitter or someone has recommended a stock and I thought well if they're

recommending it then I'll jump in and today marks the one year anniversary of the steady trade

podcast to celebrate our one year anniversary we are launching a 14-part series to review the Tim Sykes Trader Checklist video series that is available on YouTube for free.

Now, there's some really great information in these free video lessons, and Tim and Stephen will be shining

the spotlight on some key areas from these video lessons over the next several weeks.

We will also be publishing twice a week during this time, and at the end of the series,

we will hold some listener participation event to see how well you were able to learn how to score a stock

based on the Sykes sliding scale that you will be learning about over the next few weeks.

There will be prizes. So tune in on Mondays and Thursdays for this 14-part review of Trader Checklist.

But now, let's dip into the listener mailbag.

Today's question comes from Fletcher in London.

Fletcher wants to know some tips on how to best diversify his capital, but Fletcher, go

ahead and ask the question yourself and enjoy your free copy of the complete penny stock course

hello my name is fletcher um hi tim and hi stephen uh just a quick question what do you guys

feel the best way to diversify your capital is so fletcher asks a great question basically

he's asking you know in my mind he's asking how, he's asking, you know, in my mind, he's asking how to, he mentions

diversifying his capital, but in my opinion, kind of what he's asking is how do you spread risk,

particularly profits? And ideally, you know, all of our listeners, hopefully someday become profitable

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