This is episode 55 of the Steady Trade podcast with your host, Tim Bowen.

That's actually a good tip. I never really thought of doing it that way.

And Stephen Johnson. This is why I'm the partner on the podcast. Just adding value at unexpected tins and corners.

Today, Tim and Stephen continue to walk you through

Tim Sykes' 14-part free Trader Checklist video series.

Today is part five.

We also learn a bit about bad sushi.

Stephen comes up with a great name for a bad bakery,

and Tim learns how to pronounce simple words. It reminds me at that time I was in elementary school.

It's not elementary, elementary. But let's just jump right in.

Welcome back to the Steady Trade podcast.

We're continuing our series where we are covering Trader Checklist, the free resource that Tim Sykes put out.

I mean, we've mentioned it a few times in these intros and during the episodes, in my opinion, if you're a new trader or if you're even just new to momentum stocks, and remember, you might be one of these, one of these guys or gals that is watch CNBC that has done the Warren Buffett method and you've traded long term and are unhappy with your 1% or 2% or single

digit percentage gains. So maybe you're looking to low price stocks. And now low price stocks are

just like high price stocks, but there's a lot of intricacies that are different, particularly

you know, the necessity for stop losses, the

necessity to stick to plans, necessity of being bulletproofing your discipline. So if you're

new to these stats, definitely just Google trader checklist, you know, link on this post,

it will be a link on the YouTube. Watch it. You can feel free to watch along if you want because we're kind of just

getting started here. But this is episode five. We're going to kind of pick up where we left off.

We're on chapter five of trader checklist and feel free to follow along with us.

Next segment, which is east of entry and exit. and this is another very underappreciated

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