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Hey, I'm Ryan Mallory and this is my Swing Trading, the Stock Market podcast. I'm here to teach you how to trade in a complex, ever-changing world of finance. Learn what it means to trade profitably and consistently, managing risk, avoiding the pitfalls of trading and most most importantly, to let those winners run wild.

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Hey, everybody, this is Ryan Mallory with Swing Trading the Stock Market.

And with today's episode, we're going to talk about forecasting target prices.

I've done some episodes on this in the

past and of various sorts. Usually it's attacking one aspect or the other of target price

setting for when it comes to your swing trades because I talk a lot about reward and risk.

You know, the reward is the potential target or the potential price that you think you can get

out of a trade. The risk is the potential downside to a trade,

what you think you could possibly lose off of it.

And that's where, essentially, the risk side, especially,

that's where you set your stop losses.

But on the target side, it's a little bit different.

So this question here, and I always encourage people who subscribe to any of my services

to always send me questions because I always make sure that they get their questions on air as long as that's not about accounting

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