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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.

You can succeed at the stock market, and I'm ready to show you how.

Hey, everybody. This is Ryan Mallory with SharePlanner.com's swing trade in the stock market.

In today's episode, I have an email for you from a guy. He's a repeat writer to the show. Ask him about

looking back on old trades. And how do I gauge when to get out of a stock early? And so that's

going to be the focus of this podcast episode. Like I always do, I give people a Florida redneck

name being that I'm from Florida and I consider myself part redneck.

Not full-fledged redneck, but part redneck.

So I'm going to give this guy the name Ricky Bobby.

I don't think Ricky Bobby was a Floridian,

but it kind of goes along with the whole Florida redneck vibe.

And you know, last podcast episode I did Big Tom Callahan,

so I'm maybe going along

with these movie themes for a little bit here. Anyways, Ricky Bobby writes, hey Ryan, writing to you

again for some more advice on how to improve as a swing trader. I always hear traders saying that

a trading journal is extremely helpful to study and find where trades could have went wrong or to find where they were successful.

I'm curious how to look back on those past trades and determine which ones were a bad trade and which ones were a good trade that went bad.

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