This is Season 1, Episode 4 of the Steady Trade podcast.

Today, we're talking about things like earnings reports, press releases, and SEC reports.

Different types of news catalysts that influence the way stocks move.

You need to learn what they are and how to use them if you want to become a consistently successful day trader.

And of course, we're still giving away a TV and a laptop computer and a bunch of other stuff. It could be yours. Take a listen.

When I first started trading, it was easy to see that stock prices would change, and that's kind of what it's all about

like right but what wasn't so easy is to understand why they changed what are the catalysts

that move stocks companies issue press releases about how amazing their products are. But those press releases,

I mean, let's be honest, they exaggerates at best. And traders often react to these

exaggerations and those reactions can go either way. I mean, companies also publish annual and quarterly earnings reports,

which provide much better information about the actual health of that company, but you only get

405 of those a year. SEC reports, they're another source of information that can make stocks move.

But those documents are so tedious and boring.

I mean, of course there are other new sources as well,

other catalysts that bring attention to the market

and move stock prices up or down.

But keeping track of all of them isn't easy.

It takes effort and dedication.

And I mean, do you know what?

Do you know what?

I mean, maybe I should just go back to grade school and start my own lemonade stand.

I mean, Newcastle literally does boast the best lemons in all of Britain.

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