This is season two, episode one of the Steady Trade podcast.

Today, we're taking a stroll down history lane by learning some of the key lessons from the very first day trader, Jesse Livermore.

Take a listen.

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rookie Stephen Johnson, and the old losing his eyesight because he only reads books,

the old shizzled fashioned way.

Tim Bowen.

Take it away, guys.

Welcome back to the Steady Trade podcast.

I'm Tim Bowen.

What are we going to talk about today, Stephen?

Honestly, there is not a better way to start season two than by going back in history.

And there is not a better trader to look at than Jesse Livermore, one of the all-time

greats from the late 1800s to the early 1900s, known as

the boy plunger. And do you know why he was the boy plunger to him? I do know why, actually,

because unlike your lazy ass, I actually did my homework and read this book as opposed to

listening to it while I was laying in bed half

asleep. But I'll let you tell me why he was called the boy plunger. I just want to say that.

We don't we don't read books anymore. Reading books is for old people. Most of most of,

I don't know if you've heard of a company called Audible, but they play them now.

And you can do shit on the go.

But he was called the boy punja because he liked shorts.

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