Hey, I'm Ryan Mallory, and this is my swing trading, the stock market podcast.

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Hey, everybody. This is Ryan Mallory with Swing Trading the Stock Market. And today we're going to do

an episode, and on a pretty interesting topic, actually, one I've never really addressed before. I've kind of known it in my head all these years actually one I've never never really addressed before

I've kind of known it in my head all these years but I've never really thought to do a episode

even remotely close to it and that's volatility and stop losses and how do you set a stop

loss based off of the volatility of a stock trade and so it's a pretty interesting conversation piece because it comes

from a trader. This is an email podcast. If you've been listening for any time, you know, I take a lot of

emails. So before I bury it into this podcast, I want to remind you guys, make sure to be sending me

your questions for podcasts because I use a lot of them for podcasts maybe I don't get to with it in the first

week or so usually I get around to all of these emails and if it got to where I was getting so many

of them that I couldn't keep up with it all I would just add more podcast episodes too because I want to

keep up with these things I want to address pretty much all of y'all's questions there hasn't really

been a lot of emails that I've gotten where I'm like, this isn't even really a question or I can't do an episode on this. Y'all's questions are really good.

They're very thorough too. Before I get any further, I actually do have a bourbon for this episode.

This is, what do we call this? This is American honey and it's from wild turkey. And I got to tell you, when I poured it, what was crazy about

is it is a really, really light color. Like it's definitely not a dark, dark bourbon at all,

but it says it's a bourbon. At first I thought, did I not buy a bourbon here? I saw this at Publix

Liquors. I saw one of these samples for Wild Turkey American Honey. I'm like, I'm not going to buy a bottle of it, but I'll try it.

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