This is episode 47 of the Steady Trade podcast with your host, Tim Bowen.

Even though the answers are in the materials, it's a lot easier just to jump in chat and say, hey, what's this?

What's this?

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And Stephen Johnson.

These rules have complete nuances.

And it's not just a little nuance. This nuance can flip the paradigm upside down. Today, Tim and Stephen

interviewed the author of a new book called The Complete Pennystock Course. Now, whether you're

interested in brushing up on the basics of penny stock terminology, or you want to see breakdowns of

some of the more advanced strategies from the most successful penny stock traders out there,

you won't want to miss today's episode. And keep listening to see how you can win a free

copy of this book for yourself. But first, let's dip into the listener mailbag.

Today's question comes from Darren. And Darren asks, what are the most important features to look for

in stock trading software? Darren from San Francisco asks, what are the most important features to look for in a stock

trading software? So what do you look for, Stephen? And then I'll tell you what I look for.

For me, I think a good scanner to pick things up on quickly is very important. A customizable scanner.

One of the things I'll look for, because I'm a little bit lazy, is say stocks that can

have moved 2 to 3% in the last 5 minutes that are up like 10% on the day already with 500,000 volume. Now that's a pretty

customized detailed scanner, but once you learn how to do it, it enables you to be quite lazy

and you can like kind of not focus because the scanner is going to do the work for you and it's

going to make sure you don't miss the trade. That's the beauty of stocks of trade is we've got

over 70 pre-built scanners, which is day one,

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