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 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 Swing Trading the Stock Market. And today's episode's

going to be a good one. We're talking about strength and market

sell-offs. I have an email from a person today. I'm going to call him Willie. And Willie is very

short and to the point. He says, Ryan, how would you determine which industries are leading

the stock market? Thank you, Willie. That's it, guys. That's all you had to say. Pretty good question, though,

because so often we look at the market selling off and we just assume everything goes down.

But even in a market sell-off, even in a strong market sell-off, there's like three stocks that'll be going down for everyone that's going up.

But that can oftentimes be like 2,400 stocks to the downside, 800 to the upside.

So there are pockets of strength in the stock market, and I'm going to talk about how you can

find some of those simply by looking at the list of industries and which ones are trending

and narrowing it down from there.

But first, what am I drinking?

Well, I've got Kirkland's signature bottled and bond, Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.

I always like getting a bottled and bond because bottom bond have to actually be 50% alcohol 100 proof.

And that's always what I feel like is the sweet spot with bourbons is getting that 50%.

They have to be at least 40 to be a bourbon,

but if you can get 50,

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