Hey, I'm Ryan Mallory, and this is my swing trade in 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, letting 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 shareplanter.com swing trading to stock market.

In today's episode, it's not going to be an email.

I'm not answering one of your questions today, but it's every once in a while I'll be in the shower

or I will just be walking around the property

and I'll come up with a trading idea or a podcast idea that I think could be beneficial

to you guys.

And in this case, it's about a long held personal belief in the market, something that

I feel like you get continually better at and never really perfect

at, but the better you get at it, the better the results are going to be for your swing trading.

And that is trading what you see and not what you think. And so much of people today when it

comes to trading, they're trading what they think and they're ignoring what they

see from the market until i really took a firm hold and a grasp of that concept i didn't really see

good trading results come my way instead it's really all about what you're seeing from the market and when you're using a

top-down trading strategy, exactly reacting to the market, not trying to put your opinions or

your desires or your will and exerting that upon the market. So the key to trading, again,

trading what you see, not what you think. Because you see, the market. So the key to trading, again, trading what you see, not what you think.

Because you see, the market relies on you thinking. That's how it trips you up. That's how you

end up with big losers because you're thinking. You'll say to yourself, for instance,

this stock is too cheap. Think about stocks like Netflix lately. You know, the stock was up into one 30s. It's pulled back into the 170s. People say, that's too cheap not to buy, but they'll say it at $90. But then they'll say it at $80. And they're doubling down now. I was like, well, if I thought it was great at 90, I've got to believe that it's great at 80.

And then it drops them down to the 70s. And you're like, oh, crud, I'm really starting to take on

some massive losses. I got double the position size that I originally wanted. And even a perfect,

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