This Weekend Steady Trade with Tim Bowen.

Why don't you just shut the hell up?

Welcome back to this weekend steady trade.

Got a grab bag of interesting topics that are both research-orientated as well as some trading ideas.

Number one, if you're watching on YouTube, yes, I have a sweatshirt again.

It feels like I wear a sweatshirt

in almost every one of these podcasts but it is May 22nd in Michigan and it is 40 degrees out so

we should probably do a this weekend steady trade on my skepticism of global warming but that's a touchy subject

we'll save that for another day i'm a global warming skeptic on may 22nd i may change that but

anyway so some stuff to go over um resources wise i always like to bring um um, the listeners, all of you, stuff that I think

that is useful and I've got to, I've actually got a book a little bit later. I'll probably

wrap up with the book that I'm going to recommend. And then, you know, I'm a huge, huge

fan of Barrens. Um, I've mentioned it many times on this podcast. And now, many of you might be penny stock traders, low price stock traders. You're not going to find any penny stocks in Barron's. But something that I think is a powerful attribute and something you should aspire to as a trader. And I don't, you know, again,

I don't care if you trade nothing but one cent OTC stocks. You should still have a grasp of what is

going on in the markets. What is happening in trading in economics in the world to have a gauge

because even if you're trading those one cent

OTC stocks you will see trends and we've got a trend to talk about and so always be aware

I'm big fan of Barron's big fan of the Wall Street Journal to this day I don't get paid any

affiliate money but I recommend subscribing to quality

sources and those, the big three are, I'll just give them one more time. Barron's,

investors business daily, great asset, and Wall Street Journal. I pay for all three of them.

All together, they're not cheap. I would say each one of them is $25 to $30 a month,

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