Mon, 30 December 2013
Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Wed, 25 December 2013
Will bitcoin or gold (or something else) be the answer when the end-of-the-world apocalypse comes? Rob also talks about why you should consider purchasing some land in Montana, whether social media has an value on a long-term basis, and some other things. All of these wacky topics and many more are waiting for you in this special, 40-minute Christmas episode of The Traders Podcast. Thanks for listening. Merry Christmas! Here is a bitcoin chart, as promised: Bitcoin Chart Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Mon, 23 December 2013
Buckle up! Episode 213 of The Traders Podcast has a little edge to it. Your host Rob Booker warns that his 23 Rules for Trading may be a bit vulgar. He calls them the rules that he can’t share with your children, your parents or your grandparents. In this episode you’ll hear rules like, The Market Likes It Rough; and Size Does Matter; and If You Don’t Have Size, Have Some Skills, just to name a few. Rob also reveals what was the dumbest thing anybody ever said to him, as well as specific instructions for how to prepare to be a trader on Wall Street. This episode is quite memorable, indeed. Especially Rule 20. Thanks for listening. Links for this episode: Rob says read this now: How I Failed My Way to Success by Scott Adams And this: The Spirit of Kaizen Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Wed, 18 December 2013
In Episode 212 of The Traders Podcast, your host Rob Booker and his producer, Jason Pyles, dip into the mailbag, so to speak, and address some comments left on the Web site. First they talk about a comment from Tracey, which leads Rob and Jason to talk about whether they should be angrier on the podcast. They also discuss “The Walking Dead,” which leads to a conversation about our patience and tolerance for letting a trade go sideways. Next we read a question from Ryan about Rob’s forthcoming book(s), so Rob describes “Man vs. Market” and a second book that may tentatively be titled “The Market Doesn’t Give an F— About You.” Rob also answers a comment from Bernie about containing losses, and Felix asks about Rob’s Wallaby indicator. Rob and Jason also answer the question: How long will The Traders Podcast last? How many episodes will it release? Listen to Episode 212 to find out! Thanks for your comments. Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Mon, 16 December 2013
In Episode 211, your favorite armchair philosopher and podcast host Rob Booker describes the unseemly text message chain that’s been created over the past 8 months through his correspondence with fellow traders Shonn Campbell and Matt LaCoco. The subject of this episode was sparked when Shonn sent a page from a book he’s reading, and Rob shares this excerpt about some naked wise men sitting in the path of Alexander the Great. This little anecdote leads to some musing about ambition. Rob tells us the truth about ambition — what it is, and what it isn’t; when it’s useful and when it’s useless. So, listen to Episode 211 and get ready to philosophize with The Traders Podcast. Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Wed, 11 December 2013
In Episode 210, your host Rob Booker asks, “How do you become a confident trader?” He answers by recounting more of his adventures from his trading tour from April of this year. Rob tells the story of David, an amazing friend he visited during his trip. In this episode Rob asks if we can want something too badly. Rob talks about how confident traders don’t “chase the market.” Rob says his friend David chased the market, so he gave him counsel to help David get what he wants from the market. Rob gives some steps to also help the listeners of this podcast get what they want. If you’re tired and breathless from chasing the market, listen to this episode and start making the market work for you, because confident traders don’t chase the market. Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Mon, 9 December 2013
Welcome to The Traders Podcast. In Episode 209, your host Rob Booker talks about when all the wind is out of your sails and you just don’t feel like doing anything. He describes those days where you’ve missed a trade, and it completely drains you of your enthusiasm for trading. Rob also talks about the times when you’re stalking a trade like a creeper — and after stalking it forever — it still never triggers. Rob calls these severe emotional swings “Trading Bipolarism.” He describes an experience he had with this phenomenon over the Thanksgiving holiday. Jason asks Rob if there’s a way to be preemptive and stop Trading Bipolarism before it sets in. Rob talks about turning a perfectionist into a procrastinator. And Rob also discusses the problem with looking for a quick fix as a coping mechanism in order to avoid other things. But Rob and Jason bring it home by discussing the benefits of calling upon past happiness — true victories that truly mattered — in order to get you through the present. If you’re a trader, then you’ve probably already experienced Trading Bipolarism, so you don’t want to miss this one! Thanks for listening. Links for this episode: Note: Many of these Furious Pete videos are NOT suitable for a workplace environment due to profanity: A Few Furious Pete Videos: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Wed, 4 December 2013
Episode 208 is a sifting episode — a Traders Podcast episode to help separate the sheep from the goats, or more precisely, the Loser Trader from the Confident Trader. In this show, your host Rob Booker will describe the characteristics of the Loser Trader versus the characteristics of the Confident Trader. Which one are you? Rob says the Loser Trader is obsessed with loss and all the “could have beens” and “should have dones.” The Loser Trader wastes time thinking about losses. His previous trade affects his next trade. He wishes he could have his money back. The Loser Trader often allows himself to feel guilt, sorrow and shame. Next Rob contrasts the Loser Trader with the mind of the Confident Trader, the trader who lives a simple life and never dwells on the past. The Confident Trader’s goal is to practice right trading, not to make a certain amount of money per day. The Confident Trader has an infinite time horizon. In Episode 208 Rob spends time describing both types. Again, we ask you to ponder… which kind of trader are you? Links for this episode: Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
Mon, 2 December 2013
We hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. For Episode 207, your host Rob Booker spends more time exploring the subject of “process,” an approach to trading discussed in Episode 202, where goals don’t really matter; all that matters is having a process. Also in this episode, you’ll hear about how Shonn Campbell directed Rob’s attention to an article in the Wall Street Journal by Scott Adams titled Secret of Success: Failure by Scott Adams. Rob uses this article and his memory of a breakfast he had with Shonn Campbell, Matt LaCoco and Bradley Fried in April 2013, to ultimately talk about spending less time trading while making more money, struggling less — and winning more. Don’t miss it! Links for this episode: Secret of Success: Failure by Scott Adams Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com |
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