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We interview traders, investors, and people in business.
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Sandy Chadha is the chief executive of Supreme plc, an AIM listed company based in Manchester. He joined his father's shop in 1989 as employee number four and by chance started selling batteries. This turned out to be lucrative and the business was sold to private equity, and unfortunately went bust. Sandy bought Supreme out of administration and has been running it ever since. Get my free trade ideas here: https://newsletter.buythebullmarket.com/ DISCLAIMER: Michael was not paid for this...
Anna Brading is the founder of Mentora Money - a business she started by accident in lockdown. She also owns a business that doesn't advertise or even have a public presence. It's word of mouth only! Anna's new book Money Money (published by Bloomsbury) has now been released and you can buy your copy here: https://www.mentoramoney.com/money-mentor-book
Adam is a published author, was previously in the Black Watch, and has now run the fund for several years from his home in Wales. Adam talks about his experience in the Atlantic as well as some of his best and worst investments.
This week's guest is former private equity fund manager Nick Hargrave who is now a private investor and founder of Moulton Harrox Members. Nick's CV includes: - 8 years of private equity experience (identifying take-private opportunities in public markets) / fund management at DBAY Advisors (including Board roles for the holding companies of Unlimited Marketing Group and Eddie Stobart Logistics) - 3 years’ listed equity investing experience at Moulton Harrox. Nick talks about his experien...
David Hale has seen a lot. From having days where he'd make over $100k he ended up losing it and moving back in with his dad. David's story is a crazy tale of trading, venturing out into crypto, finding a glitch that allowed him to make fabulous amounts of money, and making it all back.
Steve Clapham is a former hedge fund partner and currently trains some of the biggest institutions in the world (as well as private investors) in forensic financial analysis.
I had the pleasure of speaking to professional trader Brent Donnelly about what it takes to be a winning trader and how to gain a psychological advantage. Brent Donnelly has been a market maker, trader, and senior manager at banks such as HSBC, Citi, and Nomura and has been trading since 1995. He is President of Spectra Markets and writes the daily macro newsletter AM/FX. He's also the author of Alpha Trader (2021) and The Art of Currency Trading (Wiley, 2019).
Private investor and entrepreneur John Marriott and I discussed the market, some of John's big mistakes and what he learned, and how to get by trading AIM stocks.
Tim shares some secrets of the industry packed with some great stories about how he found himself nearly £20,000 in the hole in a few minutes. He also reveals some of the biggest and most common mistakes he's seen from his clients.
Moshe Hurwitz is a professional trader in the US with unique focus. He's an intraday trader and almost exclusively short. We talk a lot about price action and psychology of those in the market around his potential entry and exit points. For example, what are the longs thinking at certain points? What are they looking at and how are they feeling? Understanding the various players is key to Moshe's strategy. This is a great interview and a must-watch for any intraday trader.
Dan Smith AKA SmudgeDan is a full-time trader and active in the crypto space too where he found a 390-bagger. Dan walks us through his strategies and lessons learned along the way.
Geordie Phil, AKA Phil Barton is a Newcastle-based legend in the trading world. From casual observer to stock research expert, Phil explains the pivotal moments that shaped his approach to trading commodities, his go-to strategies, and the invaluable role of networking and community in any stock-trading journey. Expect advice on mindset shifts, risk management, and the importance of staying grounded amidst the volatility of the markets...
The Mad Stork, Tom to friends, is a full-time trader with over a decade of experience under his belt. Tom shares how he got started in the market with a bit of luck and cut his teeth on AIM shares, and how he's gradually made the move to bigger stocks. Hear about the importance of sticking to a proven system, managing emotions, and navigating the ever-changing market landscape.
Richard Crow, widely known as the Cockney Rebel, has over two decades of investing experience, starting his career as a graphic designer to fully-fledged successful private investor. We discuss Richard's unique approach to stock market navigation, influenced by the legendary Jim Slater's Zulu Principle, and his strategies for identifying undervalued stocks, finding hidden gems in overlooked markets. Learn lessons from his past experiences, for both seasoned investors and newcomers alike...
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