How to Trade Stocks and Invest While You Work an 8 to 5 Job

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33 COMMENTS

  1. How do you feel about trading on the Robinhood app? I have been using it for about a month and it has been good so far but as I watch more of your videos I am not sure if the simplicity of it is a good or bad thing. I don't know of more statistical graphs would make it easier or more confusing to make trades.

  2. this is my issue. i started trading when i was comissioning a plant and worked 12 am to 8 am in a plant ( salary 8k a month). came back at 8 and started preparing watch list then trade 9 am to 12 or so then sleep. after papertrading and 2 months education and chatrooms i started with 6k and turned it into 17300 ( so far) . then when i finished comissioning and went back to my office which is regular job 9-5. i had major issues. i couldnt trade as i cant even be on my laptop for 10 mins let alone watch charts and be in chatroom. so i had to withdraw my money and quit trading. it sucks… i complained so much about night shift work when i started it but it was awesome cuz i had perfect life. hotel FREE. per diem 100$ a day. free car and gas and work night shift only. so i can trade in AM… sucks that market is also closed on weekends.

  3. Hello and good morning trading teacher Sasha Evdakov this is stock trading student Jonathan Black from Ohio. at 1:25 you go on about saying day trading is not a good plan, but the thing is some times it is a good idea to sell in the first few days and other times its ok to hold for a loss for a few months becasue eventually you will break even or be at gain someday, you just got to know when to hold them and know when to fold them.

  4. I work night shift so I can trade during the day but like you say want some long term trades as well.  Had a options account with a broker I told the company to have him not contact me anymore I still have my account and will do it alone.  I have to disconnect my telephone because brokers keep calling me I realize I have to learn it on my own that is the best way.  Need to see what works best for me and stick with it thanks again Sasha.

  5. you mentioned the book Timing the Trade by Tim O'Brien are there any other good books that you could recommend please? Many thanks interesting listening to your videos – lots of good tips.

  6. In my experience, for the past 4 years being in a full time job and also an intra day trading addict for the past 9 years, i have lost hell a lot of money and know many people who have been trading over longer time frames and have lost every penny and are trying to recover their losses from taking loans within their families and losing that money as well. Also there`s a negative that i can`t do short selling on stocks and hold those positions overnight. If i ever do swing trading, i need a lot of capital investment, as my broker will not provide me any leverage for holding stocks overnight. I also need to make up my mind about the maximum holding period for swing trades.

  7. In swing trading, the brokers do not provide leverage whereas in day-trading they do. Good day traders make money by using the weapon of leverage. Leverage is a double edged sword but it can work in your favor quite a bit if you know what you are doing. For swing trading, one needs at least $50,000 to see any sizeable returns whereas for day-trading, you need relatively smaller amount (say $5000) to see good results. 

  8. Sasha I want to personally THANK YOU for taking the time to make your videos they are so clean and professional, i don't get bored watching you, and i appreciate that i am not just staring at a chart and listening to a guy talk about pivots points and resistances (like i'm supposed to understand what those are!) You have a loyal subscriber here and i look fwd to watching and commenting on more of your videos 😀
    Ps it would be even more helpful here on YouTube if your before you start trading playlist were in a play through order of very beginner info to the more advance topics. Only reason i recommend this is i began watching this video asking myself what is swing trading and then digging around your other videos hoping there was a video explaining what it was (which lucky there is! cause your awesome!) TY TY TY again for making this learning way more easy digestible and ENJOYABLE!

  9. Swing trading can be good, but it is actually very stressful and hard for inpatient people. Basically find a style that fits your personality. I personally make great money day trading. I cannot manage long term trades at all even though I pick great entries when I try it.

  10. The actual purpose of the game is to attract people to the stock. My optimistic goal is to win by learning how to do it… but I get it, the person who makes more money isn't necessarily the one who learns more. Your suggestion is now helping me see things clearer. Thank you.

  11. Here's a special case. I entered a competition where I have to do paper trading, it's fake money, but the price is actual money. Basically, I have 100k fake usd and 7 weeks to profit from it. Should I invest everything by buying stocks from the most solid companies and wait for it to produce money? Or is day trading relevant in this case? Thank you so much, everything is very well explained, but what about these cases where there's a "deadline"?

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