The Wall Street Coach with Kim Ann Curtin: Recent Episodes
Kim Ann Curtin
While interviewing top investors like Bill Ackman, Jim Rogers, John Bogle and other Wall Street Legends, Kim discovered they share a set of five unique characteristics that helped create success in their lives and investments. In her book, Transforming Wall Street, she outlines The Five Practices that are key to their success and how you can follow “the masters of the universe” in their footsteps. Each episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast features interviews with top-level traders, investors, entrepreneurs, and global thought leaders. Kim Ann Curtin is the founder of The Wall Street Coach, works with traders, investors, and their teams to help them perform their best in the markets. Having worked on Wall Street for over two decades, Kim and her team of coaches combine Wall Street business acumen with emotional intelligence to help clients transform their trading, their careers and their lives.
Kim Ann Curtin sits down with Edgewonk co-founders Rolf Schlotmann and Moritz Czubatinski to discuss the power of trading journals, the psychology of discipline, and the lessons learned from building the world’s most comprehensive trading journal. From poker strategy to trading guardrails, this episode dives into why journaling is the foundation of consistent profitability.
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Kim Ann Curtin sits down with Gregg Sciabica for a revealing conversation about emotional resilience, trading longevity, and the mindset required to navigate the ups and downs of professional trading.
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Kim Ann Curtin sits down with trader Jeremy Aguiar, who brings 17 years of hard-won wisdom—from a major Chicago prop firm to trading solo. They dive into mindset, resilience, and why trading success is more about knowing yourself than the market.
Don’t miss this grounded, powerful convo.
The post EP 107: Unshakeable: How Jeremy Aguiar Plays the Long Game in Day Trading appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this powerful episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, Kim Ann Curtin welcomes renowned neuroscientist Dr. Michael Platt, Director of the Wharton Neuroscience Initiative and author of The Leader’s Brain. Dr. Platt shares groundbreaking insights into how our brains make decisions—particularly under stress—and explains how understanding neuroscience can dramatically enhance your trading performance.
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In this episode, Sanglucci shares his journey from trader to hedge fund manager and the crucial role of mindset in trading.
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Jeff Holden, a trader and Head of Recruiting at SMB Capital, shares how mentorship, structured training, and a repeatable edge are key to long-term trading success.
The post EP 105: The Mindset & Training of Top Traders with Jeff Holden of SMB Capital appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Hear how trader Matthew Monaco turned a $2,000 investment and early failures into multimillion-dollar success!
The post Ep 104: From $2,000 to $1 Million – Matthew Monaco’s Road to Trading Success appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Trader Charles Harris discusses how life-changing financial gains in trading come from identifying, committing to, and holding onto “monster stocks” with massive growth potential.
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When it comes to investing, Jason Apollo Voss found that honing intuition is just as important as analyzing data.
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Trader Bryce Tuohey dives into how he embraced risk and overcame internal doubts to pursue his passion for trading.
The post Ep 103: Trader Moonshots with Bryce Tuohey appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Listen as Eduardo Briceño shares his journey of building a global trading community and achieving success by treating trading as a long-term career and business.
The post EP 102: Turning $2K into $1.6 MILLION with Eduardo Briceño appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Ian Ostrosky, Business Development Manager at Marek Health, joins us to discuss why traders need to focus on their health.
The post EP 101: How To Biohack Your Trading appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Listen as Kim Ann Curtin sits down with trader, investor, market analyst, and expert commentator, Danielle Shay.
The post EP 100: Teacher to Trading Mentor – Breaking Stereotypes with Danielle Shay appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, Kim Ann Curtin sits down with Mike Bellafiore, co-founder of SMB Capital, one of the leading proprietary trading firms in the world and author of the trading classic books, One Good Trade and The Playbook.
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In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, Kim Ann Curtin sits down with veteran trader and Stockbee founder, Pradeep Bonde, to dive deep into the art of mastering the markets.
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In this podcast episode, Kim welcomes back Brian Lee to discuss the often misunderstood concept of risk in trading, emphasizing its importance for both novice and experienced traders.
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Join The Wall Street Coach Podcast as Matt Marino, Co-Founder of CenterPoint chats about shorting low float stocks, building client relationships, managing stress, and advanced trading tools. Get insights on choosing the right broker, the impact of high-profile traders, the future of retail trading, and essential qualities for success. Explore the evolving brokerage industry, AI's role in trading, and how the trading landscape has changed over the years. Perfect for day traders!
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Guest Chris Lanzilotti demystifies the complexities of trading, offering clear, actionable strategies for traders of all levels. Discover how to navigate the markets with confidence and efficiency in this insightful podcast episode.
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Matt 'PAX' Kenah shares his insightful journey on bouncing back from significant trading losses to building a resilient trading strategy. Learn how personal challenges and community involvement shaped his approach to successful trading.
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In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, Stan Ivanov shares his unique journey from growing up in Bulgaria to becoming a successful trader in Las Vegas, highlighting how his IT background and methodical approach to problem-solving have shaped his trading strategy and philosophy.
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Explore the profound impact of embracing uncertainty as a catalyst for growth, creativity, and resilience within the volatile world of day trading with Maggie Jackson.
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Discover how transforming anger through a unique expression method can pave the way for personal growth and improved mental well-being, inspired by a tattoo artist's supportive journey!
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Steven Goldstein joins The Wall Street Coach podcast and explores the transformative journey of becoming a consistently successful trader, shedding light on the often-overlooked elements of vulnerability and purpose.
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Explore the unique intersection of surfing and stock trading with Shane Dorian and Ryan Miller who've mastered both. This episode unveils their journey to building a successful trading tribe, leveraging the discipline and teamwork of surfing to excel in the financial markets.
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In this episode, David Hale talks about the harsh realities of day trading and what traders can expect if they choose to pursue a career in day trading.
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Listen in as Jared Dillian, author of "No Worries: How to Live a Stress-Free Financial Life," discusses cultivating a healthy relationship with money to eliminate financial stress.
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Kyle Williams managed to reach seven figures by staying true to his process rather than succumbing to short-term excitement. Discover how adopting a stoic mindset can lead you towards long-term success in your own trading endeavors!
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Ricky Analog, a seasoned trader with more than a decade of trading under his belt, talks about how gratitude is a game-changer, not just in trading, but in your everyday life.
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On this episode of The Wall Street Coach, Sam Prior, a semi-pro rugby player turned successful day trader, dives into his journey from a career in orthopedic account management to the pivotal moment that led him to trading.
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Author Peter Atwater joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to talk about his book, "The Confidence Map," which is a current must-read for anyone who wants to improve their decision-making.
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Steven Cress, the head of quantitative strategies at Seeking Alpha, shares his journey and insights into how Seeking Alpha's platform is changing the landscape of investment research.
The post Ep 82: Seeking Alpha’s Steven Cress on the Importance of Data-driven Trading & Investing appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Mike Milani, CEO of Mondeum Capital and a seasoned professional with 25 years of experience in active trading and financial technology, discusses what it takes to be a successful trader.
The post Ep 81: Trading Solutions with Mondeum Capital’s Mike Milani appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Megan Marlow, a Senior Trader at Peak Capital trading and a devoted moderator for Bear Bulls Traders, shares her tips on keeping cool under pressure as a professional chef and a successful Trader.
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Andrew Aziz, the founder of Bear Bull Traders, shares his awe-inspiring experience of summiting Mount Everest.
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Mariana Hincapie followed an unconventional path to achieve remarkable success. Join us as we explore Mari's journey, the challenges she faced, and the valuable insights she gained along the way.
The post Ep 79: Mari Hincapie – On a Mission to Inspire Female Traders appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Together with guest co-host Grant Williams, we delve into Steven Eisman's career, contributions, mindset and advice on navigating the complexities of today's financial markets.
The post Ep 78: “The Big Short” Legendary Investor Steven Eisman Talks 2023 Investing appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Women Traders -- join us to connect, learn, and grow at Centerpoint's Women in Trading Symposium!
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Ep:77 Alex Sposito - College Student to Seven-Figure Trader0:30 - Fan of the pod? Please subscribe + leave a review! Plus, check out www.traderherojourney.com That’s for you if you’re a trader who has ever struggled with fear of missing out, greed, ego issues, anger issues, health issues . . .
1:11 - Intro to Alex Sposito
5:45 - What Alex feels are the strengths and attributes to becoming a 7-figure trader
7:34 - On networking
9:44 - The social aspect of trading and its impact on a trader’s mindset
20:23 - The emotional side of the process
26:22 - To Twitter Space!
31:20 - Focusing on emotions while trading
52:07 - Alex’s advice for younger tradersIn this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, I sit down with Alex Sposito to discuss his journey from college student to becoming a seven-figure trader. Alex emphasizes the importance of risk management and networking in his success. He also discusses the support system he had during his biggest loss and how it helped him process through it quicker.
Alex also reminds traders to become systematic in trading, allowing for more focus and freeing up time to dedicate elsewhere. Looking back, the top three things he would focus on are risk management, data and statistics, and defining strategies. As he puts it, “The difference between could and should in trading is conviction.”
Alex Sposito’s journey will show you the importance of having a support system, a healthy mindset as a trader, conviction in your decisions and how to learn from our failures.
Follow Alex Sposito:
Twitter: @SpositoAlex
Linked In: @ Alexander Sposito
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Ep 76: The Contrarian Trading Style of "Unknown Market Wizard" Jason Shapiro0:30 - Fan of the pod? Please subscribe + leave a review! Plus, how to access Kim's FREE 3-minute Trader Check-In resource at TraderCheckIn.com
1:00 - Intro to Jason Shapiro
2:10 - Jason talks about his time in a Burmese Monastery
11:05 - On having a contrarian personality
28:37 - To Twitter Space!
32:32 - His community of traders
44:04 - On unbiased trading
513:00 - Remembering how reading the book Market Wizards affected him
1:10:02 - Jason's take on the SVB collapse
1:11:58 - Jason's mediation practiceWith 30 years of trading experience, Jason’s most recent years include a “contrarian style” approach that has zero correlation with any other trading strategy in the market. This approach has resulted in zero losing years over the past two decades. Featured in Jack Schwager’s latest book, Unknown Market Wizards, Jason Shapiro was The Contrarian referenced in Chapter Two.
Jason owns and manages a successful Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) business called Crowded Market Report.
Follow Jason –
Website: Crowded Market Report.com
Twitter: @Crowded_Mkt_Rpt
YouTube: @crowdedmarketreport
LinkedIn: CMR Publishing
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1:20 - Intro to Brian Shannon
3:50 - Starting with the basics
8:50 - The history of Anchored VWAP
10:35 - Charting software recommendations
13:20 - Using AVWAP in relation to earnings trends
18:45 - Why AVWAP is the perfect combination of price, time & volume
20:40 - How to set up your charts
25:38 - Brian discusses his new book
31:50 - Part II - Twitter Space
32:38 - The difference between VWAP and AVWAP
36:30 - How to manage risk with AVWAP
44:47 - The psychology of traders in relation to using VWAP as a tool
46:36 - How Brian Shannon deals with FOMO
48:18 - How these books shifted Brian’s relationship with the market
51:20 - Trader EQ - How Brian manages risk
55:50 - Don’t argue with the market
1:00:19 - Brian Shannon on his trading style
1:05:15 - Finding you own personal approach
1:07:53 - “JOMO”
1:10:10 - Don’t buy the dip
1:13:50 - Brian’s advice for tradersEp 75: Brian Shannon on Maximum Gains with Anchored VWAP Interested in having a better perspective on the market?
In this interview with The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin and guest co-host Shane Dorian, Brian Shannon, CMT discusses the history and practical uses of Anchored VWAP– including as part of a strategy to deal with FOMO.
New and seasoned traders won’t want to miss this episode!
Anchored VWAP – it’s not for everyone, but for those who understand how to use it as a tool, it definitely gives an advantage. For Brian, it’s how he came to better understand the market and his relationship to it.
About Brian Shannon, CMTAuthor Brian Shannon is a stock market analyst and trader professional with over three decades of experience. He founded Alphatrends, Alphatrends.net, an online community dedicated to market analysis and education for swing traders.
He has taught tens of thousands to become better traders with his highly acclaimed book, Technical Analysis Using Multiple Timeframes. His newest book, Maximum Trading Gains with Anchored VWAP: The Perfect Combination of Price, Time & Volume, is the #1 Investment Analysis & Strategy book on Amazon and continues to sell out.
Follow Brian Shannon, CMTAlphatrends.net
Twitter: @Alphatrends
Youtube: @Alphatrends
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0:57 - Intro to Rick Carson
3:56 - Did Rick ever expect his book to do what it has done?
5:18 - What is an inner gremlin and how can it affect traders?
10:50 - Kim's experience of Rick's book: its profound effects in her life.
14:09 - Effort vs. strain and actionable tips
18:07 - Lean into losses for catharsis
19:50 - Rick's take on accepting losses in trading
23:37 - Tuning in to your physical experience
27:34 - The monster of the mind for traders
29:40 - How traders can face uncertainty insecurity and volatility in the market
32:13 - How to identify if it's your gremlin talking or you
37:50 - Revenge trading and why it's like poison
43:08 - The negative power of resisting
45:39 - What is a healthy relationship to fear?
48:50 - Anecdotes of survival
52:05 - Getting comfortable with loss, navigating grief, and parting words of advice Ep 74: Rick Carson on Taming Your Gremlin for TradersAre inner gremlins holding you back from realizing your true potential as a trader? Don’t miss this interview with famed author Rick Carson about taming your inner gremlin!
Just about everyone has beliefs about themselves. But where do they come from? Are they based on fact, or are they really just your “inner gremlin” telling you lies that are holding you back from realizing your full potential?
According to Rick Carson, author of “Taming Your Gremlin,” any belief you have about yourself is just an opinion that you develop loyalty to. It’s important to get a sliver of light between who you are and all those ideas about who you are — otherwise they could be holding you back.
In this interview with The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin, Rick Carson helps shed light on the “monster of the mind” that uses negative past experiences and self-doubt to limit and keep you from reaching your full potential.
About Rick CarsonWhen it comes to Gremlin-Taming®, Rick Carson wrote the book — literally.
Rick is the author of four HarperCollins books. His seminal work, Taming Your Gremlin® has had a remarkable track record. A top seller for HarperCollins since its publication in 1984, Taming Your Gremlin has been translated into numerous languages leading to a Revised Edition in 2003 and its sequel, A Master Class in Gremlin-Taming in 2008.
For five decades Rick has been a practicing psychotherapist, personal/executive coach, consultant to businesses, non-profit organizations, United States government agencies and more. He’s conducted presentations at the behest of organizations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. Rick is an Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and a former faculty member at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.
Follow Rick CarsonWebsite: https://www.tamingyourgremlin.com
Instagram: @gremlintaming
Twitter: @gremlintaming
Facebook: facebook.com/tamingyourgremlin
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0:57 - Intro to David Sun
2:13 - Breaking down "return on time" — one of David's guiding principles as a trader
5:02 - The crucial nature of patience
7:34 - How an electrical engineering background gave David an edge in trading and helps him build conviction
13:50 - How David shares content and shares resources with traders and the power of fellowship for traders
21:36 - Over to Twitter Space; a discussion of the the difference between options and equity trading
23:00 - David's career trajectory
27:57 - What David gets from his podcast
30:50 - What mindset is necessary to succeed in options?
34:23 - Are options just YOLO bets? Addressing options misconceptions.
36:49 - The TRUTH about understanding where a strategy has edge
40:00 - Managing realistic expectations for traders.
46:04 - Elite traders versus realistic traders, and final parting wordsEp 73: David Sun’s High-Conviction Mindset in TradingWhen it comes to trading and investing, most people focus on return on capital. But according to David Sun, money isn’t what it’s all about. He argues that time is a form of capital. If you have a very efficient strategy and can do other things with your time, then you can gain a different form of return on capital.
While his “passive investing” style might be low-touch, that doesn’t mean it’s low-knowledge.
Do you want to break free from the chains of 24/7 trading? Are you ready to get a “return on time” in your trading career?
In this unique two-part interview with The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin, David shares his unique yet realistic and highly accessible approach to trading. Then, the interview moves over to a live Twitter Space recording. Prepare to look at trading and work-life balance in a whole new way!
About David SunDavid Sun doesn’t come from a finance background. He picked up options from a friend while pursuing a masters in Electrical Engineering at Princeton during 2008/2009. In 2017, he discovered tastytrade, which accelerated his learning curve. He launched his first options-based hedge fund in 2018, followed by a second hedge fund in 2021. Today, he is the host of the Trade Busters podcast, which is focused on educating retail options traders with emphasis on risk management and return on time.
Follow David SunWebsite: thetradebusters.com
Podcast: The Trade Busters with David Sun
Twitter: @TheTradeBuster
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0:52 - Intro to Joe Gasperoni, AKA JTrader
- What mindset is necessary for traders who want to find success in small caps?
5:32 - JTrader's secrets to being resilient
7:50 - Words of advice for traders who are struggling right now
9:01 - How the perfection trap affects traders
10:40 - Why is ongoing education so important for traders?
11:50 - What is JTrader's personality?
13:20 - The importance of knowing yourself
18:27 - What the heck is going on with crypto?
21:30 - Balancing self-care and trading
23:30 - What does JTrader wish he knew earlier?
24:47 - When is it time to change up your trading strategy?
26:48 - Over to Twitter Space + reintroduce JTrader
31:10 - What motivates JTrader to help emerging traders
35:06 - The importance of having a support system and trading community
45:00 - The spirit JTrader tries to bring to his work every day
46:33 - Recovering from losses and parting words Ep 72: Joseph Gasperoni of JTrader on Small Cap Trading SuccessLooking to find success in small caps? Learn from the best. Joseph Gasperoni, AKA JTrader, has been in the game for years. He’s traded and invested in a variety of different securities. He’s had to pivot time and time again in reaction to the shifting market. Now, he’s found success as both a small-cap trader and mentor.
In this unique two-part interview with The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin, Joseph shares what goes into his impressive mindset — including how he accepts losses as part of the game. Then, the interview moves over to a live Twitter Space recording. Prepare to gain a fresh perspective on the 2023 market and more confidence on your trading path.
About Joseph GasperoniJTrader started trading Italian stocks and covered warrants in 1999. His ambition grew and decided to take a mentor, Dr. Michele Pertile. After gaining 5 years of experience and knowledge, JTrader finally reached his goal and traded live from 2000 to 2005. During this time JTrader continued his studies which included back testing. From this he founded his proprietary indicators, JLines. After many years of success and expanding into other class assets, JTrader finally reached a point of content but also weariness. JTrader distracted himself with long term investments and real estate from 2011 to 2016. In 2016 JTrader returned to trading but the Italian Market had changed, so he had no choice but to learn a new market, the U.S. Stock Market. Within the U.S. Stock Market JTrader found more success, particularly with small caps. His success with small caps spread amongst peers and this led him to a new ambition of creating a trading community, where he could mentor and help others find the same success he has.
Follow Joseph Gasperoni, AKA JTraderWebsite:
jtrader.co
Twitter:
@jtraderco
@smallcaproom
Instagram: @jtraderco
YouTube: youtube.com/c/jtrader
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jgasperoni/
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0:30 - Fan of the pod? Please subscribe + leave a review! Plus, how to access Kim's FREE 3-minute Trader Check-In resource at TraderCheckIn.com
1:05 - Intro to Joe Fahmy
- Are drummers better traders?
4:03 - Market correction + staying confident in the midst of it
6:48 - Living in neutrality and being able to change your mind
8:10 - The importance of being able to make decisions
10:49 - Too much vs. too little confidence
13:03 - Market cyles, Jesse Livermore, and lessons learned
15:15 - What does Joe think about crypto + Bitcoin?
15:51 - Mindset words of advice
17:50 - Spirituality and trading
20:15 - Over to Twitter Space + reintroduce Joe
24:40 - How Joe stays open-minded
32:25 - Dealing with downturns + how studying history helps traders
35:00 - Connecting online + mentorship for traders
38:00 - Listener question: how long did it take to become profitable + how active are you?
41:30 - Common trading misconceptions
43:55 - Listener question: selling discipline and knowing when to sell
47:37 - Unconventional advice for traders
49:38 - Why is creativity so important for traders?
51:20 - Advice for traders who are having difficulty in the current market
53:50 - How the current correction is affecting Joe
56:25 - Why it's so important to have a sense of humor
58:50 - Listener question: How Joe got into Zor Capital
56:25 - Why it's so important to have a sense of humor
1:07:00 - Listener comments: Appreciation + thanks, followed by parting wordsEp 71: Joe Fahmy’s Optimistic Mindset for the 2023 MarketHaving trouble navigating the 2023 stock market? 20+ year trading veteran Joe Fahmy wants to help.
According to Joe, trading isn’t just about having the right setup. It’s about your mindset. As he puts it, “If your mind’s not right and your head’s screwed up, you’re gonna screw up. So do every single thing in your power to keep your mind strong.”
In this unique two-part interview with The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin, Joe reveals the secrets to his winning mindset — and why it’s so important to stay optimistic and have a sense of humor. Then, the interview moves over to a live Twitter Space recording featuring listener questions. Prepare to learn, gain market confidence, and laugh a lot.
About Joe FahmyJoseph Fahmy is an Investment Advisory Representative at Zor Capital, LLC, a New York-based investment management firm. Joe has over 21 years of trading experience during which he developed his investment strategy. His extensive knowledge of technical analysis, market forecasting, and risk management has landed him appearances on Wall Street Week, CNBC, Fox Business, ABC News, CNN Money and he is a regular contributor to Yahoo Finance.
Joe completed his undergraduate work at Tufts University, receiving a B.A. in Economics and Religion in 1995. Outside of trading, Joe enjoys playing the drums, traveling, and sports.
Follow Joe FahmyWebsite: joefahmy.com
Investor Education: https://joefahmy.com/investor-education
Twitter: @jfahmy
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1:10 - Introduction to Victoria Loorz
- Nature for non-believers + why everyone has a relationship with nature
12:00 - The benefits of creating small spaces for connection
13:19 - Big picture and integrating the global marketplace
15:30 - Church of the wild and connection
24:25 - The benefits of spending more time in nature
27:10 - Being part of the problem vs part of the solution
32:19 - A nothing place, unproductive wilderness, + disruption
36:00 - A surprising deer story + final words Ep 70: Victoria Loorz on Connection, Healing, & Nature For TradersAre you feeling burned out? Are you feeling a lack of connection and balance in your life? This interview with “wild church pastor” and author Victoria Loorz could point you in the right direction.
Successful day traders, executives, and other high-achieving individuals often feel pressure to work at all hours. As a result, they can feel detached from the world and from other people.
This interview is an invitation to reconnect. In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, Kim Ann Curtin connects with Victoria Loorz, author of the beautiful book, “Church of the Wild: Nature Invites Us into the Sacred.”
About Victoria LoorzVictoria Loorz, MDiv, is a “wild church pastor,” an “eco-spiritual director,” author, and co-founder of several transformation-focused organizations focused on the integration of nature and spirituality.
After twenty years as a pastor of indoor churches, Victoria launched the first Church of the Wild, in Ojai CA. She then co-founded the ecumenical Wild Church Network, an affiliation of congregations across North America that meet exclusively outdoors. She is also co-founder and director of Seminary of the Wild, which is focused on a deep-dive yearlong Eco-Ministry Certificate program.
Victoria is also the author of “Church of the Wild: Nature Invites Us into the Sacred.”
Follow Victoria LoorzWebsite: www.victorialoorz.com
Twitter: @LoorzVictoria
Instagram: @mamadoodledoo
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4132393290151237
Victoria’s book: “Church of the Wild: Nature Invites Us into the Sacred“
More Good Stuff:Get Kim’s FREE e-book at traderdiscipline.com
Kim’s FREE 3-minute Trader Check-In resource at TraderCheckIn.com
Disclaimer: All information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell any security. For full disclosures: www.thewallstreetcoach.comThe post Ep 70: Victoria Loorz on Connection, Healing, & Nature For Traders appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
0:30 - Fan of the pod? Please subscribe + leave a review! Plus, how to access Kim's FREE 3-minute Trader Check-In resource at TraderCheckIn.com
1:05 - Introduction to Shay Huang
3:25 - Shay's "hero's journey" from Taiwan to Canada to trader
6:09 - A 20k loss, a bashed computer, + the dangers of revenge trading
8:11 - Shay's awakening + important trading lessons
10:20 - Trading for money vs. the love of trading
12:40 - Balance, part-time trading, + doing what you love
14:10 - No Lambos here — Shay's real-world approach to trading
15:50 - Prioritizing risk over reward
18:07 - Advice for seasoned traders in the tough 2022 market
19:30 - Outdoor activity, nature, and how it impacts Shay's trading
20:40 - The most critical trading misconceptions according to Shay
23:10 - Over to Twitter Space + reintroduce Shay
26:29 - Developing EQ and how it served Shay's trading
28:51 - How Shay identified her obstacles to trading success
31:50 - Advice for all traders in the current trading environment
33:55 - What has surprised Shay in her 8 years of trading and how does she maintain balance?
39:20 - How Shay felt when she told her mom about her $20K loss
42:17 - Shay's take on her community
46:19 - VFX and how it helped prepare Shay for trading
48:25 - The crucial importance of EQ for traders + final wordsEp 69: Shay Huang of Humbled Trader: The Power of Not Giving UpThere are a lot of things worth knowing about Shay Huang, AKA Humbled Trader. But let’s start with two important ones:
- She’s REAL. One of Shay’s taglines is “no Lambos here, only reality.” She’s not afraid to talk openly about her losses (like the $20K loss she talks about on the episode!) or the struggles she faced as she made her way as a trader.
- She’s FUNNY. Shay jokes that she’s working on her reel for Saturday Night Live — whether or not she ever makes a comedic TV debut, her quick wit combined with warmth and know-how makes this interview (and every video on her wildly popular YouTube channel) a must-watch.
Traders, you don’t want to miss this two-part episode featuring an interview and a live Twitter Space recording with Shay. In it, you’ll learn about her journey from the grueling VFX field to trading, how she maintains work-life balance, and why it’s so important to love trading itself — not just money.
Shay boasts over 900K engaged subscribers and also runs her very own trading community — once you check out the interview, you’ll understand why she’s so popular.
Prepare to learn, laugh, and be inspired on your own trading journey.
About Shay HuangPrior to day trading full-time for a living, Shay worked in the labor-intensive film and VFX industry. While the compensation wasn’t bad, the hours were long and draining on both the mind and body. So after several years of blood, sweat and equity, Shay began looking for a way out… that’s when she discovered day trading.
Just like most beginner traders, Shay soon learned that trading the markets was anything BUT easy.
She encountered many failures and a lot of days where she felt like giving up. Once, Shay bashed her computer and cried in tears when she lost over $20,000 following chat room alerts from various “trading gurus.”
After more than a year of struggling and drowning in deep red, Shay finally learned that trading isn’t about finding the “perfect” system. It’s about understanding psychology, trading price action (not patterns), and following a structured risk management system.
It was only after Shay started prioritizing risk over reward, and paired regiment with a set of high-probability trading strategies, that she finally found real consistency in her day trading profits.
After eight years of grinding in the markets, Shay now trades full-time from home, and spends her free time doing the things she loves. You can catch her snowboarding in the winter, and hiking and kayaking in the summer.
Shay also makes entertaining and educational YouTube videos to share her journey, her lessons, and build up her comedy reel for her Saturday Night Live audition… maybe someday.
Shay now boasts over 900K engaged subscribers and also runs her very own trading community. She is also involved in the trading community and was part of the recent Traders4ACause event. Feel free to find out more about Shay at www.humbledtrader.com.
Follow Shay Huang + Links MentionedWebsite: www.humbledtrader.com
Twitter: @humbledtrader18
Instagram: @humbledtrader
TikTok: @humbledtrader
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HumbledTrader1/videos
Facebook: www.facebook.com/HumbledTrader
A cause both Shay and Kim are involved in:
Traders For a Cause
More Good Stuff:Get Kim’s FREE e-book at traderdiscipline.com
Kim’s FREE 3-minute Trader Check-In resource at TraderCheckIn.com
Disclaimer: All information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell any security. For full disclosures: www.thewallstreetcoach.comThe post Ep 69: Shay Huang of Humbled Trader: The Power of Not Giving Up appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
0:30 - Fan of the pod? Please leave a review! Plus, how to access Kim's FREE e-book, "Discipline & Finding Your Edge"
1:02 - Introduction to Andrew Aziz
4:10 - Lessons from breathing at 20,000 feet
5:50 - What do traders need to be most resilient about?
8:26 - Andrew's tips for increasing resilience
11:30 - So few traders honestly speak about losses. Why is Andrew so open to talking about it?
15:16 - The powerful force that is the market
18:22 - Why Andrew's books resonate with traders
22:46 - The 'air traffic control' mindset + trading
26:07 - Over to Twitter Spaces + reintroduce Andrew
29:14 - How + why did Andrew start Bear Bull Traders?
31:20 - The role of resilience in community
34:30 - The impact of Andrew's trading community on his personal trading
37:49 - Navigating the tough 2022 market
39:42 - Nature and its healing effects on the soul (and trading)
43:06 - How Andrew maintains balance in his life
47:43 - Trading success as a double-edged sword
50:30 - How to find a great trading teacher
54:02 - Tips for traders in the current market
56:24 - Andrew's lessons from FTX
59:50 - Emotional intelligence in trading
1:04:00 - Blame in trading and life, lessons learned, and final words
1:07:00 - Upcoming Bear Bull Traders life trading eventEp 68: Andrew Aziz of Bear Bull Traders: His Mindset for Day Trading SuccessAndrew Aziz, the founder of Bear Bull Traders, isn’t afraid to go deep. As he openly shares with host Kim Ann Curtin in this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast, “nine months ago, I was worth $3 million more on paper.”
Of course, just about everything’s down in the stock market in 2022. But Andrew’s not letting it ruin his life. He’s not even letting it ruin his day.
Why? Because he’s a seasoned trader. He understands that these cycles are temporary. This is the way the stock market works. Pity the trader who refuses to yield to the market. Andrew puts it, “With the financial market, You are dealing with a very powerful force that doesn’t care about you.”
Many listeners already know of Andrew’s chops as a trader and educator. But he’s also an example of trading EQ (emotional intelligence) that traders at all levels can learn from.
How does he keep his cool when the market’s stormy? In this two-part episode featuring an interview and a live Twitter Space recording, you’ll learn exactly what motivates him in trading and in life. Learn all about the trading rules that have helped him, why he’s “a big advocate of part-time trading,” and why not all trading ‘gurus’ are created equal.
Prepare to learn, be inspired, and take away some fantastic lessons that will inform you as a trader and a human being.
About Andrew AzizAndrew Aziz is an accomplished trader and founder of Bear Bull Traders, an educational community designed to help traders connect, learn, share, and grow.
After moving to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to earn his PhD in chemical engineering, Andrew spent several years working in various research scientist positions in the cleantech industry.
Upon being let go from one particular position, he decided to focus his energy on the financial industry and trading markets. With drive and determination, Andrew started studying the stock market. Everyone, including himself, was doubtful, but Andrew persevered.
Then, in 2015, he published his first book, “How to Day Trade for a Living,” a simple, concise, and practical guide to day trading, written for everyone, regardless of their financial market knowledge. Later, in 2016, he started what would become the Bear Bull Traders community as a forum for serious traders to share their knowledge and expertise with other traders around the world.
Whenever he is not trading or in front of his computer, Andrew is outdoors hiking, trekking, skiing, or high-altitude climbing.
Follow Andrew Aziz + Links Mentionedwww.bearbulltraders.com
Andrew Aziz on Twitter
Andrew Aziz on Instagram
Andrew Aziz on LinkedIn
Andrew’s books on Amazon
A cause both Andrew and Kim are involved in:
Traders For a Cause
Get the FREE e-book mentioned in this episode at traderdiscipline.com
Disclaimer: All information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell any security. For full disclosures: www.thewallstreetcoach.comThe post Ep 68: Andrew Aziz of Bear Bull Traders: His Mindset for Day Trading Success appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
0:30 - How to access Kim's FREE e-book, "Discipline & Finding Your Edge"
0:50 - Introduction to Jack Kellogg (as if you need one)
3:15 - Jack shares his trading trajectory
5:50 - What's behind Jack's work ethic + mindset?
7:40 - What are the biggest misunderstandings Jack sees among traders (and feels himself)?
11:17 - Dissecting losses + comfort with discomfort
12:24 - Trading isn't about money for Jack anymore. So what is it about?
14:41 - Balance + how Jack operates now
19:00 - What Jack does in his free time
21:15 - How would Jack advise a beginner?
22:48 - How did Jack get his enviable big-picture mentality?
24:15 - Over to the Twitter Space + reintroduce Jack
25:30 - Why Jack doesn't just want to be just a trader
27:24 - How Jack maintains balance in his life outside of trading?
31:05 - The secret to Jack's internal grit and how he looks at losses
33:20 - Jack's take on healthy living
37:15 - Listener question: where should traders turn for stock information?
39:45 - Listener question: how to avoid FOMO and forcing trades
42:51 - Listener question: what was a major turning point in your career?
44:24 - Listener question: Jack's trades on SQQQ and TQQQ
46:30 - Jack's exponential growth — how did he uplevel?
50:12 - Listener question: what is Jack's edge?
52:57 - Jack's Personal goals
54:20 - Listener question: how did Jack diversify and expand his trading strategy?
57:53 - How Jack gets support from loved ones + the trading community
59:30 - What mindset would Jack like to see shift in the day trading community?br> 1:01:30 - What gratitude means to JackEp 67: Jack Kellogg: From Valet to Multimillionaire TraderIf you’re a day trader, you’re probably familiar with Jack Kellogg. If you haven’t heard of him yet … well, he’s kind of a big deal. He’s traded OTCs, he’s traded meme stocks. He’s gone long, he’s gone short … and at just 24, he’s surpassed $10 million in trading profits.
You’re kind of tempted to hate him, right?
But here’s the thing: Jack’s a genuinely great guy.
As The Wall Street Coach Podcast host Kim Ann Curtin puts it, “Not only is Jack a world-class trader, but a world-class human being.”
In this interview, you’ll discover a side of Jack that few people have seen or heard before. In this combo episode featuring an interview coupled with a live Twitter Space recording, you’ll learn about the emotional side of Jack’s trading — including an honest discussion of his emotional struggles even in the face of success, and how he worked with Kim as a coach to develop more EQ and balance in his life.
There’s no doubt that everyone who listens to this episode is going to grow and stretch and see their EQ raised! Jack is a living example of someone who is unstoppable — you don’t want to miss this!
About Jack KelloggJack Kellogg isn’t your typical millionaire trader. After he graduated high school, he didn’t want to go to college, but he understood that if he wanted to have the kind of life he wanted, he needed to make money.
In 2017, he made it his New Year’s resolution to learn how to trade and started with $10K he saved from his valet job. People think of him as an overnight success, but he spent years grinding and working on side hustles including an attempt to sell bamboo pillows.
His years of fine-tuning his skills paid off. When the crazy market volatility of 2020 hit, he was prepared. He passed $1 million in profits in late 2020, and his growth has been exponential ever since. He passed $10 million in profits this year and hasn’t stopped there. In addition to being a world-class trader, he’s also a trading mentor and active in the trading community, taking part in events like Traders For a Cause and more.
Follow Jack Kellogg + Links MentionedJack Kellogg on Twitter
Jack Kellogg on Instagram
Traders For a Cause
Get the FREE e-book mentioned in this episode at traderdiscipline.com
Disclaimer: All information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell any security. For full disclosures: www.thewallstreetcoach.comThe post Ep 67: Jack Kellogg: From Valet to Multimillionaire Trader appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim Ann Curtin speaks with Anand Sanghvi of Sang Lucci fame. Get his take on the FTX debacle, the right mindset to overcome losses, and more!
The post Ep 66: Anand Sanghvi of Sang Lucci: FTX & The Power of Your Trading Mindset appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim speaks with Thomas Vozzo, CEO of Homeboy Industries, about his radical approach to leadership and life. Prepare to be inspired!
The post Ep 65: Thomas Vozzo of Homeboy Industries: A Radical Approach to Leadership & Life appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Want a better relationship with money? Tom Brammar, CEO of Stackin', wants to show you the way.
The post Ep 64: Tom Brammar & Stackin’: Your Guide to a Better Relationship with Money appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
@VWapTrader1, AKA JJ of Confessions of a Market Maker, joins Kim Ann Curtin for a speed coaching session to answer YOUR top trading questions.
The post Ep 63: @VWapTrader1 AKA JJ of Confessions of a Market Maker + Kim Offer Speed Coaching appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his winning trades on $TSLA.
The post Ep 62: Charles Harris’ Winning Mindset + Strategy on $TSLA (Part 2) appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his extraordinary career.
The post Ep 61: Charles Harris’ Massive Trading Loss Recovery + Mindset appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Grant Williams is a 35-year investing veteran and the author and publisher of the wildly popular newsletter "Things That Make You Go Hmmm..." and host of the "The Grant Williams Podcast." He's an expert in his field, and he has a LOT to say about the market, mindset, and the incredible power of curiosity.
The post Ep 60: Nathan Michaud’s Day Trading Mindset and Community appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Grant Williams is a 35-year investing veteran and the author and publisher of the wildly popular newsletter "Things That Make You Go Hmmm..." and host of the "The Grant Williams Podcast." He's an expert in his field, and he has a LOT to say about the market, mindset, and the incredible power of curiosity.
The post Ep 59: Grant Williams’ Market and Mindset Wisdom appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Andres Armienta was on his way to become a surgeon. Now, he's a successful short-seller. Here's how he did it.
The post Ep 58: Tom Canfield’s Guide to Mindset, Self-Awareness, & Trading in An Ugly Market appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Andres Armienta was on his way to become a surgeon. Now, he's a successful short-seller. Here's how he did it.
The post Episode 57: Andres Armienta’s Journey From Pre-Med to Pro Trader appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Lance Breitstein joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss his incredible rise as a prop trader at Trillium, the importance having a growth mindset, and how to identify the nuances in both the market and your own trading to vastly improve your edge.
The post Episode 56: Lance Breitstein on Becoming an Elite Trader appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Brice Foose joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss the importance of balance and how he benefits from working part-time as a pharmacist despite being an accomplished, professional trader.
The post Episode 55: Brice Foose on Part-Time Work and Full Time Profits appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Zach Schellhaas joins the Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss how traders can find community, be a contribution, and make an impact with Traders4ACause.
The post Episode 54: Zach Schellhaas on Making an Impact with Traders4ACause appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Anthony Scaramucci joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss his book The Sweet Life with Bitcoin and ways to capitalize on Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and other blockchain technology by holding a longterm perspective.
The post Episode 53: Anthony Scaramucci and The Sweet Life with Bitcoin appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Ellen Rogin joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss how to evaluate and nurture your relationship with money, wealth, and prosperity.
The post Episode 52: Ellen Rogin on Your Relationship with Money and Prosperity appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Tom Sosnoff joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss trading, entrepreneurship, and how he lives his bliss by doing what he loves everyday.
The post Episode 51: Tom Sosnoff on Trading and Entrepreneurship appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jawad Mian joins The Wall Street Coach Podcast to discuss his book Stray Reflections, his thoughts on the current market, and how he finds clarity for himself through spirituality. Jawad Mian is the founder of Stray Reflections, a global macro research firm and trading advisory with a focus on major investment themes.
The post Episode 50: Jawad Mian’s Stray Reflections for Investors and Traders appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
John Gray joins Kim and Lucas to discuss the importance of properly balancing hormones in your body for optimal mental and physical performance. Gray dives into how imbalances of estrogen and testosterone in both men and women can impact their moods, appearance, and sexual drive.
The post Episode 49: John Gray, PhD. on Harnessing the Power of Your Testosterone appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jane Gallina aka Airplane Jane joins Kim and Lucas to discuss how her trading has transformed by following dark pool prints, her insights around crypto, and how she adapts to new information in order to move with the market.
The post Episode 48: Jane Gallina on Dark Pools, Crypto, and Moving with the Market appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kathy Donnelly joins Kim and Lucas to discuss her book The Lifecycle Trade and how she uses the rules outlined in the book to find the growth stock leaders of tomorrow. Implementing many rules created by famed growth investor William O'Neil, Kathy has found incredible success investing and managing her own money.
The post Episode 47: Kathy Donnelly on Finding Growth Stock Leaders of Tomorrow appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas dive into the all too common phenomenon of burnout. There are many warning signs along the way, but most people don't recognize burnout for themselves until they're emotionally, mentally, and physically debilitated.
The post Episode 46: Burnout appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Adventure athlete and leadership coach Jason Caldwell joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his book Navigating the Impossible and his world record experiences rowing across oceans. In this interview Jason breakdown how fighting through storms, both literal and figurative, have shaped the way he approaches communication, relationships, and emotional wellbeing.
The post Episode 45: Jason Caldwell on Navigating the Impossible appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Frank Casey joins Kim and Lucas to discuss how his background as an options expert helped identify the Ponzi scheme that the secretive money manager Bernie Madoff had built.
The post Episode 44: Frank Casey on Taking Down Madoff and Keeping Profits Up appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Professional big wave surfer Shane Dorian joins Kim and Lucas to discuss riding big waves on the ocean and chasing big returns in stocks. Shane describes similarities between trading stocks and surfing, including patience, timing, and prioritizing risk management.
The post Episode 43: Shane Dorian on Big Waves and Big Winners appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Lisa Rangel, CEO and Founder of Chameleon Resumes, joins Kim and Lucas to discuss staying prepared for new professional opportunities. Lisa’s unique view on getting and staying prepared includes keeping tabs on your social presence, updating your resume, and a refreshing take networking.
The post Episode 42: Being Prepared with Lisa Rangel appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Eric Greschner comes to discuss the importance of long-term financial planning with simple, actionable steps to always be prepared for the future.
The post Episode 41: Playing the Long Game with Eric Greschner appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas discuss the reasons people tend to unconsciously hold themselves back and offer practical techniques to overcome self-imposed inhibitors in order to realize your full potential.
The post Episode 40: Time to Play Full Out and Level Up appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas discuss the similarities between coaching and the movie Fight Club. Together they break down the allure of Tyler Durden (played by Brad Pitt) because of the hard truths he is willing give to The Narrator/Jack (played by Edward Norton) and the other members that join Fight Club.
The post Episode 39:Coaching Can Be Your Fight Club appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jack Schwager joins Kim and Lucas to discuss what he’s learned from his years of interviewing and writing about Market Wizards. Jack dives into the similarities he’s seen in some of the best traders in the world that have led to their incredible success. These similarities including perseverance, risk management, and developing a methodology that worked for them.
The post Episode 38: Jack Schwager on Market Wizards Sentiment and Success appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Latoya Smith, co-founder of The Profit Room, joins Kim and Lucas to discuss her journey as a trader, some of the rules she’s developed for herself, and how she helps develop new traders into pros.
The post Episode 37: Consistent Profits in the Profit Room with Latoya Smith appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jim Rogers joins Kim and Lucas to discuss the current market, his time on Wall Street, and his first-hand experience of finance around the world, which he documented in his book ‘Investment Biker: Around the World with Jim Rogers’.
The post Episode 36: The Principal Points of Markets Life with Jim Rogers appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
William Beebe joins Kim and Lucas to discuss the emotional and psychological hurdles that he overcame on his journey to becoming a consistently profitable trader.
The post Episode 35: Becoming a Profitable Trader with William Beebe appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jason Apollo Voss – Coach, Author, Consultant & former Portfolio Manager – joins Kim and Lucas to dive deep into how intuition plays a crucial part of trading, investing, and life. Jason shares practices that have helped him and his clients identify purpose, quickly get in ‘the zone’, and wholeheartedly their trust intuition.
The post Episode 34: Trusting Intuition with Jason Apollo Voss appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Receiving requires openess and vulnerability. Kim and Lucas discuss how if it is difficult for you to receive compliments, praise, of gifts, you may have difficulties receiving profits from you trading.
The post Episode 33: Are You Open to Receive From the Market appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas discuss how overtrading and overworking can be detrimental to your account, and more importantly, your mental and physical health. They offer some practical advice on how to create and maintain a healthy relationship with trading to allow your mind to reset and clear up so that you’re able to work smarter, not harder.
The post Episode 32: Creating a Healthy Relationship with Trading appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Ricky Analog and Benito Segovia from TrueTrader.net join Kim and Lucas to discuss their respective trading journeys, philosophies on risk management, and the mentorship they provide members of the TrueTrader community.
The post Episode 31: TrueTrader Pros Ricky Analog and Benito Segovia appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Socionomist, professor, and author Peter Atwater joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his book ‘Moods and Markets: A New Way to Invest in Good Times and in Bad’. He also offers his approach to trading and investing in the current market, crypto, and much more.
The post Episode 30: Understanding the Moods of the Market with Peter Atwater appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Former Wall Street trader and author Turney Duff joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his book The Buy Side: A Wall Street Trader’s Tale of Spectacular Excess, his time on Wall Street, dealing with addiction, and his pursuit of happiness.
The post Episode 29: Being on The Buy Side with Turney Duff appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Author, trader, investor, and standup comedian James Altucher joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his new book Skip the Line and offers practical advice from his book on ways to quickly improve in any area of your life.
The post Episode 28: How to Skip the Line with James Altucher appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Trauma resolution and attachment expert, Alicen Halquist, joins Kim and Lucas to discuss how attachment adaptations (commonly referred to as attachment styles) influence every aspect of our lives, from personal relationships to individual trades.
The post Episode 27: Trading & Your Attachment Style/Adaptations with Alicen Halquist appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Emotional connection and present moment awareness expert, Raphael Cushnir, joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his approach to “surfing emotions,” living in the present moment, and so much more.
The post Episode 26: Surfing Emotions with Raphael Cushnir appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Author of The Gray Rhino and You Are What You Risk, Michele Wucker, joins Kim and Lucas to discuss her new book and give insight into how risk is perceived and acted upon by different individuals and cultures.
The post Episode 25: You Are What You Risk with Michele Wucker appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas discuss the most common roadblocks that traders face and how they have helped traders tackle these problems: Fear of Failure, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), Lack of Discipline, Lack of Proven Edge, Greed, and Ego.
Kim and Lucas discuss the most common roadblocks that traders face and how they have helped traders tackle these problems: Fear of Failure, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), Lack of Discipline, Lack of Proven Edge, Greed, and Ego.
The post Episode 24: Common Issues for Traders appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas welcome Samantha Keen and Jason Apollo Voss – expert coaches in meditation and intuition. Both Samantha and Jason have worked for years as coaches with The Wall StreetCoach and both practice and coach meditation and mindfulness.
The post Episode 23: Meditation, Intuition, and Growth with Samantha Keen and Jason Apollo Voss appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas discuss how anxiety, PTSD, and other stress can manifest physically and how to hold space for yourself when these stresses appear – sometimes completely out of the blue.
The post Episode 22: Holding Space for Yourself appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Jim Persing and Antonio El-Achkar, coaches on The Wall Street Coach team, join Kim and Lucas to discuss their approach to coaching and how they help clients transform their lives.
The post Episode 21: Meet Our Coaches Jim Persing & Antonio El-Achkar appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this week’s episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Ray D’Argenio (trader, cohost of Confessions of a Market Maker, and former poker player) joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his mentality and approach to poker and trading.
The post Episode 20: Optimization, Strategy, and Theory with Ray D’Argenio appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast award-winning journalist, professional speaker and best-selling author Celeste Headlee joins Kim and Lucas to discuss her her book Do Nothing and the culture of overworking and burnout.
The post Episode 19: Working Ourselves to Death with Celeste Headlee appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Special Guest Matthew McConaughey joins Kim and Lucas to discuss his book Greenlights, philosophies for “livin” life, and so much more.
The post Episode 18: Embracing Greenlights with Matthew McConaughey appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Howard Lindzon joins Kim and Lucas to discuss Robinhood, meme stocks, his journey into the world of SPACs, and trading and investing in general.
The post Episode 17: Passionate Trend Follower and Venture Investor Howard Lindzon appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode, Brian Lee joins Kim and Lucas for a deep interview about his outlook on trading and life, systems he uses, and so much more.
The post Episode 16: Trader Extraordinaire & Former World Pro Gamer Brian Lee appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Kim and Lucas talk about Kim’s first trade. Kim speaks to how she recognized the emotions that she felt throughout – such as greed – and how she was able to exit the position profitable.
The post Episode 15: Kim’s First Trade – $MARA appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
Kim and Lucas welcome former market maker JJ Gorilla (aka @vwaptrader1 on Twitter) & co host of Confessions of a Market Maker podcast to discuss the parabolic move by GameStop, the “plumbing” of Wall Street and why Robinhood and other brokerages were forced to limit certain equities, and also some speculate on dirty deeds that may have taken place behind the scenes.
The post Episode 14: Interview with Former Market Maker JJ (vwaptrader1) & Unheard of Theories re GameStop appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Kim and Lucas discuss how to sift through the overwhelming amount of information and misinformation that is available for traders and give some practical advice on how to vet online teachers and gurus.
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Kim and Lucas discuss learning anything new using the four stages of competence model, as well as understanding one’s own competence by gauging one’s circle of competence. Noel Burch is widely credited with creating and first utilizing the four stages of competence model, which was developed by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. Kim experienced it when she did the Landmark Forum.
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Kim and Lucas discuss finding meaning in doing less — and value in moments of absence — with references from Celeste Headlee’s book “Do Nothing: How To Break Away From Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving”, “The End of Absence” by Michael Harris, and “In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts” by Gabor Maté.
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In this episode, Kim and Lucas discuss the difference between resolutions and intentions, find gratitude for the previous year, and touch on psilocybin mushrooms and other hallucinogens and their potential use in the future.
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In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Kim and Lucas discuss finding happiness through gratitude. They also speak to understanding one’s relationship with giving and receiving as well as experiencing joy.
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Kim and Lucas discuss what the results of the 2020 presidential election potentially mean for the future—including how to navigate the markets and personal relationships.
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Kim and Lucas discuss various ways different people relate with, attach to, and manage money. In this episode they speak to a few assessments that can help lend insight to an individual’s attachment styles including the Money Harmony Quiz, Diane Poole Heller’s Attachment Styles, and the Judgment Index Assessment.
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Kim introduces Practice Five — Mindfulness and Self-Awareness.
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Kim introduces Practice Four — The Hero’s Journey.
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Kim introduces Practice Three — Emotional Non-Resistance.
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Kim introduces Practice Two — Empathy for Self and Others.
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Kim introduces Practice One of Five — Self Responsibility.
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Episode One introduces the listener to Kim Ann Curtain, The Wall Street Coach, and provides an overview of Kim’s Five Practices for peace of mind that will be covered over the course of Season One.
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