TDI Podcast 95: How to Get Started Daytrading
February 9, 2009 12:05 am
Guest: Fausto Pugliese, DayTrading Coach. How is it that you can make money from simply trading stocks? What are the pitfalls and areas to keep a close watch on? Fausto and Andrew discuss just how to get started in the profitable and sometimes risky area of Day-trading stocks for a living.
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Fausto Pugliese, founder of Cybertrading University brings is the inside scoop on daytrading for a living. If you are interested in trading for a living, this is the guy to help get you started. Also, Andrew will be teaching a class on PORTFOLIO MASTERY on a regular basis – sign up for the free introduction.
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Stocks mentioned in the Episode: Potash (POT), Archer Daniels (ADM), Mosaic (MOS), Powershare Agriculture (DBA), Powershares Commodiry Index (DBC)
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Can you please provide a feed link to your podcasts besides iTunes and Zune links?
I am using Juice, and always subscribe to podcasts through copy/paste of feed links into Juice.
BTW, nice podcast, I heard about you in Real Money podcast, which I also download using Juice.
Thanks for your efforts, and hope you do provide a feed link.
I enjoyed your podcast conversation with Dr. Doom. Regarding the propriety of Obama's stimuli and bail out policies, all of the many guests who dismiss it all need to do one of two things: either explain the full ramifications of doing nothing, or suggest an alternative policy. The congressional Republican alternative- more tax cuts- is a dead horse. After decades of tax cuts, their stimulative effect has been neutered. In the current climate of fear, both businesses and individuals will hoard their tax cuts. Relatively speaking, Summers and Geithner are sublime prophets compared to McCain and his sidekicks. So what do we do, as for national economic policy? I'm all for skepticism and criticism, but it seems to me that doing something about the economy just might be more appropriate than doing nothing at all. Any ideas, Andrew? Thanks!
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It is a very interesting podcast conversation. US definitely needs a second breath and didn't get it still.