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Season 10

Episode 9

Marc Walton: Forex Mentor Pro founder and trader

Marc Walton ran a successful business in the UK. He decided to pack it all in and take his family off to live life in the Canary Islands and take up trading. He admits it was a mid-life crisis. He began trading in the early 2000s and went through the usual booms and busts that most traders go through when they start out. Eventually, he hired a coach and started to take trading seriously. 

Season 10

Episode 8

Cary Artac: WickedStocks.com founder

Cary Artac’s career started at the Chicago Board of Trade, eventually becoming a renowned advisor within Chicago’s greater floor-trading community. His latest venture is WickedStocks.com – a subscriber service that he began with his son and daughter. In this interview, we discuss his approach to how he looks for trade setups and how he manages risk once a trade is on.

Talking with Traders Podcast

Season 10

Episode 7

The Wall Street Coach - Kim Ann Curtin

Kim Ann Curtin has been The Wall Street Coach for 18 years. During 2008 after the financial crisis, she began coaching traders. She is now based in Hawaii, where she runs her coaching business and hosts her own weekly podcast, “The Wall Street Coach with Kim Ann Curtin”. In this interview, we discuss the benefits of having a trading coach. .

Season 10

Episode 6

Evan Medeiros: Systems trader inspired by the Knights of the Round Table

Evan Medeiros was a professional poker player while he studied computer science at university. After online gambling became illegal in the US, he turned his poker playing skills over to the stock market. He has since combined his computing expertise and his market knowledge to form three automated trading systems with names inspired by the Knights of the Round Table.

Season 10

Episode 5

Alan Edward, the Divergent Trader, discussing the 3 P's of successful trading

Alan Edward returns for a third time on the podcast. In this episode, we’re discussing the three P’s of successful trading: Process, Purpose and Psychology. Each of these aspects goes hand-in-hand to make for successful outcomes as a trader. We also discuss journaling and how it is important to keep these three P’s at the centre of your trader journaling process.

Season 10

Episode 4

Anmol Singh. Former prop firm trader, coach and author

Anmol Singh began trading at age 18 and went through the usual school of hard knocks that most traders face. 5 years in a prop firm environment gave him the necessary skills to venture out on his own to trade his own capital. He now runs a live trading room where he shares his daily trading activity with clients. He also runs coaching programs and authored the book: Prepping for Success. 

Season 10

Episode 3

Julian Komar: A truly honest account of his 20+ year journey to trading success

Julian Komar is based in northern Germany. I’ve wanted to interview him for a long time and finally he agreed. Julian is refreshingly honest about his approach to trading. He’s thorough, detailed and disciplined in his work. In addition to making a success of his own trading, he takes great pleasure in helping others on their journey to trading success.

Season 10

Episode 2

Brian McMillan: Discussing capital guaranteed exposure to Chinese equities

Brian McMillan returns to the podcast and discusses an exciting capital-guaranteed opportunity from Investec Structured Products. It’s a product that gives geared exposure to the Chinese CSI300 index, whilst guaranteeing an investor’s capital. We discuss the mechanics of the product and the attractiveness of the Chinese market at this point in the cycle.

Season 10

Episode 1

Chris Dover of Macro Ops. Former military man, now a systematic trader

Chris Dover, a former US Marine, entered the market during the 1999 Dot.com boom. Initially trained in systematic trading, he explored other paths before returning to it. Now deeply engaged across various markets, he talks about systematic trading and how it allows him an enviable degree of freedom to do the things he enjoys most.

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