More Lessons from Dave Landry
Here are a couple of more hour-long presentations by Dave Landry. I watched the May 11th session today and I found his commentary about pyschology and money management to be very good — not to mention him clowning Jim Cramer’s show. Where are my damn sound effects?
Plan Your Trade And Then Trade Your Plan
Wednesday May 11, 5:17 pm ET
By Dave Landry
In his weekly presentation, Dave talks about the importance of planning your trades ahead of time and then sticking to you plan. He also covers topics such as avoiding the “need to be right”, learning from your mistakes, and how initial failures–though painful–can actually be beneficial to your longer-term career. He shows you how longer-term traders can improve their performance though swing trading techniques, what action should be taken when earnings announcements are near, how to enter positions early, and why the reaction to news is more important that the news itself. Finally, in the Q&A section, Dave does a poor job of imitating a host of a T.V. stock show. Here is the link to the presentation:
Hopefully I’ll get a chance to watch today’s session tomorrow:
Find A Methodology And Stick With It
Wednesday May 18, 4:42 pm ET
By Dave Landry
In his weekly audio/visual presentation, Dave discusses current market conditions-how things have been generally improving and where to look for opportunities on both the long and short side. In his psychology segment, he discusses the importance of finding a methodology and sticking to it. Finally, using recent recommendations, Dave discusses how to stay with a winning swing trade to capture a longer-term moves.
To view Dave’s multimedia presentation, go to: http://live.tradingmarkets.com/p76218539/
P.S. It was also interesting that almost all of his questions last week were about potential shorts.



















This post has 2 comments
May 18th, 2005
Are Daves lessions free? I could not find the site with all the archives he mentions during the lession.
May 19th, 2005
I don’t know if the archives are free, I’ve never tried accessing them