Million Dollar Traders The BBC TV Mini Series – You Tube Videos

This show really is a must watch for traders

The BBC  launched this TV show a while back called “Million Dollar Traders”
Below is All 18 Videos- watch them, you will learn something.

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Brodwyn said,

August 9, 2011 @ 8:36 am

Thank you for pointing us in the direction of this series. It was an amazing window into the emotions and rigor involved in trading.

Robert said,

August 24, 2011 @ 10:41 am

The videos were fantastic! I think they should make a movie, better than Wall Street. It gives a sense of “reality” in trading.

Justin said,

August 25, 2011 @ 12:29 pm

On Video 12….. Simon is like “I’m bloody fired!” to Lex Van Dam. lol

Filopastry said,

August 25, 2011 @ 10:05 pm

Its all about the money!!

Lyndon said,

August 31, 2011 @ 8:48 pm

Thanks so much for sharing these videos. Really enjoying watching them and learning. I am gripped and cant stop watching.

Rupesh Bawa said,

September 8, 2011 @ 5:59 pm

The kind of decipline needed for trading, I got that ….

Thanks Nial …..

Rupesh

Ken said,

September 8, 2011 @ 6:49 pm

The guy doing the background commentary keeps saying this is the worst financial market in years and I keep screaming at my computer screen “SELL EVERYTHING! SELL ANYTHING!”. It’s like they’ve never heard of selling short. It’s infuriating. I’m going to go ahead and coin a brand new phrase, right here, right now…. “A receding tide lowers all boats”.

The commentator just said $35 billion worth of value just disappeared from the markets overnight. And these people are having a difficult time trying to figure out what to… what? BUY? In “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator” the author gets advice from an “old timer” to basically just follow the trend. Buy during bull markets, sell during bear markets. That was 100 years ago. Every time they show a trader talking to the broker and I hear them say “buy” I want to reach through the computer and jerk the phone out of their hand.

Anyways, thanks for putting these up, I am enjoying watching these.

J.Martin said,

September 14, 2011 @ 7:13 am

That was very entertaining. Thanks Nial

H.Boffel said,

September 17, 2011 @ 9:22 am

Serious interesting stuff.
Now what’s to be learned here. Obviously quite alot but in my opinion what Nial surely wants to point out here is to keep emotions under control else… Also the Set and Forget lesson of Nial comes into my mind. Don’t stare all the time at the screen and become a psychological wreck but look for the right setup,put the trade with a good Risk/Profit of at least 2R and walk away from the screen. At least this is what I saw here. Great stuff, thx Nial

Kenny R said,

September 18, 2011 @ 7:27 am

Wow! I guess they need to learn some PA and call it a day! Glad I learned such a valuable methodology in my trading journey! :-)

Jeff said,

September 18, 2011 @ 4:24 pm

1. Thanks so much for sharing these, Nial.
2. Their emotions remind me of my own when I used to trade forex on lower time frames and without Nial’s training…every pip a new drama…no confidence at all because no plan at all.
3. Honestly, now that I TAKE IN what Nial teaches and FOLLOW WHAT WORKS like trading only the Daily or H4 time frames, I am making money for the first time in my many-year trading history and ENJOYING the relatively low-stress, only-one-hour-per-night, no-problem-even-if-I-dont-trade-for-a-few-days feel of this business. We are all so lucky to have found Nial. A genuine life-changer.

William said,

September 23, 2011 @ 1:59 am

I am a new trader from Kenya and have been “experimenting” with all sorts of trading strategies and after one year of Learning, What i get from the videos above and what i have read and learnt from Nial’s strategy is that its all up to you as an individual. Whether you take a trade, when, how, are all decisions you have to conceive and act on all by yourself.
Thanks Nial for the videos.
Cheers.

Laurie said,

October 10, 2011 @ 8:04 am

Very real, A great view of human traits and lots to be learnt from both sides.

maviiri godfrey said,

October 12, 2011 @ 5:09 pm

Entering positions at confidential levels is good strategy for swing trading. check it traders.

Erika V. said,

November 18, 2011 @ 6:40 pm

The girl Chleo who was let go reminds me of myself: too scared to place a trade; I have itchy fingers but won’t allow them to touch “buy now” or “sell now”; so I just study the charts, if you can believe that! Simon also resides in me: lack of knowledge. However, Nial’s course should solve that problem. Thanks Nial for these highly informative videos, and entertaining too.

JeromeGrantJohns said,

January 21, 2012 @ 3:35 am

Thanks Dr. Fuller;

That was a great docu, Learned a lot on Phycology of trading that should have been the title.. I just don’t know why Mr.Van Dam didn’t keep the last three on…anyways; they kept speaking of “Hedging” going long on one and shorting another similateously; is that done in the forex spot market as well?? I just find a pair and wait for setups to trade it.. get my order filled and wait till it hits my mark.. am I not going about this properly?? should I be hedgeing in the forex ?..sorry if this quesion sounds sophomoric…a dumb question is one you don’t ask I always say.. Thanks J.G.J.

JeromeGrantJohns said,

January 21, 2012 @ 3:42 am

Jerome here again Sir;
I forgot to ask.. I know you look at the Daily & Four Hour charts to find S&R lines, but when you place your trade do you watch the fifteen min charts to manage your positions? or do you stick with the four hour charts?.

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