Barry Ritholtz Podcast Interview

Barry Ritholtz

Barry Ritholtz

Barry is a trader. He speaks like a trader. He’s flexible, affable, and no-nonsense. He speaks with 100% candor which is refreshing, and also shows IMHO that he has a lot of integrity.

Links to Barry’s sites:

Bailout Nation Book Website

FusionIQ Analytics

The Big Picture Blog

Barry and I appear briefly in a new documentary film to be released in the next week or so. Sign up for email updates to get more information about the movie and its release.

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10 thoughts on “Barry Ritholtz Podcast Interview

  1. Repitition of the basics reminds me of the essential rules toward financial excellence. I wonder if Barry or you consider the main trend or just trade according to individual parameters and do either of you utilize Arch or in a broader sense Prechter?. Best of luck with the book!

  2. Repitition of the basics reminds me of the essential rules toward financial excellence. I wonder if Barry or you consider the main trend or just trade according to individual parameters and do either of you utilize Arch or in a broader sense Prechter?. Best of luck with the book!

  3. The environment for me has been choppy so the stop levels I utilize have kept me out since July. Arch is right on short term moves somehow more than wrong and he is big on 5% close only stops as well as adding to winning trades, which people seem to forget is another essential form of risk management. Prechter has been bearish for 22 years but in the biggest picture that seems an acceptable horizon, his playing field dates to British rule and 1720. I believe much of what Prechter wrote in 2001, Conquer the Crash is coming to fruition and to think in 1968 the year 2001 was when Pan Am would fly us to the moon. Off topic I’m amazed we had supesonic transport in 1976 and today the Concorde no longer exists.

  4. The environment for me has been choppy so the stop levels I utilize have kept me out since July. Arch is right on short term moves somehow more than wrong and he is big on 5% close only stops as well as adding to winning trades, which people seem to forget is another essential form of risk management. Prechter has been bearish for 22 years but in the biggest picture that seems an acceptable horizon, his playing field dates to British rule and 1720. I believe much of what Prechter wrote in 2001, Conquer the Crash is coming to fruition and to think in 1968 the year 2001 was when Pan Am would fly us to the moon. Off topic I’m amazed we had supesonic transport in 1976 and today the Concorde no longer exists.

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