Inside the Minds of History's Best Traders: Real World Lessons from Market Wizards | Jack Schwager

Inside the Minds of History's Best Traders: Real World Lessons from Market Wizards | Jack Schwager

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Inside the Minds of History's Best Traders: Real World Lessons from Market Wizards | Jack Schwager
Market Wizards author Jack Schwager returns for another fascinating conversation about trading psychology, risk management, and lessons learned from interviewing the world's top traders. In this wide-ranging discussion, Schwager shares stories from his early career as a market analyst in the 1970s, his transition to writing the influential Market Wizards series, and his personal journey understanding that his talents lay in analyzing and writing about trading rather than trading itself. Key highlights include: The origin story of how Schwager landed his first job and serendipitously replaced Michael Marcus Critical insights about the unchanging nature of human psychology in markets despite technological evolution Why risk management principles remain constant even as trading strategies evolve Fascinating stories about legendary traders like George Soros, Stanley Druckenmiller, and Ed Thorp The important distinction between volatility and true risk in markets A preview of Schwager's upcoming book project with co-author George Coyle Whether you're a veteran trader or new to markets, this conversation offers timeless wisdom about successful trading, the entrepreneurial mindset required to succeed, and the importance of understanding your own strengths and limitations. Watch for Jack's memorable explanation of Bruce Kovner's famous advice: "Know where you're getting out before you get in." 0:00 Introduction & Jack Schwager's impact on trading literature 2:41 "Know where you're getting out before you get in" - Bruce Kovner's famous advice 7:48 "A lot of life is luck" - How serendipity led to Market Wizards 15:25 Finding your true strengths vs following your passion 28:20 Why being a great analyst doesn't mean being a great trader 33:31 Human psychology and why most traders do worse than random 39:44 "Risk management could be put on a page" - Simple but critical rules 46:17 The Soros story: "A billion? You call that a position?" 48:25 "Markets change but people don't" 51:18 Ed Thorp and the evolution of trading edges 56:08 Why volatility doesn't equal risk - A critical distinction 1:03:03 Full circle: The one lesson for new traders 1:04:13 Preview of the next Market Wizards book #Trading #Markets #Investing #WallStreet #FinancialEducation #MarketWizards #JackSchwager