Ed's Got My Money
by Ed, Jonesy, David
Ed Schoen is a blue collar guy and amateur stock market investor. Over decades he has developed a very unique approach to growing his money. Comedians David Fickas and Jonesy have given Ed their money to invest. Follow what happens.https://www.facebook.com/EdsGotMyMoney/
Episodes
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22. Surprise side hustle
Ed doesn't like the outlook for pot stocks in the short term and David is quick to pounce on him for this. David has seen his investment drop considerably and no turn around is in sight considering he is stuck in one stock for the foreseeable future. Holly is of course dominating and Jonesy...
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21. Ed's on Trial
David accuses Ed of not knowing what the hell he's talking about, questioning his trust. Jonesy is confused by Ed's manic behavior where one moment he'll claim: "Rally is-a-coming!", and the next: "These things are volatile, anything can happen!" After grievances are aired, Ed accuses the guys of...
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20. David's Surrender
Jonesy and David are both down from their initial $500 investment. David deliberately disobeyed Ed's order to get out of a pot stock that nearly cut in half. This "surrender" caused him to lose everything he had gained and more. Ed gets riled by David's insinuating that his method might be B.S....
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19. Doom and gloom David
Ed opens with an angry rant about how everyone needs to learn to take profits. Aka sell into strength! David is scared of, not just the overall market, but where life is going in general on this planet. His fear also manifests itself in a "Grumpy Fickas" conspiracy theory about a rigged stock...
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18. No more "what if's"
Jonesy's stock went up 140% without him and Ed uses this instance to hammer home how you can't use "what if's" when making decisions. Ed also covers a defensive strategy he's used in the past when stuck in a stock. Remember penny stocks are ticking timebombs waiting for good news to send them…
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17. Stocks in Outer Space
Jonesy reflects on his recent move after Ed gave him the option to sell and buy on his own. Ed reminds David and Jonesy that the orders he gives are always time sensitive. How do you use movement in volume to identify short-selling. Jonesy reads some of the tips that Ed recently put on his Pot...
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16. Controlling our emotions
Ed makes the point in this episode that it is very important to control one's emotions in the stock game after Jonesy's frustration led to him selling a stock too early. David has added even further profits onto his original investment by listening to Ed and staying in that very same stock. We…
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15. Positioning ourselves for the high in pot stocks
Ed's fresh off a recent marriage and right back into the market. Jonesy is fresh off being punched in the face by a homeless man outside the podcast studio. David is up $50 on his initial investment and ready for more. Ed has to temper the guys' impatience as they wait for the pot stock sector to...
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14. Rally Killer Cometh
The pot stock rally Ed predicted was thwarted. Stocks are breaking into lower lows than Ed has seen in a long time. Ed ordered Jonesy and David to sell their respective stocks. We find out it took Jonesy three tries before he could get out and, big surprise, David is doing his own thing and has…
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12. I Like Big Blocks and I Cannot Lie
Jonesy and Dave freaked when TD Ameritrade went down and showed they had a zero balance. Ed hammers home the point that he is always looking for tight patterns in these pot stocks. They tend to creep up rather fast so it's important to look at the charts daily. It's also important we stalk many...
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11. Stocks are Humans
Jonesy explains what it feels like to be stuck in a stock that isn't moving while David laughs at him and counts his profits. Ed assures Jonesy that there's no reason to panic as he defines, "trading zone" and how important it is to be in a stock before the breakout while David expounds on the...
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10. Volume: Size Matters
Ed explains to David and Jonesy what volume is, how it "tells a story". It is an important element of the behavioral change that Ed is looking for when he's "stalking" stocks. Volume helps us find a trigger point for our "Fling Trades" because it reveals the sell-off's of the weak hands. We also...
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9. Anticipating a pot stock rally
Ed schools the guys on how his investment strategies can change according to the behavior of a group of stocks. In this case, Ed is seeing a breakout in pot stocks and therefore wants David and Jonesy to be in on a stock early to catch this. But why does Jonesy not have a sell order on his stock?...
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8. "Fickas Fever" is in Full Effect
After being stuck in "order prison" for a number of days, David goes against Ed's instructions and buys a stock prematurely in a condition we now term, "Fickas Fever". Ed explains it's common for new investors to show impatience and he stresses the need for stern discipline in order to avoid...
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7. Ed gives the guys two new stocks to choose from
Ed gives Jonesy and David a choice between two stocks to put an order in for the week and promises good things on the horizon for both. In doing so, he feels the guys have earned the right to have a little more control over their own moves. Ed also goes over what's been happening in the market...
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6. David and Jonesy made money on their first ever trade!
Ed had the boys in on a stock, HEMP, and after an emergency sell off the profit was 10%. David shares how this first trade made him feel and seems overly eager to get into the market despite the DOW's overall dip lately. Ed reminds them why it's important not to jump all into the market when it's...
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5. David and Jonesy's impressions of their first trade experience
Ed had Jonesy and David pull the trigger and invest all of their $500 in HEMP. Why has Ed been "stalking" this particular stock? But where did Ed get the target # to invest in this? And why did he have them immediately choose a target sell price and lock it it with a sell order? The guys have a…
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4. Ed gives Jones and David their first stock orders
David finally has a trading account setup. Ed texts Jonesy and David their first stock orders to get them into the game and get a feel of what it's like to actually make trades. What's a bounce? What's a "GTC"? Where does Ed get his target numbers on these pot stocks?...
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3. Ed's first stocks to "stalk"
David has finally opened a trade account. Ed tells Jonesy that his stock choices aren't so great and gives his own stocks to "stalk". What is a chart, a ticker and a "target price"? Lastly, Ed has gifts for everyone. Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/EdsGotMyMoney/
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2. Ed has the guys setup an online investment account
David dropped the ball, but Jonesy opened a personal online investment account. Ed explains the benefit of using the investment app, describes a recent investment success story and shares his own strategy, the "Fling Strategy". The episode ends with Jonesy's five stock choices based on no…
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1. Introductions: Ed, Jonesy and David
Why are we giving Ed Schoen our money? Comedians Jonesy and David Fickas are putting their trust in a novice investor using their own money. Learn the A-Z process of investing in stocks as Ed teaches his personal investment approach. What is a trade? How do you open a trade account? These are…
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About this show
Ed Schoen is a blue collar guy and amateur stock market investor. Over decades he has developed a very unique approach to growing his money. Comedians David Fickas and Jonesy have given Ed their money to invest. Follow what happens.https://www.facebook.com/EdsGotMyMoney/
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Ed, Jonesy, David