Become A Pattern Recognition Machine

[wntu]

Say it 3 times, fast: "Statistically significant sample size" :)

[gbsavc]

Thanks guys, these videos are some of the best available!

[Andolem]

So, Does Steve Spencer stop making Videos? Looking forward to some more soon. Thank you,

[Caustin]

This video lesson is still applicable in this bearish-ish market environment. Thanks for the content~

[thomaskupka]

Thank you, Steven! Liked your remark on 'statistical edge' vs simply experience. Waiting for statistical confirmation may make you miss earnings season altogether. I'll try to observe your recommendations when Q3 season starts w/ the banks Oct 15, 2019

[wmct]

Thank you Steve for your video. I am preparing myself to interview with SMB capital in the future. Reading one good trade and love that book so far.

[eljuanramon]

great piece of advice!!!thanks spencer. this is GOLD!

[applecore]

What if the two companies that are similar are competitors? Would one company performing well result in the other performing poorly after earnings?

[Uncle.Jon.Easy.English]

Great video Steve, thanks for sharing!

[vivekdandare]

I see in the notes you have support, resistance and 'inflexion'. Could you please expalin how inflection point different than support and resistance?

[invictgaming]

do you think this trend will continue through October market drop?

[ezrolling]

I thought this would be about recognizing patterns?

[lordloxi]

Good presentation. My suggestion next time is that if you are going to read from the teleprompter at least put it to the side of the camera and very close to it so that it will at least eliminate wide eye movement when presenting. It was actually a little distracting looking and listening to you while you read the script. Otherwise, overall good presentation and tips. Just my bit of constructive criticism.

[amowatt]

Steve, Like ur vids....str8 to point hit them and done....great stuff man thks.

[wadebanks]

How to predict a stock table with no data???
Easy..😎

[jsunproter]

Why not just gain statistical edge by looking back over previous earnings periods?

[isub]

Who cares about catalysts, earnings, news, etc.? All of that is already embedded into the graphs. It's only the matter of being able to read price action and make decisions accordingly.