OptionsBrew Episode 2 with Stephen Kalayjian from TickerTocker Today

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OptionsBrew's Episode 2 is only two hours away!

When: Jul 29, 2020, 1:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

For this episode, Lex will be chatting with Stephen Kalayjian, a professional trader with over 36 years of industry experience trading stocks, futures, commodities, and currencies. Stephen began his career at the American Stock Exchange and continued his journey to the New York Mercantile Exchange and then to the Chicago Board of Trade. He then went on to trade his own capital and that of various family offices, becoming a successful day trader who has traded nearly two billion shares.

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It's interesting to observe how different traders, professional, interesting, modern, share their observations and peculiarities of their work, and it's cool that every story has its own special features, and it proves that each of us can achieve great results, no matter what path he has chosen and what strong features he has. But of course it really helps in the fact that sometimes through such discussions you pay attention to some nuances that you've missed before or haven't analyzed in sufficient detail because you thought it didn't matter. It also helps to look at some familiar moments in a new way. And it's really interesting and unexpected. And it's always some new phase.