Stock Trading University

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson introduces the concept of selling short.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains the difference between the two most common trade expiration types.

In this session, veteran stock trader Jerry Robinson introduces an advanced order type known as the bracketed order.

In this session, Jerry Robinson summarizes three different types of stop loss orders.

In this session, you will be introduced to the trailing stop loss order.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson explains how stop limit orders work.

In this session, veteran stock trader Jerry Robinson shares a very important lesson on the popular "stop loss" order.

Now that we understand what a stop loss order is, its time to learn how to use them.

A stop loss order is a specific order type that instructs your broker to automatically sell your stock if it falls to a price as specified by you.

Limit orders help traders and investors manage their entry price into a stock.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson explains the basics of a market order.

Before you place your first stock trade, you will first need to gain a basic understanding of how the whole stock order process works.

In this session, veteran stock trader Jerry Robinson shares his insights on choosing an online brokerage firm to get started trading.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains an important stock trading concept: The success of any trade is nearly 100% dependent upon the entry price, not the exit price.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains his own unique trading method, known as Trigger Trading.

While risk management is a broad topic, it means one thing for our purposes here. Namely, to “cut your losses early.”

In this session, veteran stock trader Jerry Robinson shares a personal story that shows the importance of risk management when trading stocks.

In this session, veteran trader Jerry Robinson shares six important rules that he personally uses to identify growth stocks for both trading and investing purposes.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains that successful traders have at least a basic understanding of both fundamental and technical analysis.

In this session, Jerry Robinson explains the importance of understanding a company's earnings per share, or EPS.