The Greatest Trade in History: How One Man Made $100 Million Shorting the 1929 Crash

Описание: In 1929, as Wall Street crashed, one trader made the equivalent of $1.7 billion by shorting the market. Yet he died broke. How? This is the ultimate lesson in trading psychology...

This isn't just about a legendary trader - it's a deep dive into the psychological patterns that create and destroy fortunes. We'll uncover timeless trading principles and, more importantly, the mental traps—ego, success, and isolation—that can ruin any trader.

If you've ever struggled with trading psychology, FOMO, or letting emotions control your trades, this historical lesson is essential.

⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 - The $100 Million Trade During the Crash
0:43 - The Early Years: Learning to Read Markets
2:55 - Understanding Market Psychology
5:02 - Developing the First Trading System
7:43 - When Success Becomes Dangerous
10:15 - Learning from Devastating Losses
12:47 - The Danger of "Hot Tips"
15:28 - The 1907 Market Panic
18:23 - When Traders Move Markets
21:24 - The Roaring Twenties Setup
24:35 - THE GREAT CRASH of 1929
28:02 - The Curse of Extreme Success
30:10 - Losing Your Edge
33:05 - The Final Lessons
34:42 - Legacy of a Trading Legend
37:58 - Applying Historical Lessons Today
40:53 - Your Trading Journey

📚 What You'll Learn:
Why brilliant traders still fail
The psychology behind market crashes
How success can become your enemy
Timeless trading principles that still work
The importance of emotional control
Why systems matter more than predictions

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video shares historical analysis and trading psychology insights for educational purposes only. Not financial advice. All trading involves risk. Do your own research and consult professionals before making investment decisions. Past performance never guarantees future results.

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