All 2012 podcast episodes (interviews):

• Jack Schwager Interview: Listen (coming 5/22)
• James Rohrbach Interview: Listen
• Francisco Vaca Interview: Listen
• Larry Tentarelli Interview: Listen
• Douglas Stewart Interview: Listen
• Mark Melin Interview: Listen
• Tim Pickering Interview: Listen
• Tom Basso Interview: Listen
• Damon Vickers Interview: Listen
• Original Turtle Michael Shannon & Jim Byers Interviews: Listen
• Charles German Interview: Listen
• Nick Radge Interview: Listen
• Mike Shell Interview: Listen
• Charles Faulkner Interview: Listen
• Bob Pardo Interview: Listen
• Mike Dever Interview: Listen

All 2012 podcast episodes (Covel Manifesto):

• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #12: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #11: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #10: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #9: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #8: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #7: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #6: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #5: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #4: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #3: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #2: Listen
• Michael Covel Manifesto Episode #1: Listen

Enjoy! These are all on iTunes too.

My Charles Faulkner interview podcast has brought in nice feedback:

Dear Mike, I just had to drop you a quick note “thanking you profusely” for the Faulkner interview on the podcast. This was by far my favorite podcast you did. It was such a easy going conversation. I’m sure you could’ve gone on for another hour. Please have him on again soon. Sincerely, James Cerniglia

More:

Hey Mike, just had a listen to the interview you did with Charles Faulkner…very nice indeed. I am a big proponent of how this methodology helps your trading and just your overall attitude and perspective on life in general. I do have on thing I would like to ask you though, I often here you refer to the herd or sheep behavior with trading, so my question is: do we use this behavior to our advantage, so we can jump on the bandwagon for trend following, but go against it in our conventional way of investing (buy and hold)?

Trend following follows trends. Just like the herd, it will follow the group, the trend. The difference? Trend followers have exit strategies as they know markets eventually reverse. They plan for this. That’s how you take advantage of herd behavior.

Note: Listen here.

Feedback in:

“Years ago, famed Chicago bond trader Tom Baldwin put trading in a phrase: “Everybody wants the money, but whose willing to do the work?” I know a few. One of them is Michael Covel. Michael did the yeoman’s duty no one else would do: bringing together the principles, practices and track records of trend following. In his now numerous books, courses and programs, he solidly demonstrates trend following is a viable trading and investment strategy; moreover, one that can be learned and mastered. Something many so-called trading and investment strategies have yet to do.”
Charles Faulkner
Market Wizard Trading Coach,
Mental Edge Trading Associates

Thanks!

Note: Faulkner is in my film and my new book The Little Book of Trading.

The Little Book of Trading is my new book part of the famed Wiley ‘Little Book series. Twelve traders, all of the trend trading expertise, laying out decades of wisdom that go right to heart of the matter: trying to get rich.

Table of Contents:

Foreword
Cullen Roche (Pragmatic Capitalism)

Chapter One
Stick to Your Knitting
Gary Davis, Jack Forrest, and Rick Slaughter (Sunrise Capital)

Chapter Two
Someone’s Gotta Lose for You to Win
David Druz (Tactical Investment Management)

Chapter Three
No Guts, No Glory
Paul Mulvaney (Mulvaney Capital)

Chapter Four
In a Land Far, Far Away from Wall Street
Kevin Bruce (Retired)

Chapter Five
Think Like a Poker Player and Play the Odds
Larry Hite (International Standard Asset Management)

Chapter Six
Stand Up, Dust Yourself Off, and Keep Going
David Harding (Winton Capital)

Chapter Seven
Throw Away the Fundamentals and Stick to Your Charts
Bernard Drury (Drury Capital)

Chapter Eight
Study Hard and Get an A+
Justin Vandergrift (Chadwick Investment Group)

Chapter Nine
You Can’t Know Everything
Eric Crittenden and Cole Wilcox (Longboard Asset Management)

Chapter Ten
Make It Work Across All Markets
Michael Clarke (Clarke Capital)

Chapter Eleven
Stay in the Moment of Right Now
Charles Faulkner (Influential Communications)

Chapter Twelve
Sing the Whipsaw Song

I caught this quote in a Charles Faulkner presentation:

“People base their judgments of an activity or technology not only on what they think about it but also on what they feel about it. If they like an activity, they are moved toward judging the risks as low and the benefits as high; if they dislike it, they tend to judge the opposite — high risks and low benefits. Under this model, affect comes prior to, and directs, judgments of risk and benefit.”
Paul Slovic, Melissa Finucane, Ellen Peters, Donald G. MacGregor
‘Risk as Analysis and Risk as Feelings’

True that. Faulkner is in my film.

For the rest of this month I am offering a special with my $1897 trading course. It includes the new Hite and Faulkner DVDs at no extra cost. That changes come January!