Swing Trading the Stock Market

Ryan Mallory from SharePlanner has been running this show for over 500 episodes, and his core philosophy is simple enough to fit on a sticky note: manage risk, keep losses small, let profits ride. But the way he unpacks that idea across hundreds of episodes is what makes the show worth following. The format is mostly Ryan talking through his market analysis, trade setups, and lessons learned. He reviews actual trades -- winners and losers -- and breaks down what went right or wrong. Recent episodes cover topics like shorting strategies and the psychology behind holding losing positions too long. He's not shy about admitting when he gets it wrong, which adds real credibility. One thing that sets this show apart is the listener interaction. Ryan invites questions via email and frequently builds entire episodes around what his audience is struggling with. That makes the content feel more practical and grounded than shows where the host just lectures from a prepared outline. With 801 ratings and a 4.7 average on Apple Podcasts, the audience is sizable and engaged. New episodes come out biweekly, which is a manageable pace. The focus is technically on swing trading rather than intraday stuff, but the technical analysis methods and risk management principles apply perfectly to day trading too. Ryan has a straightforward teaching style -- no hype, no promises of overnight riches. He repeatedly emphasizes that trading requires discipline and commitment, and he backs that up by showing his own process. If you want a steady, reliable voice walking you through how to read charts and manage positions, this fits the bill.