ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com Outperforms S&P 500, Gold Over Three Year Span with 221% Gain

Racine, WI, June 05, 2012 --(PR.com)-- A confident smile appears as Brian Paragamian, Senior Trader & Co-Founder of ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com discusses how he takes great pleasure in beating Wall Street. He doesn't just beat Wall Street, but, over the long term, he decimates it. From January 2009 through December 2011, the S&P 500 gained 38.76%. Not bad at all. During that same period, gold rose 76.87%. Even better results. What is even more incredible is that the actual swing trading results for Brian Paragamian and ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com in those three years were 221.29%. How does that translate into real money? According to their website at ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com, if you had started your account in January 2009 with $50,000, at the end of December 2011, your account would have been worth $160,645 if you had followed all of the swing trades of ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com (as opposed to $69,383 trading the S&P, or gold at $88,438.)

Now, at this point, most people are probably asking themselves, what is ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com and who is Brian Paragamian?

ProfessionalStockTraderLive.com is an online subscription-based service where day traders, swing traders and investors can come and watch Brian Paragamian trade stocks each day in a real-time setting on a live webcast. Brian states that, "Ever since the downturn in the economy and stock market back in 2007-2008, I realized that so many people were interested in day trading and they were looking to supplement their income or just simply make a living. His main goal is to educate and teach people how to day trade the proper way, learn to make money in both up and down markets, acquire a winning psychological edge, avoid common pitfalls of beginners, and apply technical analysis properly. "One of the great things about this service," Brian adds, "is that people have the ability to ask questions. The learning process is second to none, since you can actually see my trading platform."

Brian grew up in Racine, Wisconsin (where he still resides) and has always been fascinated by the stock market. While attending the University of Wisconsin Parkside, he competed in the AT&T Collegiate Investment Challenge, and ranked 6th out of 11,252 and in the National Stock Investment Challenge, Brian ranked 9th out of 6,102. Ever since then, he has been trading the stock market and was mentored by some of the finest stock brokers in the business.

People are always asking Brian what makes him such a successful stock trader. When asked that question he responds, "I'm successful for a number of reasons, but, most importantly, I have 28 years of experience (15 of which I was a licensed stock broker). Not everyone can beat Wall Street. In fact, the majority of traders do not. In this day and age, Wall Street is like a casino that is rigged and without having the knowledge of how the game is played, it is nearly impossible for the average person to make money whether they are a day trader, swing trader or investor."

Brian goes on to explain that his success hinges not only on his experience, but on his ability to apply technical analysis properly and manage each trade in an effective manner. He says, "I have developed some of my own unique ways of trading along with using basic technical tools. Some of the indicators I use are RSI (Relative Strength Index), Stochastics, OBV(On-Balance Volume), various volume patterns, positive and negative divergences, Fibonacci Retracements and my secret weapon, the '10 minute game'; a proprietary technique."

Brian adds, "Not only am I a technician, but I'm a strategist as well. I know exactly how to leverage myself while limiting risk and maximizing gains. Whenever I execute a trade (whether a day trade or swing trade) I always make sure I have a minimum of a 2:1 risk vs. reward ratio."

Other critical factors in his success are having tremendous patience, discipline and a great feel for the market by understanding the importance of economic data reports, news flow and the awareness of world geopolitics and their ramifications on the stock market.

Brian concludes by stating, "My success also lies in the fact that I understand the inter-relationships between gold, oil, bonds, the US Dollar, the S&P futures and the equity markets along with understanding investor and trader psychology. Do I make money all the time? No, but I am extremely confident that I will continue to far outperform the averages in the long-term."