This week on the podcast, we finally release our much-anticipated interview with Jason of sentimentrader.com

Inside Jason and I dive deep on investor psychology, marketing sentiment analysis,

and discuss the concept of adjusting and managing risk exposure using sentiment as opposed to market timing.

Now you definitely don't want to miss this week's very timely and important conversation.

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Now your host and head trader at option alpha.com, Kirk 2 Pluses.

Hey everyone, this is Kirk here again from option alpha.com working every single week to make

this the most popular investing podcast offered online because it's based on one thing

and one thing only and that's helping you consistently play smarter trades. So thank you again so

much for tuning in today and welcome back. We have a great episode for you and I had

briefly mentioned this in show 198 which was our state of the union address where we were kind of

coming back and bringing back the podcast that we're going to be releasing some of these interviews

that I had recorded a while ago that we just haven't had a chance to process and put together and

this is the first one that I wanted to get out. This is an interview that I did admittedly with Jason

last summer. We recorded this and we just didn't get a chance to get it out with the other shows that

we had and then we took this break as we released into beta. So I want to get this one out is one

of the first interviews back on the new podcast and I think it's really timely because it's fitting

for where we are in the market cycle right now and where sentiment analysis is. So head on over

to sentiment trader.com which we have all the links in the show notes at option alpha.com slash show

201 that to really find everything that Jason and I discussed here today as well as links

back to their site. Now I reached out to Jason a while back because I think they do some really

amazing stuff over at sentiment trader and I've always been fascinated with sentiment. I've always

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