6 Best Swing Trading Podcasts

1. Swing Trading the Stock Market

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Running since 2017, Ryan Mallory's Swing Trading the Stock Market is the longest-established solo show on this list. He has traded for roughly thirty years, and episodes often draw from his own active trade log. Mallory structures every episode around a listener-submitted question, walking through real traders' specific mistakes and setups. Each response circles back to the same three principles: manage risk first, keep losses small, and let profits run. Where other shows split attention between Forex, futures, and options, this one stays focused on equity swing trading. SharePlanner, his companion platform, offers real-time trade alerts and watch-lists beyond the public podcast feed.

Listeners who work through the back-catalog report learning more from Mallory's Q&A episodes than from structured courses. The format has no guests and no roundtables. Just Mallory answering one real question at a time. That Q&A model distinguishes this show from every other entry on this list. External listener commentary notes quality varies depending on the question submitted each week. That makes it less predictably structured than The Disciplined Traders Podcast or Top Dog Trading. The strongest episodes appear when a struggling swing trader submits a question about risk management or trade exits. Those are the ones worth listening to twice.MORE Host Ryan Mallory
Producer/Network Ryan Mallory
Email ****@shareplanner.com
Estimated Monthly Listeners 10k-50k
Apple Rating 4.7/5Apple Reviews 913Facebook 10.6KTwitter 12.9KInstagram 1.9K Avg Length 22 min Format Medium form Since Feb 2017 Get Email Contact Get access to full database of 2.7M podcastsCreate podcast lists, export in spreadsheet or CSV file with email contacts and start your podcast outreach in minutes.Sign Up for Free with Email Continue with Google

2. Top Dog Trading

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No other show on this list covers stocks, Forex, futures, and E-minis in the same session. Barry Burns built Top Dog Trading around a technical analysis system applied across all those markets simultaneously. Burns, who holds a doctorate and has traded for decades, structures episodes around chart-reading methods he actively uses himself. Those methods include Japanese candlestick patterns, Fibonacci levels, Bollinger Bands, swing trading technical analysis, and a proprietary cycle indicator. The show moves between swing trading setups and shorter-term day trading setups, which matters to swing-only listeners. Someone focused on stocks will also hear content aimed at Forex traders within the same episode.

Burns introduces a recurring concept called the Rubber Band Trade, a strategy designed to catch reversals rather than momentum breakouts. The show also returns repeatedly to trading psychology, arguing that mindset gaps account for more losses than strategy errors do. For listeners interested in swing trading strategies across stocks, this is the most detailed option here. Some Apple listeners noted the audio-only format makes chart discussions harder to follow without supplementing on YouTube. Burns's video tutorials there function as a natural visual companion. Those who download Burns's free Cycle Indicator get more from each session, as it anchors the chart concepts discussed.MORE Host Dr. Barry Burns
Producer/Network Barry Burns
Email ****@topdogtrading.com
Estimated Monthly Listeners 1k-10k
Apple Rating 4.9/5Apple Reviews 130Facebook 4.3KTwitter 5.2K Avg Length 10 min Format Bite size Since Jun 2015 Get Email Contact

3. The Disciplined Traders Podcast - Master the Market. Build Wealth. Stay Disciplined

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At about twelve minutes per episode, The Disciplined Traders Podcast is the most accessible format here for busy traders. Brian Montes builds episodes around Weinstein Stage 2 breakouts, 20-day and 50-day moving averages, and a top-down market approach. The process filters from broad sector strength down to specific setup identification before any trade is placed. Unlike Mallory's Q&A format or Landry's hour-long sessions, this show takes a curriculum-based approach. Listeners who want to learn swing trading will find a clear repeatable framework here from the first episode. Experienced traders will also find it useful as a system-check against their own established process.

Apple listeners credit Montes specifically for explaining what actually matters in swing trading without unnecessary hype or jargon. Setups, risk management, and process are the three pillars every episode returns to, regardless of market conditions. Felix Garcia appears alongside Montes in some episodes, though Montes drives the majority of them independently. The show occasionally covers crypto and passive income, which may frustrate listeners wanting a pure swing trading focus. The Disciplined Traders Academy, a subscriber community tied to this podcast, gives listeners a place to apply what they hear. Free subscribers can still extract real value from the public episodes alone.MORE Hosts Brian Montes, Felix Garcia
Producer/Network Brian Montes
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Estimated Monthly Listeners 1k-10k
Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 33Facebook 54 Avg Length 13 min Format Short form Get Email Contact

4. AntiVestor - Trading The Stock Market & Income Trading

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Production Line Trading, the rule-based system at the center of AntiVestor, operates on one premise. Profitable trading, Phil Newton argues, should require no discretion at all. Newton covers stocks, stock options, ETFs, index futures, and Forex, but his system rejects news events and fundamentals entirely. What drives every trade decision is chart pattern recognition through a fixed, repeatable set of rules. This makes AntiVestor the most systematic approach among the six shows here. Episodes average about five minutes, functioning more as daily market briefings than extended lessons. The show suits swing traders who want a process they can execute consistently without second-guessing.

A 2022 MarketBeat interview with Newton reveals what the standard podcast bios omit. Newton is agnostic toward economic news and the Federal Reserve, preferring to focus entirely on price chart patterns. This approach sits at the furthest extreme from Dave Landry's trend-following methodology, which reads market context as a primary input. AntiVestor suits swing traders who find discretionary decision-making stressful and want a mechanical, rule-driven process instead. The five-minute format is a genuine limitation for complete beginners. Newton's Slack community and SPX income trading course are where Production Line Trading is fully implemented. The podcast feed functions best as a daily signal check and mindset reinforcement.MORE Host Phil Newton
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Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Apple Rating 3.7/5Apple Reviews 14Facebook 3.9KInstagram 2.1K Avg Length 7 min Format Bite size Get Email Contact

5. The Swing Trade Blueprint

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Carter Farr built The Swing Trade Blueprint as a starter guide for people who have never placed a swing trade. Short episodes run under ten minutes each, making them a fast reference rather than a course-style study tool. Topics cover chart reading, candlestick patterns, and the transition from paper trading to live accounts. Farr also addresses how to spot basic setups using simple swing trading indicators. Among all six shows here, this one is designed specifically for swing trading for beginners. The format works best as a stepping stone before progressing to the more advanced shows on this list.

The Swing Trade Blueprint has a limited catalog, and listeners will exhaust it within a few days. The show launched recently and its back-catalog is smaller than every other entry on this list. Each episode promotes Farr's premium Swing Trading Masterclass course and a broker affiliate link, which is worth noting. Listeners who want depth-first swing trading education will get more from Brian Montes or Ryan Mallory. That said, Farr's short-form structure suits complete beginners who find longer episodes overwhelming to start with.MORE Host Carter Farr
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6. Dave Landry's Trading The Stock Market Trends

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Dave Landry's signature Week in Charts segment walks active listeners through live market setups using his Trading Simplified method. Where most shows here focus on short-term swings lasting a few days, Landry extends his timeframe into intermediate-term trend following. Comparing this show to Ryan Mallory's means choosing between different timeframes rather than different approaches to the same market. The format is long-form solo narrative running roughly one hour each session. Regular sections cover current market conditions, listener-submitted stock picks, and trading psychology. Landry also covers crypto conditions periodically, making this one of two shows here that addresses swing trading crypto alongside stocks.

Landry's willingness to report losing trades alongside winners is, according to Apple listeners, one of the show's defining traits. The show's handling of trading psychology sets it apart from other entries here. Landry uses the phrase trend following moron to describe accepting near-term losses while staying with the prevailing trend. That honesty runs through every session. A notable limitation: this podcast does not appear on Spotify and updates less frequently than other shows here. That gap matters for listeners who depend on a regular publishing schedule. Traders who prefer a broader swing trading timeframe and can tolerate less frequent output will benefit most.MORE Host Dave Landry
Producer/Network Dave Landry's Trading The Stock Market Trends
Email ****@davelandry.com
Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Apple Rating 4.3/5Apple Reviews 4 Avg Length 59 min Format Long form Since Oct 2020 Get Email Contact