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Berger: My worst trade of 2015 but how I then turned a crash into cash

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Seasoned equity trader Serge Berger looks back at his trading performance in 2015, starting with his worst trade. As the S&P ducked and dived between Feb and June this year Serge says he was too focused on the index itself, missing opportunities in single stocks and sectors.

Better news in August when Serge was on the right side of the market, before a crash in Chinese stocks thumped into global markets. Serge explains that he was then able to 'flip' his book to the long position and reap the rewards of a rebound.