donaldduke
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Being a trading vendor (ie a trading coach, seminar seller, system seller, chat room operator etc) is easier than being a profitable trader.
And the money seems to be quite good.
I mean if you can get 100 clients a year at £1000 a head, or just 80 clients at £100 a head per month, that is 100K and good money for 99% of the population.
Even if you only make half that much, it is still a good living.
And if you are really good and can organise big vending events you can become rich.
Trading is very hard work and the results are not guaranteed.
The only skills required to being a good Vendor are:
1. A bit of trading and market knowledge.
This can be gained in six months of hanging around trading forums, reading books, and blowing a few small trading accounts.
2. The other requirement is being a good bullsh1tter. (Posting winning trades in hindsight is one example of the tactic used)
Having a profitable track doesn’t seem to be a requirement to make money in the vending business. Although if you had a profitable three month period anytime in the last couple of years you can use that in your marketing
So to all of you who have given trading a good go and are about to give up
Dont let all that experience go to waste![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Become a Vendor!!!!
:clap::clap::clap:
Personally, I am a profitable trader. Profitable Day trading is very hard work and i can do without the distractions of being a vendor, even though i would probably be a very good one.
And the money seems to be quite good.
I mean if you can get 100 clients a year at £1000 a head, or just 80 clients at £100 a head per month, that is 100K and good money for 99% of the population.
Even if you only make half that much, it is still a good living.
And if you are really good and can organise big vending events you can become rich.
Trading is very hard work and the results are not guaranteed.
The only skills required to being a good Vendor are:
1. A bit of trading and market knowledge.
This can be gained in six months of hanging around trading forums, reading books, and blowing a few small trading accounts.
2. The other requirement is being a good bullsh1tter. (Posting winning trades in hindsight is one example of the tactic used)
Having a profitable track doesn’t seem to be a requirement to make money in the vending business. Although if you had a profitable three month period anytime in the last couple of years you can use that in your marketing
So to all of you who have given trading a good go and are about to give up
Dont let all that experience go to waste
Become a Vendor!!!!
:clap::clap::clap:
Personally, I am a profitable trader. Profitable Day trading is very hard work and i can do without the distractions of being a vendor, even though i would probably be a very good one.
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