gracesarah
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Hi to all
I hope I do not get ridiculed, chuckled on, spit on, sarcastic replies, gun in my face etc. etc. as I got from my first couple of posts.
The subject of trading for a living is definitely a yes, yes and more yeses.
I am doing it. I quit my job just after my coach/mentor told me that I was ready to trade live. His teaching methods is unheard of and explains things in plain simple terms with analogies. Which makes it easy to learn. He created his own system, also unheard of.
Trading the markets levels the playing field for achieving above average income.
It does not matter if you are born rich or born poor.
It does not matter if you have an education or no education.
The markets levels the playing field for all that can achieve profitability.
How to achieve profitability is the question and your goal. You are just banging your head against the wall if you are learning or stuck on the old conventional school of thought and by following the old out dated rules will be hard for anybody to achieve a consistent profit, expecially if you are a beginner. Most successfull traders from the old school, has lost a ton of money some where in their path to success. Instead of losing my money to the markets, I decided to seek a successful coach or mentor that would hold my hand through the learning curve. Instead of giving my money away at losing trades, I decided to give my money to a successful mentor. That was the best decision of my life. My mentors 2 famous words which he added to the 2 old famous fords of "greed and fear". He told me a thousand times. Do not be "Cheap" and do not "procrastinate". He said to me if you are cheap and you procrastinate, added to gread and fear. You will not make it as a trader.
I am not going to repeat everything, so seek my previous 2 posts for more info.
The Answer is in my first 2 posts.
See my post "the blind leading the blind"
See my second post "Buar Trading....4 figure Profit Consistantly
I hope I do not get ridiculed, chuckled on, spit on, sarcastic replies, gun in my face etc. etc. as I got from my first couple of posts.
The subject of trading for a living is definitely a yes, yes and more yeses.
I am doing it. I quit my job just after my coach/mentor told me that I was ready to trade live. His teaching methods is unheard of and explains things in plain simple terms with analogies. Which makes it easy to learn. He created his own system, also unheard of.
Trading the markets levels the playing field for achieving above average income.
It does not matter if you are born rich or born poor.
It does not matter if you have an education or no education.
The markets levels the playing field for all that can achieve profitability.
How to achieve profitability is the question and your goal. You are just banging your head against the wall if you are learning or stuck on the old conventional school of thought and by following the old out dated rules will be hard for anybody to achieve a consistent profit, expecially if you are a beginner. Most successfull traders from the old school, has lost a ton of money some where in their path to success. Instead of losing my money to the markets, I decided to seek a successful coach or mentor that would hold my hand through the learning curve. Instead of giving my money away at losing trades, I decided to give my money to a successful mentor. That was the best decision of my life. My mentors 2 famous words which he added to the 2 old famous fords of "greed and fear". He told me a thousand times. Do not be "Cheap" and do not "procrastinate". He said to me if you are cheap and you procrastinate, added to gread and fear. You will not make it as a trader.
I am not going to repeat everything, so seek my previous 2 posts for more info.
The Answer is in my first 2 posts.
See my post "the blind leading the blind"
See my second post "Buar Trading....4 figure Profit Consistantly
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At-home investors would need to know what they are doing. I do know someone whose sole job is trading from the comfort of their own home. He says he does it because he would rather earn what he is worth rather than slog away for someone else...
