I hope you get some good advice.
I read on trade2win about a guy who has been trying to trade for over 20 years and is still around break-even, so don't feel too bad!
The whole thing(daytrading) is likely a pipe-dream.
The idea that we can sit around in our boxer shorts and look at pretty charts and expect them to give us enough information to make informed trading decisions certainly seems to get a smile from professionals in other fields!
Sometimes we fool ourselves that we know what we are doing, but in actual fact, we are just experiencing a very lucky spell.
And sometimes the people that try to give us hope are vendors/'trading coaches' in disguise or bullshitters!
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I've read good things about the 'what color is your parachute' book that someone else reccommended, althougth that might all be a bit long terms for you and I imagine you just want to jump into a course or a job straight away and get earning money?
I wouldn't reccommend it, but the becomming a trading vendor isn't actually the worst idea in the world, either!
Every vendor out there is a scam artist. If you were really a profitable trader, you wouldn't be messing about selling courses for $90 or charging for tips etc.
But the public are generally blinded by the dollar signs in their own eyes, so you may aswell join the vendors and make some risk free money.
It would be good if you could get a list of courses that coud be completed within say 6 months, that could potentially lead you to a well paid job.
They're out there, i'm sure.
One example is an Austalian friend of mine. Was unemplyed for a few years. Generally depressed and borderline suicidal. Completely broke. He enrolled onto a tree surgery course which took about 6 months, and within a few days of passing he was earning well over $1000 per week and is now earning about 3 times that amount as the owner of his own tree surgery business.
I read on trade2win about a guy who has been trying to trade for over 20 years and is still around break-even, so don't feel too bad!
The whole thing(daytrading) is likely a pipe-dream.
The idea that we can sit around in our boxer shorts and look at pretty charts and expect them to give us enough information to make informed trading decisions certainly seems to get a smile from professionals in other fields!
Sometimes we fool ourselves that we know what we are doing, but in actual fact, we are just experiencing a very lucky spell.
And sometimes the people that try to give us hope are vendors/'trading coaches' in disguise or bullshitters!
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I've read good things about the 'what color is your parachute' book that someone else reccommended, althougth that might all be a bit long terms for you and I imagine you just want to jump into a course or a job straight away and get earning money?
I wouldn't reccommend it, but the becomming a trading vendor isn't actually the worst idea in the world, either!
Every vendor out there is a scam artist. If you were really a profitable trader, you wouldn't be messing about selling courses for $90 or charging for tips etc.
But the public are generally blinded by the dollar signs in their own eyes, so you may aswell join the vendors and make some risk free money.
It would be good if you could get a list of courses that coud be completed within say 6 months, that could potentially lead you to a well paid job.
They're out there, i'm sure.
One example is an Austalian friend of mine. Was unemplyed for a few years. Generally depressed and borderline suicidal. Completely broke. He enrolled onto a tree surgery course which took about 6 months, and within a few days of passing he was earning well over $1000 per week and is now earning about 3 times that amount as the owner of his own tree surgery business.
