for newbies: when should you quit trading?
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Absolutely, that's like the tip of the floating iceberg, the image that general public portrays.
90% lies behind the scenes and profits, the persona and discipline, the mindset.
p.s
OP - great channel link.
A good trader is a creative trader.
A creative trader finds arbitrage opportunities.
Trading is just like business.
You can bankrupt 9 shops before to get it working.
You just have to ...
Fail Fast, Cheap and Good.
Exploit convex opportunities.
Since it’s zero sum ... Exploit concave weakness.
A creative trader finds arbitrage opportunities.
Trading is just like business.
You can bankrupt 9 shops before to get it working.
You just have to ...
Fail Fast, Cheap and Good.
Exploit convex opportunities.
Since it’s zero sum ... Exploit concave weakness.
What he says in that video is 100% true, but he doesn't actually trade, and if anyone pays for his trading education, they deserve to part with their money for lack of due diligence.
https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/trading-with-rayner-and-rayner-teo/
https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/trading-with-rayner-and-rayner-teo/
When you start taking advice from other retail traders is when you've fucked up beyond repair. Your own strategy, automation, risk management system and intelligence is the key to success in any market.
never said to pay or enroll in his trading course. i'm not sure if he trades or not. all i gotta to say is in this video is 100% true.
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There is no estimated time, if you want to do it for your whole life, you do it and if you only want to do it for a few years, that's fine.
I have learned everything from https://lvmexchange.com/ and I think I would not leave this soon.
I have learned everything from https://lvmexchange.com/ and I think I would not leave this soon.