Hey,Guys! Let`s Make Millions Next Year!
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Assuming that you could achieve a 100% return every year (incredibly difficult, and doesn't account for taxes), you would double your money every year, and it would take about 5.1 years to reach a million.
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2 pts/day trading a 20-lot in the ES....<2 years.
Comments look like controversial.And to me he doesn`t sound like a marketer.
Ross Cameron trades a long term 1:1 reward to risk ratio at 68-70% winners.
That's not a newbie friendly system, especially when you're not the one front-running a room full of 1000+ wannabes.
Wake up. The dude makes many many MILLIONS wrangling in thousands of "Millennial daytrading dreamers" paying him many $1000's, wash, rinse and repeat. He has at least 25 employees on his payroll. What does that tell you about what he makes in trading relative to probably 90% of his real annual income?
Better question is why can't Ross take his $700K, go "private" about what he trades in real-time and turn it into 10 mil within 2 years? He'd laugh at you and say, "Are you kidding me? Why the heck would I wanna do THAT when I can make far more than 10 mil in 2 yrs at ZERO MARKET RISK just by jibber jabbering ABOUT trading?"
But I like Ross. He's a constant source of entertainment.
That's not a newbie friendly system, especially when you're not the one front-running a room full of 1000+ wannabes.
Wake up. The dude makes many many MILLIONS wrangling in thousands of "Millennial daytrading dreamers" paying him many $1000's, wash, rinse and repeat. He has at least 25 employees on his payroll. What does that tell you about what he makes in trading relative to probably 90% of his real annual income?
Better question is why can't Ross take his $700K, go "private" about what he trades in real-time and turn it into 10 mil within 2 years? He'd laugh at you and say, "Are you kidding me? Why the heck would I wanna do THAT when I can make far more than 10 mil in 2 yrs at ZERO MARKET RISK just by jibber jabbering ABOUT trading?"
But I like Ross. He's a constant source of entertainment.
In the California gold rush, more money was made selling picks and shovels to the miners than was ever discovered in gold....