I am not sure but I believe Bright Trading on elite trader is a sponsor and I believe based on some of the post that they offer traders that they do some trading.
I am not personally involved nor have never met the man but he gives honest, accurate information in his posts.
If I was a US citizen I would be knocking on his door.
Also reading and gathering knowledge is good but you need to diceper the discernment of that knowledge. Knowing how to start a car does not mean you can drive.
I give my traders many excercise once they understand the basic terms of the business. They will trade a stock, a cheap stock with a low beta and trade 100 shares only. NO averaging to help them with their risk management as it is not about the money but the trade. Trading makes the money. After they can trade the 100 shares successfully they progress to more shares, learn to work they way out of a bad trade ie averaging again low beta as the most they lose is a few dollars and the experience is real not simulated.
The way to learn is to get your feet wet. Period.
Everything has a cost of doing business so the few dollars you loose are part of your education. Once you have completed that then you can look at futures, options whatever.
But I would look up entities that give traders a learning opportunity and to my understanding provide capital.
good luck.
I am not personally involved nor have never met the man but he gives honest, accurate information in his posts.
If I was a US citizen I would be knocking on his door.
Also reading and gathering knowledge is good but you need to diceper the discernment of that knowledge. Knowing how to start a car does not mean you can drive.
I give my traders many excercise once they understand the basic terms of the business. They will trade a stock, a cheap stock with a low beta and trade 100 shares only. NO averaging to help them with their risk management as it is not about the money but the trade. Trading makes the money. After they can trade the 100 shares successfully they progress to more shares, learn to work they way out of a bad trade ie averaging again low beta as the most they lose is a few dollars and the experience is real not simulated.
The way to learn is to get your feet wet. Period.
Everything has a cost of doing business so the few dollars you loose are part of your education. Once you have completed that then you can look at futures, options whatever.
But I would look up entities that give traders a learning opportunity and to my understanding provide capital.
good luck.
