Feeling behind in life is always felt by those who are taking the first few steps in a long journey! The best way to stop making yourself feel like you are falling behind is to track your own progress over time and see that your hard work is paying off. Great video!
It helps but does not get rid of the feeling The only reason people feel that way is truthfully due to one simple cause and that is constantly attempting to compare yourself or your possessions people need to be content with themselves before they be content about their life The two are different and hard to achieve that's why most people feel that way but tracking your progress is not going to truthfully mitigate that feeling it'll let you know you're on the right track and every now and then it might give you a little bump in motivation but it does not get rid of that feeling
I don’t comment on videos often but this is some quality content brother. This video displays a truth that needs to be told to so many. The world is a crazy, broken, unpredictable place. We must (for the sake of our kids) live humbly, work hard to gather skills so that we can add value to our communities… and in return add to our pockets. We must refuse to listen to the voices that tell us, “you won’t own anything in 10 years, and you will be ok with it”. We must fight the worldly desires to consume, indulge, waste. In return we must save, invest, and give. A financially free man has the ability to liberate others and change his neighborhood. Let us be the ones to set others free.
I’m on permanent disability assistance at 22, I can’t afford my necessary surgery and I don’t know how to not feel worthless as a human being because of how inescapable poverty really is. Thank you for this video, it’s very hard to bear these emotions alone. I forget that other people are also experiencing these thoughts because it’s all so isolating
Hey man was on disability in my life as for over 1 year and its a very hard process mentally, hopefully over the course of time things will get better for you and there is light at the end of the tunnel with it be money or some type of spiritual nourishment for your soul but there is always sunshine after the storm, - J.S.
"I worked like an absolute dog to make this happen.", I totally understand that. I own rentals and will be able to quit the rat race this year. When I started this I literally stopped buying stupid stuff for 5 years, paid off my house, that became rental 1, stopped putting money into 401k and Roth, saved for another 3 years, bought rental 2 (had bullet holes in the siding) fixed it up for 6 months. But it does get easier, people just see the easy part.
I think awareness is key. If you are feeling behind, then that means you are aware (which is a great thing). Once you know where you stand, then you can take steps to get to where you wanna go (preferably done in a systemic fashion). Great video Steve, can’t wait for next one. -Rineil
Honestly been loving your videos! I’ve been here since cash college and I’m learning so much. It took me a while to understand and apply some of this advice in my life because well it’s just a different mindset of thinking. But I have watched your financial freedom videos several times and everytime I digest something new. I am honestly so glad to have stumbled across your channel!!!
I was able to raise my income from being an EMT making 11/hr to becoming a Project Manager making over $100k/yr now. I obviously am living a little better but still saving about 5 thousand dollars a month!
Just came across your channel recently….wish I’d found it much sooner!! I can 110% relate. As a temporary resident of Toronto 20 years ago(now back in Europe) costs of living have gone crazy as with many great cities around the world. Schooling alone has no where near prepared anyone for the financial world we live in today…..
Really enjoy your content. It’s accessible; laid out in a way that doesn’t intimidate the financially illiterate. Thank you for your hard work, it is helping me learn a great deal and building my confidence in curating a financial plan for myself and my partner. Respect.
Hi Steve, I've been here since cash college and I'm happy to see where you are know with this YT thing. You are right, people can't see the real - behind the scenes - struggle, the hustle, the hours worked for free. Or they see them and they make jokes about what you are trying to persue, until it works. Then it's all "you have been so lucky". I can't wait to be there, to smile right in their faces 💪🏼
Hey Steve, just want to say thanks to such great video. It was very encouraging and motivated me to continue to figure out my way to FIRE. Started my career as freelancer almost a decade ago and while I did manage to save quite a bit, I didn’t know how to invest my money to let it grow faster. Since the pandemic happened, my work nearly came to a stop but fixed expenses didn’t slow down. The pandemic also made it harder to get a mortgage for self-employed and with housing prices and other essential things in life continue on the raise, I’ve become quite worried about if I would make it out of this. Watching your video today gave me the encouragement to continue to fight and find my way again. Thank you 😊
This is very motivational! I'm working very hard to live below my means and invest as much as I can while I'm still in my early twenties! This FIRE movement is changing my life!
I'm Gen X and def feel millenials paint our generation with a broad brush, esp calling us Boomers, as if we had any of the boomer luck. There's a whole generation between Boomers and Millenials.
I can respect the grind you did to get to where you are in your TH-cam career. Your first videos are just as amazing as your current ones! Keep it up 👍
One thing I’ve been thinking about more and more is to treat housing kind of like we treat electricity or water - it’s a public good that should not be able to be bought up by private corporations and rented out. Like set a maximum of one person can only own three extra properties, and they can only be within a 50 mile radius of where they live. So make housing regional again and keep private investors out. Regulate it like mad, and kick out corporate buyers since they are not contributing, just sucking out resources. Allow for small time landlords since they can offer the best rates. Allow apartment buildings still, but keep companies out of SFH and 2-4 unit structures.
Buy assets that can pay for your liabilities - that's wealth. Imagine a full year of chipotle burritos being paid for with dividends... that's my current goal.
I’ve been studying trying to get out of generational poverty. I’ve been looking at what I am missing one is limiting yourself to one income we cannot live on one income. Also I’m looking at the minimum wage we really messed ourselves up with minimum wage if we could get paid the actual market value for any job we would be better off. We need to be a solution instead of the problem. We can limit ourself just by not self educating ourselves. So education and educating our children ourselfs would be a better way.
Love the way how you articulated the data and connect it to our current circumstances! My latest video explores the same, but our data might slightly differ 😅
Something I will say is that I agree with most points here but I am still part of all the generation that "Can't afford housing" and I largely see that this is the case for anyone I know or know of due to the the fact that they decide to enjoy things in life outside of having a house. They don't understand the financial commitment to be able to buy into the market nor the cost once you're there. For many years I had the cheapest everything and did without for years and the current generation are more than ever being pushed the "Keep up with the Jones's" mentality and it is hard to ignore with all the crazy buying financial schemes that are around these days. In short, I think it is a matter of keeping track of how much you spend and for the first 5 to 10 years of your working life it is really just about saving hard and saving what you can to get that house and invest what you can to make your later years easier. I have been on a "Like" fire journey for 9 ish years and did only find out what FIRE Was in my early 20s. Love all the information in this video BTW :)
this video is great, it has many good points but it skips the important part: all the wealth generated are going to the pockets of the shareholders of the companies. and to say that people should work more (in these side hustles) to buy assets feels like drying ice because these incredibly rich people are creating hedge funds to buy more assets and it becomes even harder for ‘normal people’ to buy asset, we just can’t compete with them. that’s one of the reasons why housing prices keep going up. but that’s capitalism for you anyways the video (and the whole channel) has some great tips that i’ll sure follow
And don't get me started with the extra perks for rich people such as having more choices on options since you need to buy 100 per contract, having 25k+ to start day trading, tatati-tatata... This is why is it sooo important to start NOW. I even told my sis to drop 1 cent in the stock if It's where were at but at least she got her initial fear out now. Thanks for this type of content, it's always appreciated to get a reminder
I'm starting a family fund where I buy ten shares at a time of dividend stocks with the money from daytrading and sucking up overtime at work. Over time in 20 to 30 years the family will have enough cash coming in.
I'm 32 and I have a negative net worth when subtracting my liabilities. I make 38k (CAD) after taxes. I feel so behind it's not even funny. Need to make more money asap if I plan to retire in this lifetime :(
Ive been out of high school for 5 years now. Only worked 70-100% for 3ish years and the last 2 years ive been on and off employment of shitty jobs. Meanwhile my friends are getting apartments and moving out. Doesnt feel good
Thanks for your video! You have good advice how the individual can change her or his personal financial situation. But how you described in the beginning, it is also a political/economical problem. I also don’t know how to tackle it, but it is frightening me, especially if the societies in the western world cannot distribute the wealth to the most of their people.
It's okay for the video to be upsetting, you shouldn't have to hold back when telling the truth, it isn't always going to be palatable, what matters is what power an individual can have.
I feel like this is what Robinhood had in mind with their start as well - it was born out of the occupy Wall Street movement. Not advocating for RH at all, just saying their fee free investing should have helped a bit. Another interesting idea is the inheritance of wealth from generation to generation, that to some degree should help to redistribute things since a lot of middle class millennials have upper class parents.
I did exactly what you did. And all was well… until the pandemic tore my life apart and all my “friends” failed me, destroying my business of 10 years and really hurting my feelings. I got my degree but a b.s. in psychology seems entirely useless right now. So today i am unemployed and feeling sorry for myself… how do i get out of this rut? Anybody know? Anybody reading this who cares?? Perhaps not i suppose…:,(
I think the individual action to take is the same as the societal action: adopt free market, limited supply money like precious metals or cryptocurrency. The central banks caused this, and opting out of their money is the way out. As far as real estate goes, for millennials, remote work and living part time in Latin America is going to be a thing.
Truth be told it’s not easy 35 and finically independent right now never made a lot of money like 20-35k a year but a lot of hard work. That 1 Percent of people can do good luck
I think the development of two income families was a big contributor to the increase in housing prices in the last 50 years. Also, the increased mobility of wealthy people from developing countries who have moved to cities like Vancouver and Toronto, for so many reasons. Finally, super low interest rates have made a huge difference. The biggest gift people can give themselves is to develop the discipline to live well within their means, and invest the “gap”, as you say. The second biggest gift is to improve their value-added, through education, attitude, etc., thereby increasing take-home pay. You are helping people - keep up the great work.
This is a little misleading. Interest rates have dropped a significant amount, so mortgage payments haven't risen as much as you'd think. I know people that were paying 16+% interest on their homes that now have mortgage rates under 3%. Don't get me wrong it's still a big jump.
You’re right, that’s an important point regarding mortgage costs. But the value of the home can be prohibitively high because of the higher down payment required. Additionally, as the value of a home increases, people can pull out equity for more investing. Both of these factors cause inequality to rise which was the main point. You have a valid point that’s part of the discussion but I disagree re: misleading.
The best investment one can do right now is investing on forex trading though stocks are good but ever since l swapped to forex, I've seen so much difference.
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Feeling behind in life is always felt by those who are taking the first few steps in a long journey! The best way to stop making yourself feel like you are falling behind is to track your own progress over time and see that your hard work is paying off. Great video!
Thank you, so simple!! I will give that a try
It helps but does not get rid of the feeling The only reason people feel that way is truthfully due to one simple cause and that is constantly attempting to compare yourself or your possessions people need to be content with themselves before they be content about their life The two are different and hard to achieve that's why most people feel that way but tracking your progress is not going to truthfully mitigate that feeling it'll let you know you're on the right track and every now and then it might give you a little bump in motivation but it does not get rid of that feeling
As a wiseman once said 'Follow your own path in life, that will lead you to true happiness.'
Great video bro!
Not all the time
The problem is the narratives change. DEI screwed a lot of financial plans up.
I don’t comment on videos often but this is some quality content brother.
This video displays a truth that needs to be told to so many. The world is a crazy, broken, unpredictable place. We must (for the sake of our kids) live humbly, work hard to gather skills so that we can add value to our communities… and in return add to our pockets. We must refuse to listen to the voices that tell us, “you won’t own anything in 10 years, and you will be ok with it”. We must fight the worldly desires to consume, indulge, waste. In return we must save, invest, and give. A financially free man has the ability to liberate others and change his neighborhood. Let us be the ones to set others free.
Preach dude.
I’m on permanent disability assistance at 22, I can’t afford my necessary surgery and I don’t know how to not feel worthless as a human being because of how inescapable poverty really is. Thank you for this video, it’s very hard to bear these emotions alone. I forget that other people are also experiencing these thoughts because it’s all so isolating
Hey man was on disability in my life as for over 1 year and its a very hard process mentally, hopefully over the course of time things will get better for you and there is light at the end of the tunnel with it be money or some type of spiritual nourishment for your soul but there is always sunshine after the storm, - J.S.
I feel you ❤
"I worked like an absolute dog to make this happen.", I totally understand that. I own rentals and will be able to quit the rat race this year. When I started this I literally stopped buying stupid stuff for 5 years, paid off my house, that became rental 1, stopped putting money into 401k and Roth, saved for another 3 years, bought rental 2 (had bullet holes in the siding) fixed it up for 6 months. But it does get easier, people just see the easy part.
Congratulations on quitting the race. Age?
That’s awesome!
@@jakeh7148 I'll be 47 when I get to quit the rat race! :-)
Congrats on leaving the rat race!! Did you find temporarily stopping contributions to your 401k and Roth difficult?
@@tigana It was easy to stop contributing to 401k and Roth.
I think awareness is key. If you are feeling behind, then that means you are aware (which is a great thing). Once you know where you stand, then you can take steps to get to where you wanna go (preferably done in a systemic fashion). Great video Steve, can’t wait for next one. -Rineil
Honestly been loving your videos! I’ve been here since cash college and I’m learning so much. It took me a while to understand and apply some of this advice in my life because well it’s just a different mindset of thinking. But I have watched your financial freedom videos several times and everytime I digest something new. I am honestly so glad to have stumbled across your channel!!!
Love the concept of Floor and ceiling with the purpose of saving for assets that appreciate in value. This is easier to understand.
I was able to raise my income from being an EMT making 11/hr to becoming a Project Manager making over $100k/yr now. I obviously am living a little better but still saving about 5 thousand dollars a month!
Just came across your channel recently….wish I’d found it much sooner!! I can 110% relate. As a temporary resident of Toronto 20 years ago(now back in Europe) costs of living have gone crazy as with many great cities around the world. Schooling alone has no where near prepared anyone for the financial world we live in today…..
Really enjoy your content. It’s accessible; laid out in a way that doesn’t intimidate the financially illiterate. Thank you for your hard work, it is helping me learn a great deal and building my confidence in curating a financial plan for myself and my partner. Respect.
Steve, please never stop creating fam. I enjoy your videos so much!
Great observation and well explained! I certainly feel behind despite a lot of hard work and years of studying!
Hi Steve, I've been here since cash college and I'm happy to see where you are know with this YT thing. You are right, people can't see the real - behind the scenes - struggle, the hustle, the hours worked for free. Or they see them and they make jokes about what you are trying to persue, until it works. Then it's all "you have been so lucky".
I can't wait to be there, to smile right in their faces 💪🏼
Hey Steve, just want to say thanks to such great video. It was very encouraging and motivated me to continue to figure out my way to FIRE. Started my career as freelancer almost a decade ago and while I did manage to save quite a bit, I didn’t know how to invest my money to let it grow faster. Since the pandemic happened, my work nearly came to a stop but fixed expenses didn’t slow down. The pandemic also made it harder to get a mortgage for self-employed and with housing prices and other essential things in life continue on the raise, I’ve become quite worried about if I would make it out of this. Watching your video today gave me the encouragement to continue to fight and find my way again. Thank you 😊
This is very motivational! I'm working very hard to live below my means and invest as much as I can while I'm still in my early twenties! This FIRE movement is changing my life!
FIRE?
Really like watching your videos feels like you're directly talking to one of us. Please keep sharing your life experiences with us.
Thank you for creating! These videos and your perspectives are brilliant!
I'm Gen X and def feel millenials paint our generation with a broad brush, esp calling us Boomers, as if we had any of the boomer luck. There's a whole generation between Boomers and Millenials.
I can respect the grind you did to get to where you are in your TH-cam career. Your first videos are just as amazing as your current ones! Keep it up 👍
@WhatsApp ➕➊➌➊➎➋➒➊0➎0➑ it’s a shame you’re trying to be him. Fraud
One thing I’ve been thinking about more and more is to treat housing kind of like we treat electricity or water - it’s a public good that should not be able to be bought up by private corporations and rented out. Like set a maximum of one person can only own three extra properties, and they can only be within a 50 mile radius of where they live. So make housing regional again and keep private investors out. Regulate it like mad, and kick out corporate buyers since they are not contributing, just sucking out resources. Allow for small time landlords since they can offer the best rates. Allow apartment buildings still, but keep companies out of SFH and 2-4 unit structures.
Buy assets that can pay for your liabilities - that's wealth. Imagine a full year of chipotle burritos being paid for with dividends... that's my current goal.
Glad I found your page. Good luck in your adventure ! Great vid 🤟🏼
Definitely subscribing! If we all had financial education instead of chemistry classes in hight school the world would be a so much better place...
I’ve been studying trying to get out of generational poverty. I’ve been looking at what I am missing one is limiting yourself to one income we cannot live on one income. Also I’m looking at the minimum wage we really messed ourselves up with minimum wage if we could get paid the actual market value for any job we would be better off. We need to be a solution instead of the problem. We can limit ourself just by not self educating ourselves. So education and educating our children ourselfs would be a better way.
Your content was good before but even better now. Thanks for being real
Great video, bro! This really inspired me to create. Appreciate your message
Love the way how you articulated the data and connect it to our current circumstances! My latest video explores the same, but our data might slightly differ 😅
This guy is just the best, really puts the affirmations and motivation on you while being so collected and thoughtful💯 keep spreading this activity !!
again, the production quality of these videos is INSANEEEEEE. Great job STEVE!!!
Something I will say is that I agree with most points here but I am still part of all the generation that "Can't afford housing" and I largely see that this is the case for anyone I know or know of due to the the fact that they decide to enjoy things in life outside of having a house. They don't understand the financial commitment to be able to buy into the market nor the cost once you're there.
For many years I had the cheapest everything and did without for years and the current generation are more than ever being pushed the "Keep up with the Jones's" mentality and it is hard to ignore with all the crazy buying financial schemes that are around these days.
In short, I think it is a matter of keeping track of how much you spend and for the first 5 to 10 years of your working life it is really just about saving hard and saving what you can to get that house and invest what you can to make your later years easier.
I have been on a "Like" fire journey for 9 ish years and did only find out what FIRE Was in my early 20s.
Love all the information in this video BTW :)
Man, 1980's and 90's ads just hit different.
Thank you for making this video!
Been following you for a while now. Understood the concept and walking the path. Thanks for the clear signal!
So the video comes to say:
The corporations took all the money make a TH-cam channel...
Yeah i figured that out already
Are you editing on Final Cut Pro? Great video!
this video is great, it has many good points but it skips the important part: all the wealth generated are going to the pockets of the shareholders of the companies. and to say that people should work more (in these side hustles) to buy assets feels like drying ice because these incredibly rich people are creating hedge funds to buy more assets and it becomes even harder for ‘normal people’ to buy asset, we just can’t compete with them. that’s one of the reasons why housing prices keep going up. but that’s capitalism for you
anyways the video (and the whole channel) has some great tips that i’ll sure follow
Excellent channel. Sound advice and relatable. Thanks brother 🙏💪
In order to reduce my expenses I need to move from Ontario to Calgary, so much to figure out to execute that.
Yeah I hit subscribe. You earned it. Don’t know if it’s the TH-cam algorithm or the Canadian content being pushed. But video are really well done.
Thank you Steve, I find your videos very creative, uplifting and motivating, appreciated!
thank you
And don't get me started with the extra perks for rich people such as having more choices on options since you need to buy 100 per contract, having 25k+ to start day trading, tatati-tatata... This is why is it sooo important to start NOW. I even told my sis to drop 1 cent in the stock if It's where were at but at least she got her initial fear out now. Thanks for this type of content, it's always appreciated to get a reminder
This is the first video I have seen of yours and you seem like an actual nice person... good stuff!
Thank you Steve wonderful video as always
I just might be that 1 person. Keep doing the good work man it helps and that compounds
Brilliant video - thank you! So true. Intentionality with income & investments makes such a difference.
You should do one for people who are behind romantically
I'm starting a family fund where I buy ten shares at a time of dividend stocks with the money from daytrading and sucking up overtime at work. Over time in 20 to 30 years the family will have enough cash coming in.
great video. Inflation is a killer once we understand the gravity of it.
Remember, mortgage interest rates were about 10% at the time...and were about 18% in the 1970s, hence why houses were cheaper.
Excellent content..
right to the point, I love your examples as floor & ceiling.
God bless you brother
Certified classic vid here
Again a solid, well put together video with attention to detail. I keep being amazed by the stats at the beginning third of the video.
With this content I can tell your channel will blow up...
Bro you've been a help like no other, thanks man
Time for a confession... I didn't realise you changed channel name until you mentioned it here 😂😐
Good decision though !
Really helpful concepts that have given me food for thought- love the ideas of floor building and asset buying
Love this video, thanks Steve.
Thank you for sharing this Steve. I needed it :)
Much of the wealth went to taxes, old ones going up new ones being created.
I am always thrilled when you post a new video!
I love the sound quality, have you posted your gear kit anywhere ?
I'm 32 and I have a negative net worth when subtracting my liabilities. I make 38k (CAD) after taxes. I feel so behind it's not even funny. Need to make more money asap if I plan to retire in this lifetime :(
Ive been out of high school for 5 years now. Only worked 70-100% for 3ish years and the last 2 years ive been on and off employment of shitty jobs. Meanwhile my friends are getting apartments and moving out. Doesnt feel good
TH-cam is doing a good job targeting the right videos to me.🤔
Outside of retirement (Roth ira and taxable account) I have $10K saved but I'm about to have two $5600 surgeries this year.
I keep seeing your videos and your really great and smart so I finally subscribed
Anybody who fires successfully with kids is a real champion
The channel is growing fast you putting out good content
Dude, you're cool and make me feel a lot better! Also my name is Stephen with a PH! :D
Thanks for your video! You have good advice how the individual can change her or his personal financial situation. But how you described in the beginning, it is also a political/economical problem. I also don’t know how to tackle it, but it is frightening me, especially if the societies in the western world cannot distribute the wealth to the most of their people.
It's okay for the video to be upsetting, you shouldn't have to hold back when telling the truth, it isn't always going to be palatable, what matters is what power an individual can have.
FIRE 🔥 movement is amazing 👏
I feel like this is what Robinhood had in mind with their start as well - it was born out of the occupy Wall Street movement. Not advocating for RH at all, just saying their fee free investing should have helped a bit. Another interesting idea is the inheritance of wealth from generation to generation, that to some degree should help to redistribute things since a lot of middle class millennials have upper class parents.
I did exactly what you did. And all was well… until the pandemic tore my life apart and all my “friends” failed me, destroying my business of 10 years and really hurting my feelings. I got my degree but a b.s. in psychology seems entirely useless right now. So today i am unemployed and feeling sorry for myself… how do i get out of this rut? Anybody know? Anybody reading this who cares?? Perhaps not i suppose…:,(
what's the name of the background music playing at 12:00 ?
Love ur content! I’ve got a lot of inspiration from your videos.. I’m slowly learning how to make videos myself. Thanks man
I think the individual action to take is the same as the societal action: adopt free market, limited supply money like precious metals or cryptocurrency. The central banks caused this, and opting out of their money is the way out.
As far as real estate goes, for millennials, remote work and living part time in Latin America is going to be a thing.
Great video, lot of research done on it But why is there a hyper charts logo on the chart ? Wasn't it paid for ?
I think this is locational based advanced. In my area house are way cheaper and pay is similar to the data presented
you too , take care gratzi
This is very helpful. 🇵🇷
P&Co tee goes hard 🔥
I love your videos, thanks a lot man.
Truth be told it’s not easy 35 and finically independent right now never made a lot of money like 20-35k a year but a lot of hard work. That 1 Percent of people can do good luck
I think the development of two income families was a big contributor to the increase in housing prices in the last 50 years. Also, the increased mobility of wealthy people from developing countries who have moved to cities like Vancouver and Toronto, for so many reasons. Finally, super low interest rates have made a huge difference.
The biggest gift people can give themselves is to develop the discipline to live well within their means, and invest the “gap”, as you say. The second biggest gift is to improve their value-added, through education, attitude, etc., thereby increasing take-home pay.
You are helping people - keep up the great work.
Yes you are right👌👌
I needed this
This is a little misleading. Interest rates have dropped a significant amount, so mortgage payments haven't risen as much as you'd think. I know people that were paying 16+% interest on their homes that now have mortgage rates under 3%. Don't get me wrong it's still a big jump.
You’re right, that’s an important point regarding mortgage costs. But the value of the home can be prohibitively high because of the higher down payment required.
Additionally, as the value of a home increases, people can pull out equity for more investing.
Both of these factors cause inequality to rise which was the main point.
You have a valid point that’s part of the discussion but I disagree re: misleading.
This hits particularly, especially when you start investing in crypto 😢
WGMI fellas
I'll be living in my car soon. The numbers are so far off. It isn't even worth it anymore.
Ceo's used to get paid 20 to one, nowadays it's more like 900 to one.
Great video, now send this to my parents lol
Great video👏👏
Felt this hard!
Great video, I can confirm the numbers :)
I'm just trying to decide how to spend my recent 25 cent raise.
Inflation just make people poorer and many don't know this yet
The best investment one can do right now is investing on forex trading though stocks are good but ever since l swapped to forex, I've seen so much difference.
Oh yes you should see the favourable forex rise in profit, This will be the best time to invest in forex based on current status
I have been making a lot profits through forex trading which has been the main source of my income
@@robertmichelle1880 Can you link me up with your broker? And how good is your broker?
@@zakharrusnak6856 Alexia Lewis is my broker and she's an expert when it comes to trading forex. Made over $ I5k with my $zk initial start up capital.
Her availability is sure and faster on WhatsAp....