I definitely think consistency is good, I lost almost $16,000 before I started making a profit. It was a slow process toward losing that amount, over the course of about 5 years, the slight gains is what kept me depositing. I figured giving up is just throwing that money away, until you give up, it's just an investment towards learning and improving. Keep track of your losses and learn from them.
@@CrimsonCypher I agree 💯. When I had few thousand dollars I lost more than when I trade with a big amount. I can afford to,leave stocks for a week or two because I am a swing trader. Very rarely I day trade. Also when you trade with the money you so much want to flip and pay bills with, it doesn’t work. That’s why I still keep my day job until I have at least 200K in profits
I fell below pdt yesterday for probably the 4th or 5th time. It is so so easy to lose money and you can lose it faster than you make it. But I'm not willing to give up and am writing down my lessons learned every day. Eventually I will become profitable.
Patience plan and discipline. You will get there. I ve lost a lot of money last year, but I stopped and put up a plan. I am starting being green now. Lock in your profit and be patience
Speed is the best edge. If you quick to enter and close as a scalper. You have a edge.. You almost have to be robotic fast. Thats a skill most dont have that you really need. You almost have to be super power finger fast to beat the system.
So what I understood from this video is if you’re not passionate about it, disciplined or willing to dive in deep and give it your all, it’s not for you….Great!!! That’s how I know it’s for me. I’ve been at it since 2019 and dove in deep during 2021. There’s nothing that gets my attention more or anything that I love as much as trading so I’m not gunna stop now that I’m really into it and enjoy learning. Thank you for the wisdom! Maybe I can sign up for your course when I’m profitable hahaha
This made me think about how risk management creeps into my own personal life, especially in regards to dating. For example, there's a metric that claims, on average, one out of ten women will go out with you if you ask them out. That implies, on average, you will have to withstand nine possible rejections just to secure one date. Now personally, I cannot deal with one rejection, let alone nine possible rejections in a row! But with money, it's different. If i win ten trades in a row, I can go out and not worry about rejection because I have my earnings cushion to fall back on and keep me buoyed. However, if I lost ten trades in a row, I would avoid trying to meet new people entirely, yet I would still be willing to place that eleventh trade (greatly reducing my sizing, of course) because money is something I'm more stoic about losing. When you lose money, you can _eventually_ get it back, and more importantly, it's still the same money. However, when you flub a meeting with someone, perhaps a potential lover, you don't get that person back if you fail on the initial ask. You lose access to that person _forever._ Losing money in the markets doesn't have that "lost forever" aspect attached to it, which is why (for me, at least) it's safer to lose. And I intuitively know, I will get it back. If money were love on the other hand (or if I really loved money), then it would probably be an emotional rollercoaster for me and I'd feel nothing but pain when I lost money, and maybe even find it difficult to overcome that loss and thus, throw in the towel.
Great advice all the way around... I've only known what day trading is for about 3 months...I'm gravitating strongly towards it but I also really ask myself if I'm able to be in the right mindset to even start, let alone train for years just to slowly grind and learn the mechanics and psychology of trading while being willing to not make much money or even lose money... but I do honestly believe I can do this for the long term and I'm noticing these points you all are talking about have naturally aligned with my personality, I just have to dine tune and tweak certain things and build the skills to be successful in the field....I really do appreciate all that you guys do and the information you are giving here. Thank you
Stock Price Forecast According to 7 stock analysts, the average 12-month stock price forecast for MULN stock is $23.46, which predicts an increase of 8608.24%. The lowest target is $23.23 and the highest is $24.15. On average, analysts rate MULN stock as a buy.
With great respect to you guys, I think it is not right to say who can or cannot become a consistently profitable day trader. After all we human are too sophisticated to be boxed in a little description.
@@tradez5799 He meant being an "average" day trader. (the average person's profit/loss is in negative territory; that is, "losing money"). That meaning is totally different from the amount that you, as an individual, are "averaging". I think you completely misunderstood his comment.
Discipline and perseverance are the main words for me. Im still learning to day trade. After this video I now know I can succeed holding on to these words. Thanks guys!
Just started trading with a small account not much knowledge in the market but ive been following a pattern that worked on my first trade im only 6 trades in one loss at 0.30 % i look forward to learning more about trading so far 17% up this month
I’ve mentally prepared as much I possibly can. I’ve been at the bottom of every job I’ve ever held. I don’t even need to be rich I I could net even 50K I’d be happy I’m a special education teacher up to my neck in college debt and I only net 30K now. I’m don’t have much money but I’m ready to try to grow I’m as prepared for loss as I am for gain. Thank you for your time fellas.
Hi Trading is not a trend or a fad. Keep learning and make it part of day. But don't let it consume you. There are many traders who do very well that have other jobs because that fulfills them more than trading. Keep your losses small by practicing good risk Management. Keep going ❤🎉 Trade Safely --Alexander
@@TraderHelp101 thank you for this my friend. I’ve developed a safe trading plan and I’ve been practicing small paper trades to remain realistic. I will never treat this as a trend nor fad.
The interesting thing about discipline in trading to me seems to be that it takes just as much mental muscle to put on a trade when you know the cost of being wrong, as it does to withhold your trade knowing that you will feel uncontrollable FOMO as the price moves the direction you first thought, without you. It seems that there’s a “rock and a hard place” conundrum in that. There’s also an issue of the size being meaningful. If it isn’t meaningful enough, or if there isn’t an idea that one day the size will be meaningful, the mental motivation will be completely sterile. There will be none. And on the other side of that sterility, is the risk of a capitulation back into recklessness. Also, regarding rules, they don’t really speak enough to any situation. The nuances of decision making are far more complex than a set of commandments. The experience that created the rules is more important than the rules. The biggest reason people break rules is that they don’t seem to make any sense during the time one is breaking them. Or, something else is happening, like being deceived by someone’s profit gloating, but still, one can “follow the rules” and all it does is give them a “rule-following approach to losing money more slowly”. When is there a rule “thou must make a trade here” … there never is, because rules are only about cutting out negative things. And that’s why, in my opinion, being so centered on “rules” is a bit misleading. Also, the idea of “rules” comes from more of an indoctrination, and the problem is that everyone breaks rules, especially priests. Breaking rules is part of understanding what the rules were meant to help with. The capitulation into rule breaking, in my experience, has so often been preceded by an attempt to follow them, that I’ve stopped believing it’s wise to follow them outright. The biggest thing is to adopt the right pattern of behaviors, the ones that go against misleading inherent instincts, rather than adopt a religious adherence to a bunch of rules that help you lose money in a more orderly fashion than if you broke them. Perhaps a discussion of “risk management” is what’s needed. But the idea of there being a set of commandments that will lead one to prosperity is as dead as god. And I’ve spent enough time and money around “gurus” to know that the fastest way to double your money from trading, is being a priest. So if anyone is trying to cut out time from their learning curve, then they should know that the best disguise for a false prophet, is that of a rule-monger.
I did my first serious day trade today. And I lost 27$ exactly how much I was willing to lose and I was going to Manually Trail Stop it every 30$ profit... sadly never got there but I learnt that Stop Limit is the most important tool in Day Trading. Because oh boy did that stock rip after my stop loss.
if I strongly believe I have all those skills mentioned and then some to be a proficient day trader where should I start and what advice would you give me?...I'm very driven, I bought a laptop and I research and studying is the first thing I do when I wake up and the last thing before I go to bed. I listen to informative stock audio books while at work and watch videos anytime i get free time and iv seen every movie to due with stocks and iv seen a dozen or so of your videos and iv only been at this for 2 going on 3 weeks so far. I'm very committed though. please help
How can i find the news of the stocks,in the previous video you mentiond that you favorite setup was like finding all the news about the stock and something like that so i would love to know what platform that i can find the news about the stocks
Yes! This episode was great. It is positively inspiring to see a great group of highly successful young traders comparing notes and thriving off of the synergistic reinforcement of acknowledging what sort of characteristics are necessary for this common goal. When I finally broke through to trading success I was older than these guys... but who's complaining??
I quit after a year and half of being immersed in it. My technical analysis got pretty good, I just didn't have the discipline to do it. I might do some swing trades every now and then.
At the end Hitt me. Willi g to sacrifice things to be better... that's a good reset for me . Gotta get vack on my health. Been hard with a newborn in my family of 3.. but that's life no excuse
Awesome video. When you decide to become a trader, it’s not just mastery of the technical analysis. It’s mastery of yourself. Glad you’re being awareness to the discipline required to be profitable in this field.
Congratulations! on 1 Milion Sub👏 I'm a future Trading but I always watch your video 📹 it's beacuse you are so onest and realistic and I don't know why I'm keep watch you but maybe I have a call to trade stock as well.
Amazing to know we all think alike. Discipline better be everyone's foundation or else pay the price. Secondly, have a clear understanding that you WILL lose from time to time: IT'S OK!!! Thirdly, don't risk what you cannot afford to lose. 🙌
I’ve been learning about trading and stocks in general since I was 16, I’m 21 now, and I used to trade a little then you taught me to paper trade. I’ve been consistently making 500-1000 a day paper trading for the last 6 months I think I’m ready to go for it! I know when to take profits and cut losses the only thing I’d like to learn a little more is chart patterns that MAY (I know not always) indicate a stock moving up.
Check out these books we recommend reading: www.warriortrading.com/warrior-tradings-suggested-reading-day-trading-books/ Also, here is another list of top books: www.warriortrading.com/top-five-trading-books/
I can let things go and keep moving. First day trading last week after months of practice I loss $1400. Took the risk and Tesla ate me up. Next day 2 days I made it all back and I never let it hold me back. determination and looking at what I did wrong has helped me. I can look back and analyze what I did and what the mistake was very well.
Hi It happens. That's a part of trading. But what if the profit went to 1,000 because you held it. Then you would have a different story. Or what if you took the $400 and then you saw it go to 1,200 how would that effect you. Ask yourself, when I had a $400 profit what was my rules for that trading scenario. Without rules you can't find or correct mistakes Trade Safely --Alexander
Ross, really great to and educational when you have your gang together. Love watching this group, maybe in the future I'll be there trading with y'all!!
Great video. you've remind me of what someone once said❤ Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge. I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth
In summary, they talk about basic life skills applicable to any walk of life in order to discourage the easily discouraged from day trading. Not great content here.
I’m curious as to why there are no women represented. Will I be supported and encouraged as a female if I sign up? To me this is the best program out there but no female representation concerns me.
I definitely think consistency is good, I lost almost $16,000 before I started making a profit. It was a slow process toward losing that amount, over the course of about 5 years, the slight gains is what kept me depositing. I figured giving up is just throwing that money away, until you give up, it's just an investment towards learning and improving.
Keep track of your losses and learn from them.
I'm gonna be honest though, a large account is MUCH easier than anything under $10,000
Even that can be a struggle, but not impossible.
👍🤓
@@CrimsonCypher I agree 💯. When I had few thousand dollars I lost more than when I trade with a big amount. I can afford to,leave stocks for a week or two because I am a swing trader. Very rarely I day trade. Also when you trade with the money you so much want to flip and pay bills with, it doesn’t work. That’s why I still keep my day job until I have at least 200K in profits
@@CrimsonCypher I started with $600 I’m at 2300. I’m okay taking $75-100 profits each day it’s a W for me.
3:09 “It’s just money” is some of the lowkey best advice anybody can ever receive.
I fell below pdt yesterday for probably the 4th or 5th time. It is so so easy to lose money and you can lose it faster than you make it. But I'm not willing to give up and am writing down my lessons learned every day. Eventually I will become profitable.
Patience plan and discipline. You will get there. I ve lost a lot of money last year, but I stopped and put up a plan. I am starting being green now. Lock in your profit and be patience
Same for me. Now working to improve strategy while trading future
Know when to get out...think of it this way: COME TO THE PARTY LEAVING. 🥳
Sorry to hear that, stick with it!
Every day there is a lesson or lesson relearned
Speed is the best edge. If you quick to enter and close as a scalper. You have a edge..
You almost have to be robotic fast. Thats a skill most dont have that you really need.
You almost have to be super power finger fast to beat the system.
So what I understood from this video is if you’re not passionate about it, disciplined or willing to dive in deep and give it your all, it’s not for you….Great!!! That’s how I know it’s for me. I’ve been at it since 2019 and dove in deep during 2021. There’s nothing that gets my attention more or anything that I love as much as trading so I’m not gunna stop now that I’m really into it and enjoy learning. Thank you for the wisdom! Maybe I can sign up for your course when I’m profitable hahaha
Haha great, thanks for sharing! Look forward to that day 🙂
Man, i would love to be able to sit at that table.
This made me think about how risk management creeps into my own personal life, especially in regards to dating. For example, there's a metric that claims, on average, one out of ten women will go out with you if you ask them out. That implies, on average, you will have to withstand nine possible rejections just to secure one date. Now personally, I cannot deal with one rejection, let alone nine possible rejections in a row!
But with money, it's different. If i win ten trades in a row, I can go out and not worry about rejection because I have my earnings cushion to fall back on and keep me buoyed. However, if I lost ten trades in a row, I would avoid trying to meet new people entirely, yet I would still be willing to place that eleventh trade (greatly reducing my sizing, of course) because money is something I'm more stoic about losing. When you lose money, you can _eventually_ get it back, and more importantly, it's still the same money. However, when you flub a meeting with someone, perhaps a potential lover, you don't get that person back if you fail on the initial ask. You lose access to that person _forever._
Losing money in the markets doesn't have that "lost forever" aspect attached to it, which is why (for me, at least) it's safer to lose. And I intuitively know, I will get it back. If money were love on the other hand (or if I really loved money), then it would probably be an emotional rollercoaster for me and I'd feel nothing but pain when I lost money, and maybe even find it difficult to overcome that loss and thus, throw in the towel.
Right, crazy the parallels between trading and everyday life. Thanks for sharing.
For every woman that turned you down you made more money. The one that said yes , hopefully she is healthy not greedy and enjoys what you do.
Great advice all the way around... I've only known what day trading is for about 3 months...I'm gravitating strongly towards it but I also really ask myself if I'm able to be in the right mindset to even start, let alone train for years just to slowly grind and learn the mechanics and psychology of trading while being willing to not make much money or even lose money... but I do honestly believe I can do this for the long term and I'm noticing these points you all are talking about have naturally aligned with my personality, I just have to dine tune and tweak certain things and build the skills to be successful in the field....I really do appreciate all that you guys do and the information you are giving here. Thank you
You're welcome!
Stock Price Forecast
According to 7 stock analysts, the average 12-month stock price forecast for MULN stock is $23.46, which predicts an increase of 8608.24%. The lowest target is $23.23 and the highest is $24.15. On average, analysts rate MULN stock as a buy.
We'll see!
These are so good Ross. Keep'em coming,!
Thanks for the feedback!
With great respect to you guys, I think it is not right to say who can or cannot become a consistently profitable day trader. After all we human are too sophisticated to be boxed in a little description.
👍🤓
Discipline is the key!
Absolutely!
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
You can be average at most careers and bring home a respectable income, if you're average at day trading you're losing money.
Yea I’m averaging $1,500-$3,000 a day. That’s average for me so yea I’m losing money day trading 🙄
You are right
@@tradez5799 He meant being an "average" day trader. (the average person's profit/loss is in negative territory; that is, "losing money"). That meaning is totally different from the amount that you, as an individual, are "averaging". I think you completely misunderstood his comment.
Good point!
@@tradez5799 there's no way you're averaging that. Not with that reading comprehension
The key to being a good day trader is the ability to be ADAPTABLE
Thanks for watching!
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
Discipline and perseverance are the main words for me. Im still learning to day trade. After this video I now know I can succeed holding on to these words. Thanks guys!
🙌💯
Just started trading with a small account not much knowledge in the market but ive been following a pattern that worked on my first trade im only 6 trades in one loss at 0.30 % i look forward to learning more about trading so far 17% up this month
I’ve mentally prepared as much I possibly can. I’ve been at the bottom of every job I’ve ever held. I don’t even need to be rich I I could net even 50K I’d be happy I’m a special education teacher up to my neck in college debt and I only net 30K now. I’m don’t have much money but I’m ready to try to grow I’m as prepared for loss as I am for gain.
Thank you for your time fellas.
Stick with it!
@@DaytradeWarrior always my friend, I won’t give up on myself. I’m of sound mind and I’m nearly ready for the market.
Bye for now
Take care
Hi
Trading is not a trend or a fad. Keep learning and make it part of day. But don't let it consume you.
There are many traders who do very well that have other jobs because that fulfills them more than trading.
Keep your losses small by practicing good risk Management.
Keep going ❤🎉
Trade Safely
--Alexander
@@TraderHelp101 thank you for this my friend. I’ve developed a safe trading plan and I’ve been practicing small paper trades to remain realistic. I will never treat this as a trend nor fad.
The interesting thing about discipline in trading to me seems to be that it takes just as much mental muscle to put on a trade when you know the cost of being wrong, as it does to withhold your trade knowing that you will feel uncontrollable FOMO as the price moves the direction you first thought, without you. It seems that there’s a “rock and a hard place” conundrum in that. There’s also an issue of the size being meaningful. If it isn’t meaningful enough, or if there isn’t an idea that one day the size will be meaningful, the mental motivation will be completely sterile. There will be none. And on the other side of that sterility, is the risk of a capitulation back into recklessness. Also, regarding rules, they don’t really speak enough to any situation. The nuances of decision making are far more complex than a set of commandments. The experience that created the rules is more important than the rules. The biggest reason people break rules is that they don’t seem to make any sense during the time one is breaking them. Or, something else is happening, like being deceived by someone’s profit gloating, but still, one can “follow the rules” and all it does is give them a “rule-following approach to losing money more slowly”. When is there a rule “thou must make a trade here” … there never is, because rules are only about cutting out negative things. And that’s why, in my opinion, being so centered on “rules” is a bit misleading. Also, the idea of “rules” comes from more of an indoctrination, and the problem is that everyone breaks rules, especially priests. Breaking rules is part of understanding what the rules were meant to help with. The capitulation into rule breaking, in my experience, has so often been preceded by an attempt to follow them, that I’ve stopped believing it’s wise to follow them outright. The biggest thing is to adopt the right pattern of behaviors, the ones that go against misleading inherent instincts, rather than adopt a religious adherence to a bunch of rules that help you lose money in a more orderly fashion than if you broke them. Perhaps a discussion of “risk management” is what’s needed. But the idea of there being a set of commandments that will lead one to prosperity is as dead as god. And I’ve spent enough time and money around “gurus” to know that the fastest way to double your money from trading, is being a priest. So if anyone is trying to cut out time from their learning curve, then they should know that the best disguise for a false prophet, is that of a rule-monger.
There is no one way to approach the market, that's for sure. Appreciate you sharing. Happy new year!!
I've come to the realization that anything in the green is good, no matter it's size. If the trade is green, then it's a good trade. Period.
Does that shirt say “Tap that ask”? I love it 😂
This is a great video guys. Thank you Ross. As I said before I swing trade as I have a full time day job
Nice, glad to hear it!
Thanks for the transparency
You got it!
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
I did my first serious day trade today. And I lost 27$ exactly how much I was willing to lose and I was going to Manually Trail Stop it every 30$ profit... sadly never got there but I learnt that Stop Limit is the most important tool in Day Trading. Because oh boy did that stock rip after my stop loss.
Sorry to hear about the loss! Glad you were able to take a lesson out of the experience
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
Great video Ross. I look forward to these.
Thank you!
I believe an important part of successful traders are the tools and how well you know how to use them to get the right view on the market.
👍🤓
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
Great video thanks! Lot of value there
You're welcome Jean!
Great insights gentlemen. Very helpful. Good content for sure. Two thumbs up.
if I strongly believe I have all those skills mentioned and then some to be a proficient day trader where should I start and what advice would you give me?...I'm very driven, I bought a laptop and I research and studying is the first thing I do when I wake up and the last thing before I go to bed. I listen to informative stock audio books while at work and watch videos anytime i get free time and iv seen every movie to due with stocks and iv seen a dozen or so of your videos and iv only been at this for 2 going on 3 weeks so far. I'm very committed though. please help
It does require a certain disposition to day trade. Attention to detail is crucial.
Yes I agree!
How can i find the news of the stocks,in the previous video you mentiond that you favorite setup was like finding all the news about the stock and something like that so i would love to know what platform that i can find the news about the stocks
Ross uses our Warrior Trading scanners, which are available to all of our members.
Warrior Trading Scanners: www.warriortrading.com/scanners/
Just get a vanguard etf like VOO or whatever and make something this is way overblown. Vector Vest helps with stock picks that are reliable.
Yes! This episode was great. It is positively inspiring to see a great group of highly successful young traders comparing notes and thriving off of the synergistic reinforcement of acknowledging what sort of characteristics are necessary for this common goal. When I finally broke through to trading success I was older than these guys... but who's complaining??
I quit after a year and half of being immersed in it. My technical analysis got pretty good, I just didn't have the discipline to do it. I might do some swing trades every now and then.
Nothing wrong with that Ricky!
Great video. Thank you.
that was fantastic congrats on the 100k subs bro
Thank you!
Wow I Really enjoy hearing for people that they already make it in trading I will follow the advice tks. So 3
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Good informative chat.
Thank you Joseph!
At the end Hitt me. Willi g to sacrifice things to be better... that's a good reset for me . Gotta get vack on my health. Been hard with a newborn in my family of 3.. but that's life no excuse
why some ppl use 55 ema instead of 50 ema? is 55 ema better for ema crossing?
Not sure about that one!
i will buy your platform one day...but for now these videos are killing it! Thanks man!
Great video guys! Its like you're living in my head!
Thank you!
This is really helpful , thank you.
Glad to hear that!
Thank you Ross!
You bet!
Awesome video. When you decide to become a trader, it’s not just mastery of the technical analysis. It’s mastery of yourself. Glad you’re being awareness to the discipline required to be profitable in this field.
Thank you!
Congratulations! on 1 Milion Sub👏 I'm a future Trading but I always watch your video 📹 it's beacuse you are so onest and realistic and I don't know why I'm keep watch you but maybe I have a call to trade stock as well.
Thanks Dani!
How do you like trading futures? It seems like it can be pretty risky especially since you are using a lot of leverage.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Reach out for more profitable tip's🚀
Amazing to know we all think alike. Discipline better be everyone's foundation or else pay the price. Secondly, have a clear understanding that you WILL lose from time to time: IT'S OK!!! Thirdly, don't risk what you cannot afford to lose. 🙌
👍🤓
I’ve been learning about trading and stocks in general since I was 16, I’m 21 now, and I used to trade a little then you taught me to paper trade. I’ve been consistently making 500-1000 a day paper trading for the last 6 months I think I’m ready to go for it! I know when to take profits and cut losses the only thing I’d like to learn a little more is chart patterns that MAY (I know not always) indicate a stock moving up.
I like pullback patterns, I have a ton of videos on bull flags. Check those out!
This just told me I'd be great at day trading.
👍🤓 www.warriortrading.com/trading-courses/
Do you have any "must read" book recommendations before starting day trading?
Check out these books we recommend reading: www.warriortrading.com/warrior-tradings-suggested-reading-day-trading-books/
Also, here is another list of top books: www.warriortrading.com/top-five-trading-books/
@@DaytradeWarrior Thanks!
I can let things go and keep moving. First day trading last week after months of practice I loss $1400. Took the risk and Tesla ate me up. Next day 2 days I made it all back and I never let it hold me back. determination and looking at what I did wrong has helped me. I can look back and analyze what I did and what the mistake was very well.
👍🤓
Hi,
Risk Management is what you need to master to have a long career in trading.
Congrats on getting started
Trade safely
--Alexander
I did a huge mistake not selling my contract when Amazon went to $103 I was making $400 profit.
🤓👍
Hi
It happens. That's a part of trading. But what if the profit went to 1,000 because you held it. Then you would have a different story.
Or what if you took the $400 and then you saw it go to 1,200 how would that effect you.
Ask yourself, when I had a $400 profit what was my rules for that trading scenario. Without rules you can't find or correct mistakes
Trade Safely
--Alexander
Sounds like it takes a lot of concentration to do day trading
Ross, really great to and educational when you have your gang together. Love watching this group, maybe in the future I'll be there trading with y'all!!
Glad to hear it!
Problem is people who do it fomo everything they have.
Lets flex our earnings while saying you should stay poor cause we got ours and you will never be as good as us.
It's to show that it can be done and what is possible. What you take away from it is up to you!
Thank you for the comrade and advise
You bet!
In the same boat 😔
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11:28
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YOU need to be a very big believer!
All about believing in your process!
Where's the "hot take"???
The hot take is the title!
What happened to your fire house?
Still under construction!
@@DaytradeWarrior can’t wait to see
why the cya?
Just part of the deal now, can never be too careful.
Great video. you've remind me of what someone once said❤ Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge. I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth
People prefer to spend money on liabilities,Rather than investing in assets and be very profitable.
Thank you Patrick!
In summary, they talk about basic life skills applicable to any walk of life in order to discourage the easily discouraged from day trading. Not great content here.
Appreciate the feedback Kyle!
You've made me more confused guys. To be persistent or lose and get along with it?😃😆😆
It's a balance!
🔥🔥🔥
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Ppl lose money, then blame ross 😆 😂 it is their own fault, not being educated.
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teacher
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I’m curious as to why there are no women represented. Will I be supported and encouraged as a female if I sign up? To me this is the best program out there but no female representation concerns me.
I started trading through TopStep. They have a TH-cam channel and website. I'm not affiliated with them. If you want, check them out.
Run, you fools!