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First month of trading versus the 36th month of trading. Oh A Lot of that is true. Where your first year you're probably going to be losing money I Think new. Traders Should start with you know, just a little bit of money, you know, risk $10 $50 here and there.
Never thousands of dollars. This is what we call Market tuition that everyone has to pay before they eventually figure their strategies out in trading. But yes, what he says is mostly true. First day of trading, you're going to be losing a lot of money.
usually by second or even third year. That's where you actually have a solid strategy to focus on and eventually go red to green. For me, it took me about 2 years to become profitable.
Papertrading??????
Thank you I love u❤
That’s 😂 cause my first month live trade -1600 was in December and here’s to Learning some more in January.
How the fuxk ppl have 1 grand to trade and blow it 5 times, and I have that much money but I’m only gonnna do like 100-300 max not 1k -10k.
The talent here is unreal
I blew mine 6th times still loosing
You have to lose,to eventually win….you eventually stop making the same mistakes over and over,before you eventually become precise with tweeking/improving entry and exits etc….
Can you share some learnings?
How do you mark your beginning? With your first trades or when you are putting in more than 10hrs a week? And, would you say this also applies to investing or long swing trading?
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