I am now 72 years old I started 1998 more as an investor unfortunately the internet bubble came along and pretty much broke me. I learned never to go on margin again after that and it took almost15 year to write off all the losses. I have learned Trade in the market you have not what you want. Try not to take big losses, notice I SAID TRY. Admit when you made a mistake and move on, DO NOT TRY TO REVENGE TRADE. I never swing for the fences anymore. I only day trade when the set up presents itself If a stock does not hit my buy point I just let it go. I love the stock market because every day it is something different, sectors are always in rotation Your able to win if your able to stay in the game, turn off the news and the pundits and just trade or invest in what is in front of you. Like the woman said in Forest Gump there will be another bus come along shortly.
You are going to meet Jesus soon. Are you ready to be judged by Almighty? one sin can send you to hell. Are you heading to heaven or hell? You need a redeemer for your sins. Bible says all are condemned to hell unless they come to Jesus to have their sins forgiven.
To all who want to quit. Be patience. Learn with every trade, profit or not. Dont be greedy. Have very good risk analyzes. Stick to your strategy. You dont need to make trades just trade. Trade when there is an opportunity. And go on with making the videos dear Shay. You inspired me and I will never give up.😊
@@juakin-ug9yr Dont get exited if you think that you are going to miss an opportunity. Analize and if you miss the opportunity, so what. You learned. Be like the captain of a big vessel. Think ahead and analize.
@@juakin-ug9yr Don't be impressed by the big numbers and huge profits of other traders. If you can afford to trade with only $100, do so. If you make 103 out of this 100 you can be proud of yourself. You have profit and you understand the system! Stay with 2 or 3 stocks to learn to understand them like your partner.
You people are so funny 🤣😂 Nobody can achive positive expected return because price process follows *random walk,* and this means there is no strategy, methodology, algorithm or any other fancy approach to make money in this "busines". Only those who charge spreads and commisions (liquidity providers) have statistical edge. That's the reason why a beautiful lady from the clip want you to stay in this "business". *She gets paid from money you lost.*
A graduated with a degree in Finance and found it really frustrating and hard to break into Wall Street. Being a female from “non-conventional” ethnicity (Hispanic) I constantly found myself being turned away, to the point where I gave up and turned to trading. My journey has def been🎢 of emotions with peaks & valleys. The number one thing the markets have teached me is no matter how educated or how much you think you have the markets “figured out”, it will always find a way to humble you. Forever a student & never stop learning!
Perseverance remains one of the essential keys when venturing or dealing with trade trading and investing in options will always be my best passive income because I make more than my salary through trade.
Big props to you on your wins please how did you become successful, lately I find everything difficult how did you overcome fear of loosing facing same here
I felt same way when I started especially when you use demo account you might be winning but when you put in real money you start losing I understand and I pass through it all. I’m very happy I’m profitable now.
5 years of trading, for 4 years i'm losing a ton of money, my mind is goin' crazy every sec i open my pos. If you think you wanna quit. Listen bro, 5 years its not enough for learn. I got my consistency just in my last 1 years now. Don't stop until you make it. ❤ stay strong
1.5 years into trading. I've been struggling and feel like every time I'm "figuring it out" I end up taking several losing trades in a row and I turn into an emotional mess. I really enjoy your videos and am trying to remain positive. My family is my WHY. Providing for my family and being able to show our kids the world. I also want to help support my mom. She is getting older and does not have many options so I'd love to be able to help her out. Thank you for all of your educational videos and helping keep our mental states in tact :)
There’s really no such thing as figuring it out. The only thing that would come close to figuring it out is understanding that no matter what you do or what strategy you use, there will always be losing trades. At the end of the day, all that matters is that your trading method profits more than it losses. Even if you have 1:1 with 51% winrate, you’re profitable and you can scale up over time.
I feel with you. 2 Years, same Position. It is not that i dont understand, but everytime i think i got it...i loose...ooor.....everytime if i get in...the Trade doesnt goes high...but if i "think" it will, then it drops..... A thing every Trader at the Beginning knows and hates. I am on the Position, that i know, that I am my own failure. Often i let run loosing Trades "he will turn arround"....as we speek i am holding a Position in the Nasdaq thins yesterday... Short..... its clearly broken YESTERDAY....but i dint "it will turn" LOL - To many hopes to less strategy .... and this happens only on desaster and never on a good trade... - Hard work ON MYSELF is do be done....
@@hansbier5198never stay overnight!! I learned this the bad way. I just take my losses and recoup if needed but I never let them run multiple days, that’s how you bankrupt an account
Don't quit! I am new to trading, been researching and demoing for a few months now, and these are the videos I like to see. I want to understand why people feel this way and how they can overcome it. There is an endless amount of price action knowledge to learn, but these videos is what opens my eyes to what really needs to be recognized.
My deepest reason why i don't quit trading is because i want my family to migrate to another country and live a better life. I'm very aware that getting a job outside is like finding a needle on a haystack. So while we are there, this will be my future's work for my wife and son. This is my deepest why. There, i shared it. 😊
Don't quit. I have been trading since 2017 and had my second "quit" earlier this year. I feel confident in my technicals, but it's my psychology I need to work on. I have come to realize that this is 90% psychology for me. After taking a couple of trading psychology courses, I have come a long way, but more work needs to be done, and I will always need to work on this, even after becoming profitable. And I do plan to become profitable because I plan to return to trading in the fall. And the reason I originally began trading was not to be a millionaire but to have freedom, not to do the 9-5, be with and support family and friends whenever I wanted to and for as long as I wanted to, and to have time to help others. These are still the goals and thanks for your videos
Same here. Myself and my mentality are both my greatest enemy. I was majority green on my daily chart for June but two horrible trades blew up my account due to being emotional about losing and hoping for a swing in my favor.
@@JV-xf4ro Exactly, JV. It is not the market that we are necessarily contending with, but ourselves. But I am grateful for trading because it has allowed me to delve deeper into myself. It has allowed me to become more disciplined in my life and behaviors, consistently meditate, journal daily, and even led me to investigate and read philosophy. I find that pretty cool...haha
Thank you Shay, I have 5 boys and the opportunities for each of them were limited because of finances and the way life unfolded for them. As they have gotten older I was able to put together a moderate trading account - my perseverance is due to them. Your sentiments in this video are encouraging; thank you for sharing your dedication and passion.
Thank you for sharing your story, Shay. I have been trading on and off for the last 10 years but I finally started doing it seriously about six months ago. My parents live in Japan by themselves. They are getting old and really frail. At some stage I need to go back there to help them out and for that I wanted to have skills where I can earn money anywhere I go. That's how I started learning to trade. My skills are steadily improving and my risk management is ok, but not fast enough :(. My problem is I am so eager to trade and I try to trade in any market condition indiscriminately. Anyway, I feel that trading is like having a really tough psychotherapy session. You are forced to face your character weakness and own up to it!
Thank you for your honest opinions. your video really helped. I have been losing more than two years already. My losses are six figures each year so much that I have a hard time sleeping. Overall, I know this is what I want to do. I never miss a day of trading no matter how much money I lost. I’m still eager to get up each morning and Trade with excitement, then lose with depression. I just have a lot to learn.
Not going to quit trading unless I'm forced to (which would be terrifying). Perfect activity for a someone who loves loneliness (correction: solitude), and being free, and have time to create things.
@alifetomake not by choice that I want to lonely be, but as the world that is, it is imposed on me... if you are so stoic in your loneliness, why are you posting in social media? Just saying...
I started trading because i wanted to prove to myself and my parents that i was good enough. Trading is hard. It takes commitment, perserverance, and faith. All things that I want to tell my parents that i have developed and see success from. And i want to wear it on my sleeve that I really did this!!
I want to take a moment to show my appreciation for producing this video. It feels like you've provided me with a small yet impactful surge of courage that propels me to keep pushing onward. Occasionally, I catch a glimpse of hope within my day trading aspirations, akin to a guiding light on my path. Nevertheless, there are instances when a handful of losses take a toll on me emotionally. I often find myself reflecting on the market's unpredictably challenging nature. It's perplexing how I've invested a significant amount of time and money into learning, only to grapple with profitability over the past four years. Despite these struggles, I remain hopeful and wish everyone well. At times, I still hold onto the belief that a more prosperous trading future awaits us.
DISCIPLINE and Risk management. Never average down, cut positions to match a 1% loss per trade. Patience is the key. A lot of it. If a setup does not show itself DO NOT buy or sell. Profitable trading is not about money. It is NOT results based. It is process based. You can lose 10 trades in a row and that would be profitable IF you followed your rules on every trade.
Four years of trading and this year may be the first one that is green. It is infuriating a lot of times. I have not had huge loses since I have kept my risk low. I want be more consistent but every time I think I am close to a decent win rate I end up getting destroyed. I swear to God I can hear the market laughing at me sometimes. So close to moving up to the next level and upping my share size and BOOM no not yet. I cant count how many times I have been so close only for my stop to get hit perfect( to the penny) and then the stock explodes. Good stuff Humble been with you since you had like 30k subscribers.
Thanks Shay, great timing with this video. Just had a frustrating day , not having any kind of consistent wining streaks. I have been in and out of the market since 1998. So I have seen a lot of economic history. Didn't blow up any accounts yet and cut my loses short. I make some good trades and give it all back with many more losers. I guess this is part of the game. Don't plan on quitting at all. My goal is financial freedom and help people with the money I make. I may sound like a baby not getting his way but I have to vent. One problem I have is not trading, I can't just sit there and watch when I have money to trade. I am going back to work so I can add more capital to my account and that will be my break for a while. Thanks for all your videos on your journey. I will have to go thru all the pains before I get to the pleasure. Wayne
When you have a big win reduce your positions if you continue trading that day.wait until there is another AAA trade to bet larger.protect your winnings and build up your trading bank
Thanks! This is very humbling. I've been trading since 2017, but not consistent. I stopped multiple times. I'm far from recovering my losses, but I don't wanna quit.
Remember why you started that kept me going. I will revisit this video whenever i feel demotivated until i succeed some day. Thank you, Humbled trader!
I decided to be a trader because I always want to excel in everything and I like challenge. Trading has been the most challenging experience to learn and it’s more of a long term journey where learning never stops. I love personal stories of successful traders. My biggest motivation is ophthalmology surgeon Al Brooks who quit his successful million dollar a year income to start trading and now sharing what he learned with others. I love Shay videos She is awesome and excellent teacher. Hope one day I become successful trader and meet with her and other traders to talk about my story. Good luck everyone. Don’t quit.
If you really like and want to excel at day trading you have to read the market without any indicators. 0. They are all worthless. Draw your trends. Know your resistances. Understand that they cannot always be used over and over. If you find a rebound point at a price, it rebounds and you decide to get out then do not have your buy at the same price. At lot of people get caught up in reading the candles and always following what is “supposed” To be done. You are fighting the hedge funds and the billionaires. They know that specific candles also represent a bullish and bearish outlook. So if you buy specific candles and they move against you then you must take your losses and go the opposite way. Just make sure to be careful. They may just be trying to grab liquidity before they sky rocket. Most of the time though If I see a strong one minute candle.. followed with a miniature spike the next minute and then retested and broken the next minute it will go down. There are specific steps to follow but if you become fluid in getting in and out of trades according to the flow then you can scalp very efficiently. If you want swing trades then you must catch falling knives or find the highs.. just remember don’t try to catch the knife. Let it be caught first. I used to and still sometimes lose money trying to catch the initial pump of a falling knife. It feels great when you get very close to the exact price that a rebound occurs but it isn’t very reliable consistently to happen. Though if you let the catch happen and then you buy you won’t lose as much
This video couldn't have come at a better time. Rough and choppy day had me questioning things. The thought of quitting comes to my mind, but I don't think I could ever follow thru with it. Thanks
Thank you for sharing this inspirational content! My favorite segment of your video is "Remember your why". This really resonates with me coming from an immigrant family 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
I agree with u trading is like a muscle the more we 😮practice and study the better we get Infact after my actual trade I switch to paper trading for some time
Learn ICT Trading principles. He’s right - price is delivered by market makers. Price is contrived to put the most people possibly underwater in their long and their short positions. Garland Trading on UA-cam appears to be a legit channel as well.
TBH I just go on car dealership sites after I make a profit and remind myself what I'm workin for and when I wanna give up I just tell myself that "that Lambo won't buy itself"
Damn I thought I wrote this comment until I remembered this is my first time seeing this video. I need to pay off hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt in my mom's name and give her a retirement fund that she currently does not have. She is 66. Quitting is not an option
Thank you for this. Sometimes I feel like quitting but I keep pushing through. I keep hearing to just keep showing up and trading small if necessary, but don’t give up. Eventually things will start clicking and making more sense
Don't quit .... We still have a part time job at MCdonalds to support day trading , 1st motive was easy money but now its just to be a part of 5% profitable trader :) Nice video btw HT...
thank you for this video, i've had a couple of bad weeks trying to get back into trading. I needed to take a step back and remind myself why I got into trading in the first place
First I want to say that you are a blessing to me and to many people. I have been taking my time learning how to trade it been a challenge and I take rest times to collect my thoughts and collect my emotions to look at the bigger picture. My why is to create a good monthly income so I could quit my job and continue trading full time! And be able to pay for expenses and take trips and bless other people lives that are in need. Thank you and many traders on your UA-cam channel who are giving us a wealth of trading lessons and teachings and information that will last for years to come. Keep up the great work! ❤ Freddie
Peace be unto you, TRADING HAS NOT BEEN GOING WELL WITH ME, I HAVE INVESTED A LOT OF TIME AND FAILED, I TRADED ON MY OWN BUT EACH TIME I KEEP LOOSING MONEY. I DON'T HAVE GOOD STRATEGIES TOWARDS THE MARKET. PLEASE CAN SOMEONE PUT ME THROUGH ON THE RIGHT PATH.
I agree I took a major loss and went through a divorce at same time.. 3 years later I'm now getting back into it.. what helps is having someone thats still trading. That is key. It helps get you back into the market...
Thank you for this video. I am in the process of regrouping, taking time off while moving to another state and freeing up time to really dive into the learning and psychology aspect of it. My why is plenty strong!
Don't quit..Wow.. the timing... today I'm back from a 'trading sabbatical', and i feel in a much better head space. I appreciate learning that successful traders do similarly
Love the videos Shay! I too was in the position where I wanted to quit a couple of times But I kept pushing forward Fast forward nearly 3 years I’m a top tier trader for a prop firm here in Australia Can’t wait to someday come on your podcast and tell you about it 🙌🏻 Much love 💰💰💰
@@jokerpsy3253 For the most part I was getting in early on trade’s because of fomo and not obeying my own rules, self sabotaging stuff like that I read a great book for my trading psychology by Dr Brett Steenbarger it’s called “The Daily Trading Coach” With regards to my strategy I keep it simple I’m a Daytrader so my strategy is predominantly breakouts/momentum Hope that helps
Don't quit!!! Excellent Video. My why is I want to become a business man and have the power to spend my time working in my goals and not other people's ones.
Hi Shay. Great video!! I almost cried!😢😢 This video cheared me up and reminded me that I shouldn't quit! I'm trying to enter the trader life but I have 2 jobs to be able to provide for my family and to pay debts and mortgages... Both my problems are money and time, but I always find a few hours to watch the market and watch your videos. I've been following you for maybe a year now and all your videos always make sense. I wish I could find more time in my life so I could make enough to pay my stuff and get out of this hole that I'm in. But I'm stubborn and I know that one day I will win! I'm not the smartest person in the world but I can do a lot of things when I put my hands on and dedication. I wish I could find a way of trading along with someone as a mentor so I could learn so much more. Anyway, as you mentioned on the video for us to share our story, here is a glimpse of it. Keep up the good work and I'll keep watching your videos for sure.
Dude- she is talking nonsense. She always chunks losses down to a function of your mindset. “Remember your why” I mean seriously? Do you think quant traders lose $10M and go to their manager and say, “sorry- I was frustrated and forgot my why…” She never talks about mathematical models just psychology and just a chartist’s unsophisticated version of technical analysis.
Always is a very strong word. Losers always lose because they continue to repeat their same mistakes. Winners always win because they find a way to win by staying in
This video is a good example of why I love your channel. I'm in this spot right now. I was clicking around in somewhat of a daze, feeling the gut wrenching void kicked in my stomach after a couple of days of losses. (There's nothing like that feeling where you hurt down in depths of your soul...like the life has been sucked out of you, after a large loss.) I am encouraged by this video, even as I feel that pain. I'll take a few more days, review my successful trades and the what/why I entered at those points. Thank you for what you share on this channel.
“Being a successful trader also takes courage: the courage to try, the courage to fail, the courage to succeed, and the courage to keep on going when the going gets tough.” Michael Marcus
Don’t quit ! God bless you Humbled Trader!!! I took a break 6 months ago but I’ll be back. No question about it! I just don’t like the 8h grind and I love the fact that you can trade anywhere you have internet access.
Couldn’t have come at a better time. Today I suffered a big trading loss and considered never trading again. My mistake was not honoring my stop loss and accepting a lost trade. Lesson learned!
Jumped back into the saddle today, took emotions out of the picture and did two clean successful trades. Although my profits on these are not as glamorous as in the past, I would say these were probably the best trades I’ve done so far in the year. To anyone reading this, Don’t give up!
Always a thumbs up. I love your passion for trading. As someone who has won then lost 6 digits in this game over the last 3 years I appreciate your videos very much.
I find this pretty inspirational. I am extremely new to this. I have only been doing it 3 weeks. So far, three wins and one loss ($402 win total, but with a very painful 32 dollar loss). I am limiting myself to no more than $2000 stock buys. The $32 dollar loss was on my first attempt at day trading, all the wins were swing trading (about 1 to 2 weeks duration). I ran into a "stupid-self" issue on the 32 dollar loss. I was using an unfamiliar platform (fidelity), and I was early morning trading. I jumped in on a stock and it climbed 18 percent. I went to sell, and it wouldn't let me. As it turns out, with the non--pro fidelity tool you must re-select "after hours trading" with EVERY buy and sell. I didn't realize it reset itself after every trade. My 18 percent potential gain rapidly declined and ended up being a 32 dollar loss on a $1250 trade (2.56% loss). For some reason it hurt really badly, it was my first failure. I had made good stock choices, but failed at understanding my stock tool before diving in. This was an ALL-ME/ lack of preparation/ unforced error. Even worse, the non-pro version of the fidelity tool didn't support doing a purchase with a trailing stop loss. If I had the option of setting a 5% trailing loss at my finger tips, it still would have been a 13% win. Live and learn, I went to the pro package which includes trailing stop loss with the Buy order. I ended up taking off 4 days from trading, until I was confident in my understanding of the stock market package. That week was spent studying how the market was moving and watching endless videos. Tomorrow I will dive back in, with a modest trade with a penny stock ($324 worth at about $2.50 a share). My 5% trailing stop loss will be set, so I might lose $16, but little more as this particular stock has rather good volume numbers (and liquidity). The goal is not the amazing huge wins. It has been about making small 8 to 10% gains on trades. Just enough to start inching up my IRA. At this point, greed is not my thing, it is understanding how things work.
The story of your passion and inspiration from your immigrant parents really hits home to me. Thanks for sharing. To my all the fellow traders, don't quit. If you don't quit you never lose, you're still in the game. Find your why, and the how will follow.
I got one purpose and one purpose only. To take care of my fam, I’m on year 2 I’ve been humbled countless of times but it don’t matter I must keep going there is no choice. God speed my fellow traders your time is coming and so is mine
Thank you! Your honest review is very key! Thank you again. Financial freedom is the ultimate. And Trading is just one of the vehicles that can get you there, therefore quitting is not an option. So Don't Quit!
I appreciate this video very much. The why for trading for me is to have financial and time freedom someday. Also, I do not want to be a part of someone's else plan or to make someone else rich. I do not want to be at the mercy of a company or someone else for providing my livelihood. Never give up on your passion and on your love ones. These strong whys have help me stay the course in my trading journeys.
I love you so much now! I've been struggling a lot for the last few weeks, not sure whether to take an entry, having doubts... I watched the video and I could relate to you, I'm doing this for my parents, so, I'll take a couple of days more rest, I will size down and try again, thanks!
Remember when you were on your job. Remember how your boss and coworkers were so deceptive. They did that because they were afraid of losing there job. Im so glad i ran away. They couldn't do anything for me because they were in bondage also. Look at how much you have accomplished since then. You have 4 sources of income now. You only physically work about 20 hrs a week. Every venture you have tackled has been successful. It only took planning cultivating and believing in your god givin talent. What makes day trading any different. Success here i come!! LETS GO!! (Wonder what my old coworkers are doing 😂!
Great video Shay and don't quit! I am still fairly new in my journey of doing trading full time and I am still climbing the steep side of the mountain. However, I vowed to never be reckless and blow up my account so I have kept my trades to only 2 contracts while I learn and build my skillset. Thank you for your videos and all you do for our community!
EXCELLENT VIDEO! - I have traded for years and lost for years. Eventually losing everything I had. But I NEVER gave up. I started trading again in 2023 and finally got "IT", whatever "IT" is. My return this year is 96% pre tax and I am never going to look back again. It was strange. Suddenly I understood what to do but only because I had so much experience watching price action, and I followed my basic rules. Bankroll, Knowledge, Risk Management and Discipline. The last 2 rules are imperative. Without them NO ONE can trade for profit and consistancy. Understand also i had a deep phychological issue that caused me to lose and I had to resolve that first. Trading forced me to look inside and finally realize why I was losing. Trading will teach you more about yourself than you can imagine and I found out that trading profitably is between the ears and not in the market.
I count myself successful in trading with the help of my broker who manage and handle my trading account and get me awesome profits. Her strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charge on her trade.
after 3 years I feel like I can finally make $20/day trading. That is $400/month which would be fine with me. Unfortunately it will take me 3 years to make back what I lost to learn this lesson. The cost to learn how to trade is quite high even if you follow the best traders out there. There is no way to be prepared or to know how much you will lose before you start making a profit.
I have already made it!!! I am over a year in, but I am not a consistently profitable trader. I have a powerful WHY and I have already learned so much. Even the biggest frustrations I have dealt with so far have become great lessons that no winning trade could teach me or any amount of money could buy. There is no way that I cannot do this as long as I stay passionate and as long as I turn up every day. I “made it” the day I began learning. I have a clear vision, and I am so happy in life because I know where trading is going to take me. It’s the hardest thing that I have ever done, but the journey is the most enjoyable thing I’ve ever done.
What do you tell yourself when day trading gets hard?
Is it the strategy or something in your life?
Fix it
Think of it as a blip in the long run
The market will come back around. Have patience.
@@evergreeninvestI love this 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I’m looking forward for long term investments. Because I do a full-time job during the market open to close time in Canada .
Timely video for me... Ain't giving up
I am now 72 years old I started 1998 more as an investor unfortunately the internet bubble came along and pretty much broke me. I learned never to go on margin again after that and it took almost15 year to write off all the losses. I have learned
Trade in the market you have not what you want.
Try not to take big losses, notice I SAID TRY.
Admit when you made a mistake and move on, DO NOT TRY TO REVENGE TRADE.
I never swing for the fences anymore.
I only day trade when the set up presents itself
If a stock does not hit my buy point I just let it go.
I love the stock market because every day it is something different, sectors are always in rotation
Your able to win if your able to stay in the game, turn off the news and the pundits and just trade or invest in what is in front of you.
Like the woman said in Forest Gump there will be another bus come along shortly.
Very well said. Thank you
You are going to meet Jesus soon. Are you ready to be judged by Almighty? one sin can send you to hell. Are you heading to heaven or hell? You need a redeemer for your sins. Bible says all are condemned to hell unless they come to Jesus to have their sins forgiven.
Thanks !
@@fgltv4479 are you profitable?
To all who want to quit.
Be patience.
Learn with every trade, profit or not.
Dont be greedy.
Have very good risk analyzes.
Stick to your strategy.
You dont need to make trades just trade. Trade when there is an opportunity.
And go on with making the videos dear Shay. You inspired me and I will never give up.😊
Thanks for your insights!
@@juakin-ug9yr Dont get exited if you think that you are going to miss an opportunity. Analize and if you miss the opportunity, so what. You learned. Be like the captain of a big vessel. Think ahead and analize.
@@juakin-ug9yr Don't be impressed by the big numbers and huge profits of other traders. If you can afford to trade with only $100, do so. If you make 103 out of this 100 you can be proud of yourself. You have profit and you understand the system!
Stay with 2 or 3 stocks to learn to understand them like your partner.
You people are so funny 🤣😂
Nobody can achive positive expected return because price process follows *random walk,* and this means there is no strategy, methodology, algorithm or any other fancy approach to make money in this "busines". Only those who charge spreads and commisions (liquidity providers) have statistical edge. That's the reason why a beautiful lady from the clip want you to stay in this "business". *She gets paid from money you lost.*
@@rozsadnymarek5988 Price is not random. There is always a cause of price change. If you understand, you can make profit. Read books.
A graduated with a degree in Finance and found it really frustrating and hard to break into Wall Street. Being a female from “non-conventional” ethnicity (Hispanic) I constantly found myself being turned away, to the point where I gave up and turned to trading.
My journey has def been🎢 of emotions with peaks & valleys. The number one thing the markets have teached me is no matter how educated or how much you think you have the markets “figured out”, it will always find a way to humble you. Forever a student & never stop learning!
Perseverance remains one of the essential keys when venturing or dealing with trade
trading and investing in options will always be my best passive income because I make more than my salary through trade.
Congratulation to you 🎉
Big props to you on your wins please how did you become successful, lately I find everything difficult how did you overcome fear of loosing facing same here
I felt same way when I started especially when you use demo account you might be winning but when you put in real money you start losing I understand and I pass through it all. I’m very happy I’m profitable now.
@@tonyboulder.I’m encouraged keep it up
please what precautions and measures did you take to become successful trader?
DON'T QUIT! I would love to hear your stories where you almost quit, but found your resilience and came back!
5 years of trading, for 4 years i'm losing a ton of money, my mind is goin' crazy every sec i open my pos. If you think you wanna quit. Listen bro, 5 years its not enough for learn. I got my consistency just in my last 1 years now. Don't stop until you make it. ❤ stay strong
Thank you
thx for sharing.. been losing for over 3 years now.. I will get it.. congratulations
5 years is not enough for YOU. others have profited after months. Everyone learns differently
1.5 years into trading. I've been struggling and feel like every time I'm "figuring it out" I end up taking several losing trades in a row and I turn into an emotional mess. I really enjoy your videos and am trying to remain positive. My family is my WHY. Providing for my family and being able to show our kids the world. I also want to help support my mom. She is getting older and does not have many options so I'd love to be able to help her out. Thank you for all of your educational videos and helping keep our mental states in tact :)
There’s really no such thing as figuring it out. The only thing that would come close to figuring it out is understanding that no matter what you do or what strategy you use, there will always be losing trades. At the end of the day, all that matters is that your trading method profits more than it losses. Even if you have 1:1 with 51% winrate, you’re profitable and you can scale up over time.
I feel with you. 2 Years, same Position. It is not that i dont understand, but everytime i think i got it...i loose...ooor.....everytime if i get in...the Trade doesnt goes high...but if i "think" it will, then it drops..... A thing every Trader at the Beginning knows and hates. I am on the Position, that i know, that I am my own failure. Often i let run loosing Trades "he will turn arround"....as we speek i am holding a Position in the Nasdaq thins yesterday... Short..... its clearly broken YESTERDAY....but i dint "it will turn" LOL - To many hopes to less strategy .... and this happens only on desaster and never on a good trade... - Hard work ON MYSELF is do be done....
@@hansbier5198never stay overnight!! I learned this the bad way. I just take my losses and recoup if needed but I never let them run multiple days, that’s how you bankrupt an account
Keep pushing man!
Every successful trader was once a complete failure
Keep going 🙌🏻
Dont worry one day you are profitable trader ❤
Don't quit! I am new to trading, been researching and demoing for a few months now, and these are the videos I like to see. I want to understand why people feel this way and how they can overcome it. There is an endless amount of price action knowledge to learn, but these videos is what opens my eyes to what really needs to be recognized.
There is always something to learn :D
My deepest reason why i don't quit trading is because i want my family to migrate to another country and live a better life.
I'm very aware that getting a job outside is like finding a needle on a haystack. So while we are there, this will be my future's work for my wife and son.
This is my deepest why.
There, i shared it. 😊
Don't quit. I have been trading since 2017 and had my second "quit" earlier this year. I feel confident in my technicals, but it's my psychology I need to work on. I have come to realize that this is 90% psychology for me. After taking a couple of trading psychology courses, I have come a long way, but more work needs to be done, and I will always need to work on this, even after becoming profitable. And I do plan to become profitable because I plan to return to trading in the fall. And the reason I originally began trading was not to be a millionaire but to have freedom, not to do the 9-5, be with and support family and friends whenever I wanted to and for as long as I wanted to, and to have time to help others. These are still the goals and thanks for your videos
Wow Thanks For Sharing!!
Don't quit!!
Do what works for you!!
Same here. Myself and my mentality are both my greatest enemy. I was majority green on my daily chart for June but two horrible trades blew up my account due to being emotional about losing and hoping for a swing in my favor.
@@JV-xf4ro Exactly, JV. It is not the market that we are necessarily contending with, but ourselves. But I am grateful for trading because it has allowed me to delve deeper into myself. It has allowed me to become more disciplined in my life and behaviors, consistently meditate, journal daily, and even led me to investigate and read philosophy. I find that pretty cool...haha
Focus on trades u enjoy taking and get good at it. That Will help mentally too, thé repitition.
Mark Douglas Trading Psychology
Everyone out there!!
Don't quit!!
Slow and steady and consistent works and builds stability and confidence!!
Do what works for you!!!
Thank you Shay, I have 5 boys and the opportunities for each of them were limited because of finances and the way life unfolded for them. As they have gotten older I was able to put together a moderate trading account - my perseverance is due to them. Your sentiments in this video are encouraging; thank you for sharing your dedication and passion.
Shay seriously you are the best. You say what most people do not say, but what traders who are learning need to hear:) Thank you!!!
Thank you for sharing your story, Shay. I have been trading on and off for the last 10 years but I finally started doing it seriously about six months ago. My parents live in Japan by themselves. They are getting old and really frail. At some stage I need to go back there to help them out and for that I wanted to have skills where I can earn money anywhere I go. That's how I started learning to trade. My skills are steadily improving and my risk management is ok, but not fast enough :(. My problem is I am so eager to trade and I try to trade in any market condition indiscriminately. Anyway, I feel that trading is like having a really tough psychotherapy session. You are forced to face your character weakness and own up to it!
Photon Trading, UA-cam search it.
Bro you can learn the market, it can be read!
Shay I'm wondering do you trade 5 days a week.?
Thank you for your honest opinions. your video really helped. I have been losing more than two years already. My losses are six figures each year so much that I have a hard time sleeping. Overall, I know this is what I want to do. I never miss a day of trading no matter how much money I lost. I’m still eager to get up each morning and Trade with excitement, then lose with depression. I just have a lot to learn.
Position size, size down,....find your set up, your trade,...and trade with a very small, small size....
should have used that money for business...I lose a lot of money too and I'm a bit depressed.
You are not alone. Feel your pain😢
Thanks!
Not going to quit trading unless I'm forced to (which would be terrifying). Perfect activity for a someone who loves loneliness (correction: solitude), and being free, and have time to create things.
Absolutely no one "loves" loneliness... no man is an island...
@@LoneWolf-pw5wv Interesting point of view for a "LoneWolf"! Anyway, think what you want. Never been happier than as absolutely alone as can be.
@alifetomake not by choice that I want to lonely be, but as the world that is, it is imposed on me... if you are so stoic in your loneliness, why are you posting in social media? Just saying...
@@alifetomake I enjoyed this wreckage a lot alifetomake ty
@@edinson1613deep inside no man very few at least likes being alone all the time.
I started trading because i wanted to prove to myself and my parents that i was good enough. Trading is hard. It takes commitment, perserverance, and faith. All things that I want to tell my parents that i have developed and see success from. And i want to wear it on my sleeve that I really did this!!
I want to take a moment to show my appreciation for producing this video. It feels like you've provided me with a small yet impactful surge of courage that propels me to keep pushing onward. Occasionally, I catch a glimpse of hope within my day trading aspirations, akin to a guiding light on my path. Nevertheless, there are instances when a handful of losses take a toll on me emotionally. I often find myself reflecting on the market's unpredictably challenging nature. It's perplexing how I've invested a significant amount of time and money into learning, only to grapple with profitability over the past four years. Despite these struggles, I remain hopeful and wish everyone well. At times, I still hold onto the belief that a more prosperous trading future awaits us.
DISCIPLINE and Risk management. Never average down, cut positions to match a 1% loss per trade. Patience is the key. A lot of it. If a setup does not show itself DO NOT buy or sell. Profitable trading is not about money. It is NOT results based. It is process based. You can lose 10 trades in a row and that would be profitable IF you followed your rules on every trade.
Four years of trading and this year may be the first one that is green. It is infuriating a lot of times. I have not had huge loses since I have kept my risk low. I want be more consistent but every time I think I am close to a decent win rate I end up getting destroyed. I swear to God I can hear the market laughing at me sometimes. So close to moving up to the next level and upping my share size and BOOM no not yet. I cant count how many times I have been so close only for my stop to get hit perfect( to the penny) and then the stock explodes. Good stuff Humble been with you since you had like 30k subscribers.
Thanks Shay, great timing with this video. Just had a frustrating day , not having any kind of consistent wining streaks. I have been in and out of the market since 1998. So I have seen a lot of economic history. Didn't blow up any accounts yet and cut my loses short. I make some good trades and give it all back with many more losers. I guess this is part of the game. Don't plan on quitting at all. My goal is financial freedom and help people with the money I make. I may sound like a baby not getting his way but I have to vent. One problem I have is not trading, I can't just sit there and watch when I have money to trade. I am going back to work so I can add more capital to my account and that will be my break for a while. Thanks for all your videos on your journey. I will have to go thru all the pains before I get to the pleasure. Wayne
When you have a big win reduce your positions if you continue trading that day.wait until there is another AAA trade to bet larger.protect your winnings and build up your trading bank
Thanks! This is very humbling. I've been trading since 2017, but not consistent. I stopped multiple times. I'm far from recovering my losses, but I don't wanna quit.
Don't quit! You have great content! Keep up the great work!
I'm not thinking of quitting ever, but i like to listen to you.your videos are all natural and to the point
Thanks Dearest Shay
Remember why you started that kept me going. I will revisit this video whenever i feel demotivated until i succeed some day. Thank you, Humbled trader!
I decided to be a trader because I always want to excel in everything and I like challenge. Trading has been the most challenging experience to learn and it’s more of a long term journey where learning never stops. I love personal stories of successful traders. My biggest motivation is ophthalmology surgeon Al Brooks who quit his successful million dollar a year income to start trading and now sharing what he learned with others. I love Shay videos She is awesome and excellent teacher. Hope one day I become successful trader and meet with her and other traders to talk about my story. Good luck everyone. Don’t quit.
If you really like and want to excel at day trading you have to read the market without any indicators. 0. They are all worthless. Draw your trends. Know your resistances. Understand that they cannot always be used over and over. If you find a rebound point at a price, it rebounds and you decide to get out then do not have your buy at the same price. At lot of people get caught up in reading the candles and always following what is “supposed” To be done. You are fighting the hedge funds and the billionaires. They know that specific candles also represent a bullish and bearish outlook. So if you buy specific candles and they move against you then you must take your losses and go the opposite way. Just make sure to be careful. They may just be trying to grab liquidity before they sky rocket. Most of the time though If I see a strong one minute candle.. followed with a miniature spike the next minute and then retested and broken the next minute it will go down. There are specific steps to follow but if you become fluid in getting in and out of trades according to the flow then you can scalp very efficiently.
If you want swing trades then you must catch falling knives or find the highs.. just remember don’t try to catch the knife. Let it be caught first. I used to and still sometimes lose money trying to catch the initial pump of a falling knife. It feels great when you get very close to the exact price that a rebound occurs but it isn’t very reliable consistently to happen. Though if you let the catch happen and then you buy you won’t lose as much
Thanks!
This video couldn't have come at a better time. Rough and choppy day had me questioning things. The thought of quitting comes to my mind, but I don't think I could ever follow thru with it. Thanks
Haha you obviously have no idea what ur talking bout bro
THank you Shaye!! Going through a particularly tough spot ... this helped after a few days off... Steve in Calgary.
Just in time to hear this. I am contemplating with myself if I should continue or not. I guess this is a sign to continue. Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing this inspirational content! My favorite segment of your video is "Remember your why". This really resonates with me coming from an immigrant family 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
Don’t quit ❤ & thanks for all your great videos!
Great. It makes me fell better. I do this cause I love it and wanted to do it for a long time. 2 years of loses will not stop me now. TKS a lot.
I agree with u trading is like a muscle the more we 😮practice and study the better we get Infact after my actual trade I switch to paper trading for some time
The only thing tell myself is "The family's debt wont pay itself"
Learn ICT Trading principles. He’s right - price is delivered by market makers. Price is contrived to put the most people possibly underwater in their long and their short positions. Garland Trading on UA-cam appears to be a legit channel as well.
TBH I just go on car dealership sites after I make a profit and remind myself what I'm workin for and when I wanna give up I just tell myself that "that Lambo won't buy itself"
Same here
Damn I thought I wrote this comment until I remembered this is my first time seeing this video. I need to pay off hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt in my mom's name and give her a retirement fund that she currently does not have. She is 66. Quitting is not an option
@@BiblicalChristianSteve >>I need to pay off hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt in my mom's name.
Thank you for this. Sometimes I feel like quitting but I keep pushing through. I keep hearing to just keep showing up and trading small if necessary, but don’t give up. Eventually things will start clicking and making more sense
I lost 80k and literally received a terrifying margin call all in the span of 10 minutes during the net bubble.. I learned my lesson..
Damn
What was the lesson?
The thing is freedom.....I've began with mental freedom...thank you
Don't quit .... We still have a part time job at MCdonalds to support day trading ,
1st motive was easy money but now its just to be a part of 5% profitable trader
:)
Nice video btw HT...
I think you mean Wendy’s
I would bet a lot of money that your parents are extremely proud of you, Shay!!❤
thank you for this video, i've had a couple of bad weeks trying to get back into trading. I needed to take a step back and remind myself why I got into trading in the first place
Sizing down helps too
Don't quit. Thank you for your contribution to the trading community! Love your videos. I will not quit! I will be back stronger
Actually no, definitely not quitting. I love trading. I'm all in. I am just here to hear your thoughts on the matter
First I want to say that you are a blessing to me and to many people. I have been taking my time learning how to trade it been a challenge and I take rest times to collect my thoughts and collect my emotions to look at the bigger picture. My why is to create a good monthly income so I could quit my job and continue trading full time! And be able to pay for expenses and take trips and bless other people lives that are in need. Thank you and many traders on your UA-cam channel who are giving us a wealth of trading lessons and teachings and information that will last for years to come. Keep up the great work!
❤ Freddie
Peace be unto you, TRADING HAS NOT BEEN GOING WELL WITH ME, I HAVE INVESTED A LOT OF TIME AND FAILED, I TRADED ON MY OWN BUT EACH TIME I KEEP LOOSING MONEY. I DON'T HAVE GOOD STRATEGIES TOWARDS THE MARKET. PLEASE CAN SOMEONE PUT ME THROUGH ON THE RIGHT PATH.
2 years trading, it's been 1 step forward 3 steps back. I take breaks if needed but I will never quit, This is what I want to do for a living
I agree I took a major loss and went through a divorce at same time.. 3 years later I'm now getting back into it.. what helps is having someone thats still trading. That is key. It helps get you back into the market...
See I do not know any fellow day traders. My family doesn’t understand and does not want to hear about the market. I keep pressing on though.
I been trading for 4yrs now, can we be friends as you said it's good to have friend with same passion and never give up mind.
Don't quit!!!! Thank you very much for this
Thank you for this video. I am in the process of regrouping, taking time off while moving to another state and freeing up time to really dive into the learning and psychology aspect of it. My why is plenty strong!
Don't quit..Wow.. the timing... today I'm back from a 'trading sabbatical', and i feel in a much better head space. I appreciate learning that successful traders do similarly
Love the videos Shay!
I too was in the position where I wanted to quit a couple of times
But I kept pushing forward
Fast forward nearly 3 years I’m a top tier trader for a prop firm here in Australia
Can’t wait to someday come on your podcast and tell you about it 🙌🏻
Much love 💰💰💰
what was the thing you were doing wrong? and what strategy you follow to keep getting profit?
@@jokerpsy3253
For the most part
I was getting in early on trade’s because of fomo and not obeying my own rules, self sabotaging stuff like that
I read a great book for my trading psychology by Dr Brett Steenbarger it’s called “The Daily Trading Coach”
With regards to my strategy
I keep it simple
I’m a Daytrader so my strategy is predominantly breakouts/momentum
Hope that helps
@@israelmills7442 What markets do you trade?
Don't quit!!! Excellent Video. My why is I want to become a business man and have the power to spend my time working in my goals and not other people's ones.
Impeccable timing! Thank you so much for making this video and and sharing your wisdom ❤️❤️
Thank You Shay, we love you❤
Hi Shay. Great video!! I almost cried!😢😢 This video cheared me up and reminded me that I shouldn't quit! I'm trying to enter the trader life but I have 2 jobs to be able to provide for my family and to pay debts and mortgages... Both my problems are money and time, but I always find a few hours to watch the market and watch your videos. I've been following you for maybe a year now and all your videos always make sense. I wish I could find more time in my life so I could make enough to pay my stuff and get out of this hole that I'm in. But I'm stubborn and I know that one day I will win! I'm not the smartest person in the world but I can do a lot of things when I put my hands on and dedication. I wish I could find a way of trading along with someone as a mentor so I could learn so much more.
Anyway, as you mentioned on the video for us to share our story, here is a glimpse of it.
Keep up the good work and I'll keep watching your videos for sure.
Dude- she is talking nonsense. She always chunks losses down to a function of your mindset.
“Remember your why” I mean seriously?
Do you think quant traders lose $10M and go to their manager and say, “sorry- I was frustrated and forgot my why…”
She never talks about mathematical models just psychology and just a chartist’s unsophisticated version of technical analysis.
@@TwistedSoul2002 90% of trading is psychological. The vast majority don't understand this, so fail. Just having a great system doesn't cut it.
UA-cam search Photon Trading and Photon Trading Course
@@st4331 the majority do not even have a system. "psychological" comes after getting a winning strat so you don't trade outside of it.
Thanks I needed that I quit for three months and I'm trying to get motivated to get back in
Thank you for this. Truly needed to hear you say this today. 👍
You're welcome!
Humbled Trader, you are awesome and wonderful, thank you very much for this enlightenment.
I needed this video.
She is so humble it's epic.
Always is a very strong word.
Losers always lose because they continue to repeat their same mistakes.
Winners always win because they find a way to win by staying in
Learning is Earning!
Not thinking about quitting, I just take value from your videos and want to here what you have to say
This video is a good example of why I love your channel. I'm in this spot right now. I was clicking around in somewhat of a daze, feeling the gut wrenching void kicked in my stomach after a couple of days of losses. (There's nothing like that feeling where you hurt down in depths of your soul...like the life has been sucked out of you, after a large loss.) I am encouraged by this video, even as I feel that pain. I'll take a few more days, review my successful trades and the what/why I entered at those points. Thank you for what you share on this channel.
“Being a successful trader also takes courage: the courage to try, the courage to fail, the courage to succeed, and the courage to keep on going when the going gets tough.” Michael Marcus
Don’t quit ! God bless you Humbled Trader!!! I took a break 6 months ago but I’ll be back. No question about it! I just don’t like the 8h grind and I love the fact that you can trade anywhere you have internet access.
I have 1 rule that i learned playing sports. Never quit on a lose. 1 RULE not allowed to stop after a lose. You can take a break only after a WIN
thanks for sharing for now I'm still learning in the NFC community.
Couldn’t have come at a better time. Today I suffered a big trading loss and considered never trading again. My mistake was not honoring my stop loss and accepting a lost trade. Lesson learned!
🙌🙌
Jumped back into the saddle today, took emotions out of the picture and did two clean successful trades. Although my profits on these are not as glamorous as in the past, I would say these were probably the best trades I’ve done so far in the year. To anyone reading this, Don’t give up!
Good tips Humble Trader! Love your vlogs!
down 40K and thinking of quitting yet i’m over here down $200 and already thinking of quitting 😂😂
You're awesome Shay!
Always a thumbs up. I love your passion for trading. As someone who has won then lost 6 digits in this game over the last 3 years I appreciate your videos very much.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
I find this pretty inspirational. I am extremely new to this. I have only been doing it 3 weeks. So far, three wins and one loss ($402 win total, but with a very painful 32 dollar loss). I am limiting myself to no more than $2000 stock buys. The $32 dollar loss was on my first attempt at day trading, all the wins were swing trading (about 1 to 2 weeks duration). I ran into a "stupid-self" issue on the 32 dollar loss. I was using an unfamiliar platform (fidelity), and I was early morning trading. I jumped in on a stock and it climbed 18 percent. I went to sell, and it wouldn't let me. As it turns out, with the non--pro fidelity tool you must re-select "after hours trading" with EVERY buy and sell. I didn't realize it reset itself after every trade. My 18 percent potential gain rapidly declined and ended up being a 32 dollar loss on a $1250 trade (2.56% loss). For some reason it hurt really badly, it was my first failure. I had made good stock choices, but failed at understanding my stock tool before diving in. This was an ALL-ME/ lack of preparation/ unforced error. Even worse, the non-pro version of the fidelity tool didn't support doing a purchase with a trailing stop loss. If I had the option of setting a 5% trailing loss at my finger tips, it still would have been a 13% win. Live and learn, I went to the pro package which includes trailing stop loss with the Buy order.
I ended up taking off 4 days from trading, until I was confident in my understanding of the stock market package. That week was spent studying how the market was moving and watching endless videos. Tomorrow I will dive back in, with a modest trade with a penny stock ($324 worth at about $2.50 a share). My 5% trailing stop loss will be set, so I might lose $16, but little more as this particular stock has rather good volume numbers (and liquidity).
The goal is not the amazing huge wins. It has been about making small 8 to 10% gains on trades. Just enough to start inching up my IRA. At this point, greed is not my thing, it is understanding how things work.
The story of your passion and inspiration from your immigrant parents really hits home to me. Thanks for sharing. To my all the fellow traders, don't quit. If you don't quit you never lose, you're still in the game. Find your why, and the how will follow.
Choked up a bit there
Thank you so much for this great words of encouragement. I will not quit trading. I have come to stay!
I got one purpose and one purpose only. To take care of my fam, I’m on year 2 I’ve been humbled countless of times but it don’t matter I must keep going there is no choice. God speed my fellow traders your time is coming and so is mine
🙏🙏🙏
@@HumbledTraderOfficial now that I got a comment from shay this must mean the Lamborghinis are coming soon.
Thank you! Your honest review is very key! Thank you again. Financial freedom is the ultimate. And Trading is just one of the vehicles that can get you there, therefore quitting is not an option.
So Don't Quit!
❤
I appreciate this video very much. The why for trading for me is to have financial and time freedom someday. Also, I do not want to be a part of someone's else plan or to make someone else rich. I do not want to be at the mercy of a company or someone else for providing my livelihood. Never give up on your passion and on your love ones. These strong whys have help me stay the course in my trading journeys.
I love you so much now! I've been struggling a lot for the last few weeks, not sure whether to take an entry, having doubts... I watched the video and I could relate to you, I'm doing this for my parents, so, I'll take a couple of days more rest, I will size down and try again, thanks!
Good one
Excellent video. Thank you!
you hinted me on a reflection. I may need it and reinforce my Why, what and how. thank you
Remember when you were on your job. Remember how your boss and coworkers were so deceptive. They did that because they were afraid of losing there job. Im so glad i ran away. They couldn't do anything for me because they were in bondage also. Look at how much you have accomplished since then. You have 4 sources of income now. You only physically work about 20 hrs a week. Every venture you have tackled has been successful. It only took planning cultivating and believing in your god givin talent. What makes day trading any different. Success here i come!! LETS GO!! (Wonder what my old coworkers are doing 😂!
True story folks. Going through the fire will make you PURE!!
Great video Shay and don't quit! I am still fairly new in my journey of doing trading full time and I am still climbing the steep side of the mountain. However, I vowed to never be reckless and blow up my account so I have kept my trades to only 2 contracts while I learn and build my skillset. Thank you for your videos and all you do for our community!
Sounds like you might be starting with options trading, definitely a steep learning curve there
谢谢，非常有帮助
This is the most realistic video I have ever wachted since I started trading!!! Thank youuu!!!
DON'T QUIT!!!
EXCELLENT VIDEO! - I have traded for years and lost for years. Eventually losing everything I had. But I NEVER gave up. I started trading again in 2023 and finally got "IT", whatever "IT" is. My return this year is 96% pre tax and I am never going to look back again. It was strange. Suddenly I understood what to do but only because I had so much experience watching price action, and I followed my basic rules. Bankroll, Knowledge, Risk Management and Discipline. The last 2 rules are imperative. Without them NO ONE can trade for profit and consistancy. Understand also i had a deep phychological issue that caused me to lose and I had to resolve that first. Trading forced me to look inside and finally realize why I was losing. Trading will teach you more about yourself than you can imagine and I found out that trading profitably is between the ears and not in the market.
I count myself successful in trading with the help of my broker who manage and handle my trading account and get me awesome profits. Her strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charge on her trade.
Investing in Assets is the cheat code for having a successful financial life.
You're right..most time having knowledge or insight about a particular activity can as well be a pleasing exercise.
Wow, although mine always end up with losses, I think i still have alot to learn. please can you share.?
@@alicemollet7181 Run a reseach with her name, she will tell you everything you need to know
@@alicemollet7181 @ cathieusa
I've quit trading for almost 3 years.... And always wanted to come back trading. Tq for the video
I only clicked on the video bc I think you are cool 😎! Dnt quit!
or i am subscribed to your channel and when you post a video, i watch to see what you have to say 😃😃
I have not started yet, but learning slowly...til enough time, funds and skills are within my reach😊.
The market was bad today.
Shay I love how you always keep it 💯
after 3 years I feel like I can finally make $20/day trading. That is $400/month which would be fine with me. Unfortunately it will take me 3 years to make back what I lost to learn this lesson. The cost to learn how to trade is quite high even if you follow the best traders out there. There is no way to be prepared or to know how much you will lose before you start making a profit.
I have already made it!!! I am over a year in, but I am not a consistently profitable trader. I have a powerful WHY and I have already learned so much. Even the biggest frustrations I have dealt with so far have become great lessons that no winning trade could teach me or any amount of money could buy. There is no way that I cannot do this as long as I stay passionate and as long as I turn up every day. I “made it” the day I began learning. I have a clear vision, and I am so happy in life because I know where trading is going to take me. It’s the hardest thing that I have ever done, but the journey is the most enjoyable thing I’ve ever done.