Performance Talks | Going full-time? | FTMO
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- It may sound like a dream to finally make a living doing something you love. However, everything has its pros and cons, and it might be surprisingly easy to turn your dream into a nightmare. In today's episode, we will discuss how turning into a full-time trader may influence your results and what it actually means to be a forex trader.
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Great video and great addition to the channel !
Hello from the border between Thailand and Laos, South East Asia. This is my first time to join FTMO Performance Talks. So exciting to learn more from you. Thanks for sharing you experiences especially how to turning into a full time trader. It is my dream.
The best interview for me touching that psychological aspect which is key to trading success as a career! I have a thought of doing trading fulltime which i think i still do albeit with my 8 - 5 job. But hey soon ama take that bold decision to quit and do trading really fulltime. As for the boredom that comes with the waiting game, i will deal with it when i reach that bridge.
Bon weekend
Great content
Sheesh good advice I’m this video I can tell they know what they talking about
For me, full time is not a good option for those who still new in this industry.
I think that guy who went and burn bridges with his boss and got fired was his plan all along. He probably have a considerable payout and invested it to trading 😂
How much is ftmo cost
do not visit their website to find out. Do not!
@@thealternativecontrarian9936 why not
I think going fulltime is not a good idea. I have a believe that Proprietary Firm will not last forever because of the Ponzi scheme character. I do not say it is illegal but every Ponzi scheme will end someday when there is no new trader want to enter. I just enjoy it while I can untill it end.
How is it a ponzi scheme lol. People nowadays throw that word around for everything.
@@drinclock8095 lol straight up.
@@drinclock8095 FTMO makes most of its money from failed challenges, that's why they're very social media savvy compared to other prop firms to get as many people to take the challenge, they don't copy most of their own "successful" clients' trades who passed the test as a significant number of them start failing after passing, either due to luck and/or using martingale/grid systems that aren't sustainable long term.
it's not a "ponzi" per se, but they are dishonest in how they make most of their revenue, it is sustained by the challenge fees