I can relate, I have been trading for about 35 years, about 3 years ago I had carry over loss for over 450K, I finely hit a home run and am retired now, I put most of the money in dividend stocks but still play in the market. Enjoyed your video very much.
@@Inceldetector6144I lost 14 k within the span of 2 years because I’m a delusional. Getting back into trading but learning and with proper risk management
Great attitude. I love that he says back on the horse after you fall off. It is such a psychological roller coaster when you lose. It takes a strong person To overcome this.
@@is-smct26 I was going to say and sometimes a little emotionally disconnected but didn’t want to offend anyone. I don’t mean psycho or anything but maybe a little crazy like you stated. Good job!
I lost over $300,000 investing in $GME and $BBBY, which was very depressing. Now, with low risk tolerance, I want to invest wisely. I’ve been researching index funds, ETFs, mutual funds, and growth stocks. I want a simple portfolio with about 3 holdings. If you were in my position, where would you start?
I find it more productive and safe to buy growth/blue-chip stocks rather than etfs. It's advisable to work with a fiduciary advlsor for well-diversified portf0li0s instead of relying solely on speculations.
I'm almost ready to retire and having a financlal advlsor has helped me a lot. Since I started investing late, I couldn't depend on compound interest from index funds. Despite that, I've earned more than some people who have been investing for years. I'll be retiring with at least $1m.
I can also relate to all this, I started trading 7+ years ago, took a 6 year sabbatical and now returning much more mature and excited to go again. My advise is learn all you can, backrest your strategies and never pay signal directorates to do it for you. I wish you all the best abundance both intellectually and physically ✌️
This is a great interview! It's nice to see our own past experiences be validated and there is so much wisdom here for beginners if they watch it over and over again :)
Very true, people downplay advisors role, until burnt by their mistakes. I remember just after my layoff early 2020 amidst covid outbreak, I needed to stay afloat, hence researched for license advisors. Thankfully, I came across someone of practical knowledge, and decades of experience, my stagnant reserve of $225K has yielded nearly $1m after subsequent investments so far
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on him before scheduling a phone call with him. he seems proficient considering his resume.
An obvious way to lnvest for a recession is to buy shares in businesses that are likely to experience steady demand even in a downturn. Typically, those are consumer staples, utilities, and healthcare companies, but off course such decisions cannot be made by an average Joe, a financial advisr is important in making this decisions
The psychological effect is real when you loose during the early learning phase. Hearing from you and Shay give me hope that with more learning and the right trading strategies, I will get better. I have learnt too much to hop out now. At first I used to pray and hope- NO MORE. Thanks for your presentation.
Yes! I’m right where you were, but I had to do it to learn. When you lose $2000 in a day you tend to learn quickly. Thank you for this is so nice to know I’m not alone with this. I’m stubborn, and have extremely high risk tolerance. I’m like go hard or go home! lol now I’m safer.
Use twice the stop when learning. It will make you much less anxious and allow you to stay in the trade. Staying in the trade is a must. A wider stop gives less risk reward BUT, if it keeps you in a trade that would have stopped with the smaller stop, and that trade becomes a 3R winner, you just saved/made 4Rs. Also you have the option to move your stop up and add shares (with the same risk) when the trade goes in your favor. It's all math. Your spreadsheet should track multiple trail methods, stop placements and tell you what to tweak to maximize your money.
Ive been trading for about a year. I belong to the 90/90/90 club. I got back up. Got rekt two weeks ago - got back up. Some lessons are only learnt from experience. Thank you Shay and Rez. Sooo much of Rez resonated with me - the swapping of the buy and sell button had me cracking up. Would love to meet you both because I am like the other normal people Rez has met with the passion for trading which at times can make us a "little" unhinged. Can never give it up - just love anticipating price action.
When I was in graduate school I used to daytrade adjacent to Andy Bass who was a childhood friend of Sam Walton. Andy was an early investor in Walmart and at one time was the largest land owner in Missouri having received the parking lot paving contracts for many strip centers anchored by Walmart as it grew up. Andy loved to daytrade and as he got older and suffered with Parkinson's Disease he often fell asleep while day trading futures contracts without stops. One day that stands out was when he fell asleep with a large position in S&P 500 futures contracts and although he was down a few hundred thousand dollars we didn't want to disturb him. At the end of the day the market started rallying and Andy woke up a few minutes before the close and exited the trade for a couple hundred dollar profit completely oblivious to his intraday lossess. He bought me ice cream as I drove him to the country club.
Subtle reminder within, thanks for sharing: At the end of the day… it all comes down to greed & fear, your fight or flight mechanism. Trading uncovers this daily in real time and you quickly learn if your mechanism is “damaged”. For those that are aware, you untap your potential as a trader AND a human being. That’s why most fail, they don’t focus on psychology, the literal driver of markets.
Thanks Guys for sharing your experience with us. It’s great to hear about trading an investing not only for an “how to become a millionaire” point of view.
Man this guy seems like such a bro. When i blew up my first account i felt like throwing up in the trash can. Feels better knowing im not the only one.
I had the same problems as rez did and other similar traders. I blew accounts similarly. I made a trading bot to implement my stategy which allowed me to get in and out of trades automatically. This has allowed me to not be glued to a screen watching my trades. Good luck.
This was very insightful and educational of what not to do. Solidifies the importance of risk management ! However, interviews are much better without chewing gum.
I love the look on Shay's face when he said he placed a trade then took a nap! It was priceless! and then it was you wouldn't consider taking a nap with a stop?...LOL
Humble trader is crushing . Might have a new X in her sights . "Oh, my God, look at that face You look like my next mistake Love's a game, wanna play?"
This podcast series is great! I’ve just started trading and its surprising how much I have to battle with my own emotions. But I’m obsessed and can’t stop. Literally in the middle of trade right now trying to finds ways to distract myself from messing with my SL/TP 😂 Its nice hear how other traders deal with the emotions of the trade. Something to think about when I’m down on myself or need some encouragement that I will get better. To distract myself It’s watch your videos or…look at videos of the future lambo I will buy with my gains 🙃😋
do everything possible to robotize your trading. your SL is at a pip level. that's the point at which you refuse to take more losses. you have thought out where it should be carefully. odds are if the market goes there, it continues going that way. TP is somewhat slightly flexible. yes and no. lol. i've seen the market get almost to TP only to reverse. so if it's warm and looking like it's going to die on me. i'm not too picky about getting that last little bit. i have a ding ding alarm set to go off when it's getting close so i can take a look and decide if i let it ride to TP....further...or close.
Keep it up Cassie not all obsessions are bad. My goal is to take care of my wife not just to buy things but to make sure we have the essentials. Being debt free takes time and patience. Debt steals your time. So be encouraged you can do this, and by doing this at such a young age you are really thinking about your future. God Bless you♥️
@@g.burney4714 you my friend are in the right place mentally to succeed. cover the bills. live comfy and free of work. have time for family. This is pure gold. more is welcome sure. but if you have the basics covered and aren't slaving at the 9 to 5. man that's the perfect world. love this attitude.
Great interview! Important to show the true side of trading. Been in many rooms, no one knows. Learn, dig deep, control your emotions & do it yourself. I have found this to be so true. 😊
Great interview. I like listening to other people's stories and how they trade and the experiences and different point of views. With these interviews we are exposes to many more people than what we see on UA-cam. I really like the rapid-fire questions.
I want to refer ad vocem to the topic Rez mentioned in this podcast: how his emotions are much stronger when loosing over when winning. I think (if I am not mistaken, it was him) Tom Hougaard in Best Looser Wins touches on the subject of psychology and how in humans negative emotions are much stronger than positive ones. He gives a great example of a person wanting to loose weight. 2 photos are presented for motivation. One is of a fit, slim individual, the other one of an unfit, overweight. A human would naturally pick the latter photo of how they don’t want to look over a photo of a positive image. Same applies to trading. As well as the Fallen Cost Fallacy, which I am personally guilty of and working on it. Understanding these concepts is very helpful in trading.
Hi Shay! I normally don't spend a lot time to watch lives or videos, I do only short ones, but I love to watch your podcast humble trader. Also, I like the good advises from Rez, very good guy. Congrats 👏👏👏
Thanks for putting this interview together Shay! Love it! Shay and Rez, do you guys utilize any trading alert services? What is your takes about these services?
I also seek adrenaline like Rez, grew up snowboarding and bombing hills on skateboards and then sky diving, I want to fly a wing suit but my wife says I’m addicted to seeking adrenaline and I said “babe I’m not not gonna get close to cliff/terrain I just want a longer flight”, and she said, “You’ll start with that but I know you’ll push it closer and closer until you mess up”, and I thought, “she’s probably right”, it’s never enough
Great interview! Thanks, Shay! It does help those who are considering the deep dive and the time it will take to become profitable in this crazy industry. :)
I would give the SAME exact answer to new traders. DON'T DO THIS TO YOURSELF UNLESS YOU TRULY ENJOY PAIN AND SUFFERING B/C THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE IN FOR, FOR AT LEAST A COUPLE YEARS. Like pain and suffering that you have never experienced in your entire life.
hahahaha, im just getting passed this mark. 8 minute mark in video. risk management has become an amazing part of trading. and i as well have taken 3 or 4 years to get to a point to not lose, now trying to get passed just breaking even and actually being profitable. thanks for sharing your story and the interview!! :) and the biggest hurdle now is getting passed pdt
Haha, that's great, congrats on getting past that mark! The 8-minute mark in the video is definitely a moment to look forward to. The importance of risk management really makes the whole trading process more surprising. Spending three or four years to get to the point where you're not losing money is a huge accomplishment, and you're now working towards the goal of balancing your income and expenses and achieving profitability. Thank you for sharing your story and experience! Now, passing the PDT challenge is indeed a considerable hurdle, but I'm sure you have the wisdom and perseverance to overcome it. I wish you the best of luck on your trading journey and continue to achieve more success! :)
Just saw your presentation about your life and move to another country. Same here bullied as hell and lots of anger inside me. Thank you for that I’m gonna search for help ❤
Thanks for this. You guys can follow Amarkets as understanding the value of a trading journal is absolutely critical. I actually started one but never kept up with it especially when I have losing trades. I definitely should get back to it. Thanks for this gem of an interview. Ran into it by accident but I'm glad I did. Cheers!
I would rather be a little bit conservative. Rez is a very high risk trader but yes he gets rewards.. I think every successful trader has blown off their accounts not once not twice, key word Don’t give up ⬆️
I hope you all enjoyed this conversation with Rez as much as I did!
If there are any other questions you want to ask Rez, please drop them here 👇🏼
Can you interview Jack Kellogg? Thanks!
This was a great interview! Keep it up!
I'm willing to bet that you didn't ask him if he knew about the secret "Boingz" technique!!! 😄
Her Rez.. Great interview, did u ask Shay to date u?.... Immagine u both go out during market session!!!. in case post the vid🤣🤣
Another scatty female.
I can relate, I have been trading for about 35 years, about 3 years ago I had carry over loss for over 450K, I finely hit a home run and am retired now, I put most of the money in dividend stocks but still play in the market. Enjoyed your video very much.
I lost 9k 3 year trade now experience in market so bad i from malaysia 😢
@@Inceldetector6144 it's risk management. knowing when to trade and not to trade. Timing is everything. Easier said than done.
@@Inceldetector6144I lost 14 k within the span of 2 years because I’m a delusional. Getting back into trading but learning and with proper risk management
@@Inceldetector6144 you should focus on your mistakes after pointing out your mistakes work on them so you will be better .one day
What’s your favorite dividend stock?
I realized a lot of the very successful traders are barely on social media! It’s so inspiring 🎉
Great attitude. I love that he says back on the horse after you fall off. It is such a psychological roller coaster when you lose. It takes a strong person To overcome this.
Yes very true. Key is to persevere 💪💪💪
You have to be a little crazy too I think😅
@@is-smct26 I was going to say and sometimes a little emotionally disconnected but didn’t want to offend anyone. I don’t mean psycho or anything but maybe a little crazy like you stated. Good job!
@@rayfranco1259 💯
Man Rez really speaks the traders hardship. I can relate to a lot of this. I’m glad he found success
Absolutely loved this interview! Rez is a great example of persistence and strength!
I lost over $300,000 investing in $GME and $BBBY, which was very depressing. Now, with low risk tolerance, I want to invest wisely. I’ve been researching index funds, ETFs, mutual funds, and growth stocks. I want a simple portfolio with about 3 holdings. If you were in my position, where would you start?
I find it more productive and safe to buy growth/blue-chip stocks rather than etfs. It's advisable to work with a fiduciary advlsor for well-diversified portf0li0s instead of relying solely on speculations.
I'm almost ready to retire and having a financlal advlsor has helped me a lot. Since I started investing late, I couldn't depend on compound interest from index funds. Despite that, I've earned more than some people who have been investing for years. I'll be retiring with at least $1m.
This is very insightful. Hope you don't mind me asking you to recommend your advlsor?
Melissa Elise Robinson is her name. Search her up.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her site up and filled the form. I hope she gets back to me soon.
I can also relate to all this, I started trading 7+ years ago, took a 6 year sabbatical and now returning much more mature and excited to go again. My advise is learn all you can, backrest your strategies and never pay signal directorates to do it for you. I wish you all the best abundance both intellectually and physically ✌️
❤Get in touch with me..!..⬆️
What a cool guy . VERY HUMBLE AND DOWN TO EARTH . AND Loves to share his knowledge. Wish more people were like him
⬆ hi
My three favorite channels: Humbled Trader, Stock Brotha, & Zip Trader. Make my week complete!
Thank you! 🙏
@@HumbledTraderOfficial Can u reply so us humans know you are not a robot?
Also everything this planned
Zip trader is a paid pumper tho 🐻
This bullshitter is saying the same thing on all trading channels
This is a great interview! It's nice to see our own past experiences be validated and there is so much wisdom here for beginners if they watch it over and over again :)
⬆ hi
Very true, people downplay advisors role, until burnt by their mistakes. I remember just after my layoff early 2020 amidst covid outbreak, I needed to stay afloat, hence researched for license advisors. Thankfully, I came across someone of practical knowledge, and decades of experience, my stagnant reserve of $225K has yielded nearly $1m after subsequent investments so far
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on him before scheduling a phone call with him. he seems proficient considering his resume.
An obvious way to lnvest for a recession is to buy shares in businesses that are likely to experience steady demand even in a downturn. Typically, those are consumer staples, utilities, and healthcare companies, but off course such decisions cannot be made by an average Joe, a financial advisr is important in making this decisions
I wholeheartedly concur, i have thought of engaging with an lnvestment coach,
The psychological effect is real when you loose during the early learning phase. Hearing from you and Shay give me hope that with more learning and the right trading strategies, I will get better. I have learnt too much to hop out now. At first I used to pray and hope- NO MORE. Thanks for your presentation.
He's great, I like him a lot, thanks for inviting him to your show
Respect to this guy with a full time job. Top man.
Yes! I’m right where you were, but I had to do it to learn. When you lose $2000 in a day you tend to learn quickly.
Thank you for this is so nice to know I’m not alone with this.
I’m stubborn, and have extremely high risk tolerance. I’m like go hard or go home! lol now I’m safer.
Use twice the stop when learning. It will make you much less anxious and allow you to stay in the trade. Staying in the trade is a must. A wider stop gives less risk reward BUT, if it keeps you in a trade that would have stopped with the smaller stop, and that trade becomes a 3R winner, you just saved/made 4Rs. Also you have the option to move your stop up and add shares (with the same risk) when the trade goes in your favor. It's all math. Your spreadsheet should track multiple trail methods, stop placements and tell you what to tweak to maximize your money.
Great watch... i love how relaxed and open the conversation is... keep up the great work!
This is my favorite interview so far on Humbled Trader. Thank you!!
The best athletes and coaches always remember the losses way more than the wins.
Ive been trading for about a year. I belong to the 90/90/90 club. I got back up. Got rekt two weeks ago - got back up. Some lessons are only learnt from experience. Thank you Shay and Rez. Sooo much of Rez resonated with me - the swapping of the buy and sell button had me cracking up. Would love to meet you both because I am like the other normal people Rez has met with the passion for trading which at times can make us a "little" unhinged. Can never give it up - just love anticipating price action.
When I was in graduate school I used to daytrade adjacent to Andy Bass who was a childhood friend of Sam Walton. Andy was an early investor in
Walmart and at one time was the largest land owner in Missouri having received the parking lot paving contracts for many strip centers anchored by Walmart as it grew up. Andy loved to daytrade and as he got older and suffered with Parkinson's Disease he often fell asleep while day trading futures contracts without stops. One day that stands out was when he fell asleep with a large position in S&P 500 futures contracts and although he was down a few hundred thousand dollars we didn't want to disturb him. At the end of the day the market started rallying and Andy woke up a few minutes before the close and exited the trade for a couple hundred dollar profit completely oblivious to his intraday lossess. He bought me ice cream as I drove him to the country club.
Subtle reminder within, thanks for sharing: At the end of the day… it all comes down to greed & fear, your fight or flight mechanism. Trading uncovers this daily in real time and you quickly learn if your mechanism is “damaged”. For those that are aware, you untap your potential as a trader AND a human being. That’s why most fail, they don’t focus on psychology, the literal driver of markets.
Nice work Shay, kept my interest the whole time, look forward to seeing more and more of your podcasts and videos
Awesome! More to come 😊😊
Thanks Guys for sharing your experience with us. It’s great to hear about trading an investing not only for an “how to become a millionaire” point of view.
This is the real stuff that a lot of influencers don't capture. Great content, my favorite.
Man this guy seems like such a bro. When i blew up my first account i felt like throwing up in the trash can. Feels better knowing im not the only one.
⬆️Directly get in touch with me❤.!..
I love the rush of placing trades just right and taking profits at the top. Even for a tiny account.
You guys would make a great couple I see the chemistry❤❤
I love how honest he is, it makes me feel like being profitable is attainable.
Sorry this guy is clearly a liar
@@ameliatah4107 ?
I had the same problems as rez did and other similar traders. I blew accounts similarly. I made a trading bot to implement my stategy which allowed me to get in and out of trades automatically. This has allowed me to not be glued to a screen watching my trades. Good luck.
Wʜᴀtsᴀpp ᴍᴇ ❣️
This episode was really great! Very energetic and well edited.
Cheers thanks
This was very insightful and educational of what not to do. Solidifies the importance of risk management ! However, interviews are much better without chewing gum.
“Don’t do it” just makes me want to trade even more.
I did blow up an account a couple of years ago. I’d love to try again.
I love the look on Shay's face when he said he placed a trade then took a nap! It was priceless! and then it was you wouldn't consider taking a nap with a stop?...LOL
HAHAHAHAH i know i was serious about that question lol
Ahhh. This guy almost make me cry, he's so real about everything
This was one of the most real , down to earth video.
Humble trader is crushing . Might have a new X in her sights .
"Oh, my God, look at that face
You look like my next mistake
Love's a game, wanna play?"
This podcast series is great! I’ve just started trading and its surprising how much I have to battle with my own emotions. But I’m obsessed and can’t stop. Literally in the middle of trade right now trying to finds ways to distract myself from messing with my SL/TP 😂 Its nice hear how other traders deal with the emotions of the trade. Something to think about when I’m down on myself or need some encouragement that I will get better. To distract myself It’s watch your videos or…look at videos of the future lambo I will buy with my gains 🙃😋
Keep going..👏
do everything possible to robotize your trading.
your SL is at a pip level. that's the point at which you refuse to take more losses. you have thought out where it should be carefully. odds are if the market goes there, it continues going that way.
TP is somewhat slightly flexible. yes and no. lol. i've seen the market get almost to TP only to reverse. so if it's warm and looking like it's going to die on me. i'm not too picky about getting that last little bit. i have a ding ding alarm set to go off when it's getting close so i can take a look and decide if i let it ride to TP....further...or close.
Keep it up Cassie not all obsessions are bad. My goal is to take care of my wife not just to buy things but to make sure we have the essentials. Being debt free takes time and patience. Debt steals your time. So be encouraged you can do this, and by doing this at such a young age you are really thinking about your future. God Bless you♥️
@@g.burney4714 you my friend are in the right place mentally to succeed.
cover the bills. live comfy and free of work. have time for family. This is pure gold.
more is welcome sure. but if you have the basics covered and aren't slaving at the 9 to 5. man that's the perfect world.
love this attitude.
⬆ hi
Love interviews. I learn so much and they are comforting and inspiring
Great interview Shay you ask good questions you are so genuine
This was a fantastic interview. Very enjoyable and entertaining and I can identify so much with Rez’s comments. Lots of wisdom here.
❤Get in touch with me..!..⬆️
Rez is kick a@@! Thanks HT for shaking down the guy for the golden nuggets!!!
this is so much fun at the end! and I learned a ton!! thank you both!
Loving the podcast, nice to see you evolve. Congrats.
The take a nap after entering a trade with no stop is me everyday😭
My Risk-tolerance rules are losing only less than 15% for every trade, but the wins are always from 1% to 20%, 50%, or even more than 100%.
Look into position sizing and use this in combo with risk %.
This is a great interview!
Lets go!!! Love to see this episode with Rez
Get this guy on next
This man's DIFFERENT GRAVY . LIKE DAMMM
Yesss!! a podcast !! And you're good!
Great interview! Important to show the true side of trading. Been in many rooms, no one knows. Learn, dig deep, control your emotions & do it yourself. I have found this to be so true. 😊
You and Rez make a great couple, get in there!
Great interview! i have a lot of the same reasons and mindstate. Feels good to hear! Feeling Motivated
Great interview. I like listening to other people's stories and how they trade and the experiences and different point of views. With these interviews we are exposes to many more people than what we see on UA-cam. I really like the rapid-fire questions.
I want to refer ad vocem to the topic Rez mentioned in this podcast: how his emotions are much stronger when loosing over when winning.
I think (if I am not mistaken, it was him) Tom Hougaard in Best Looser Wins touches on the subject of psychology and how in humans negative emotions are much stronger than positive ones. He gives a great example of a person wanting to loose weight. 2 photos are presented for motivation. One is of a fit, slim individual, the other one of an unfit, overweight.
A human would naturally pick the latter photo of how they don’t want to look over a photo of a positive image.
Same applies to trading.
As well as the Fallen Cost Fallacy, which I am personally guilty of and working on it.
Understanding these concepts is very helpful in trading.
⬆️Get in touch with me directly!..❤
You both have great chemistry together
Great interview Shay! Thanks, that was fun to watch.
Hi Shay! I normally don't spend a lot time to watch lives or videos, I do only short ones, but I love to watch your podcast humble trader. Also, I like the good advises from Rez, very good guy. Congrats 👏👏👏
Thanks for putting this interview together Shay! Love it!
Shay and Rez, do you guys utilize any trading alert services? What is your takes about these services?
I've had the same experience- high risk to reward ratio all my life. However, I've toned it down in the last 8 yrs.
Great interview thank you - what event in Vegas are you guys referring to ?
Proud of dad!
dad?
Proud of you son 💙
excellent guy and interview
I love these interviews! Thank you so much Rez and Shay!!!! I'm good with 5% per day
Great return, congrats!
Loosing that’s s not good, but focus also on recovery of loosing profit , it’s also part of learning
Most charismatic guest and most inspirational interview. And I speak of over 200 trading podcasts.
Awesome stuff love your work
When you lose money, your helping someone somewhere, LOL!
This is the exact reason why I'm trying to learn with a small account. 6 months in I'm basically at break even.
Money is a game. It’s a pain in the ass to deal with people when it comes to the money game
I just subscribed. Congratulations on 1million subscribers in advance. You deserve it. 🎉
I also seek adrenaline like Rez, grew up snowboarding and bombing hills on skateboards and then sky diving, I want to fly a wing suit but my wife says I’m addicted to seeking adrenaline and I said “babe I’m not not gonna get close to cliff/terrain I just want a longer flight”, and she said, “You’ll start with that but I know you’ll push it closer and closer until you mess up”, and I thought, “she’s probably right”, it’s never enough
Great stuff Shay. Thank you both!
Excellent interview! Thank you both
Great interview! Thanks, Shay! It does help those who are considering the deep dive and the time it will take to become profitable in this crazy industry. :)
I would give the SAME exact answer to new traders. DON'T DO THIS TO YOURSELF UNLESS YOU TRULY ENJOY PAIN AND SUFFERING B/C THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE IN FOR, FOR AT LEAST A COUPLE YEARS. Like pain and suffering that you have never experienced in your entire life.
hahahaha, im just getting passed this mark. 8 minute mark in video. risk management has become an amazing part of trading. and i as well have taken 3 or 4 years to get to a point to not lose, now trying to get passed just breaking even and actually being profitable. thanks for sharing your story and the interview!! :) and the biggest hurdle now is getting passed pdt
I'm on the same boat, keep it up!
Haha, that's great, congrats on getting past that mark! The 8-minute mark in the video is definitely a moment to look forward to. The importance of risk management really makes the whole trading process more surprising. Spending three or four years to get to the point where you're not losing money is a huge accomplishment, and you're now working towards the goal of balancing your income and expenses and achieving profitability. Thank you for sharing your story and experience! Now, passing the PDT challenge is indeed a considerable hurdle, but I'm sure you have the wisdom and perseverance to overcome it. I wish you the best of luck on your trading journey and continue to achieve more success! :)
Thanks for sharing your experience and tips. Thank you very much❤❤❤
Just saw your presentation about your life and move to another country. Same here bullied as hell and lots of anger inside me. Thank you for that I’m gonna search for help ❤
Love this new show! Congrats and thank you.
Nice interview, also great job on the Red panel truck painting.
Hi all! I enjoy the high risk, high reward mindset, in trading.
Risk management is key to successful trading.
The chemistry 🔥🥰
Trading is definitely not boring if you make it a pursuit of passion. 🙏
I loved this podcast!!❤️
Hi humble trader, what book of Jesse Livermore Rez was talking about?
By the way thank you for this video, it’s was really helpful for me.
⬆️Get in touch with me directly!..❤
Thanks for this. You guys can follow Amarkets as understanding the value of a trading journal is absolutely critical. I actually started one but never kept up with it especially when I have losing trades. I definitely should get back to it. Thanks for this gem of an interview. Ran into it by accident but I'm glad I did. Cheers!
OMG you guys would make a great couple ❤️
profit and loss are brothers, no risk no profit
Only 4k to 1million, OMG, I am watching closely. I do not want to miss the 1 million subscribers moment.
Appreciate the vid! 👍🏻
Why I feel there is spark between the two of you😍😁 love is in the air😂
That was really cool.. I can respect the honesty....
Great Episode! Thanks!
That cactus is amazing ...😍🌵
Great podcast!
My reasons for trading now is opposite of Rez, It's to help my kids in my retirement. lol. Keep up the great work.
I would rather be a little bit conservative. Rez is a very high risk trader but yes he gets rewards.. I think every successful trader has blown off their accounts not once not twice, key word Don’t give up ⬆️
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