My average profit per trade is $1,632. Small gains are how I grew my account over the years to over $7.4 million. And I trade with a small account to teach students the process of how they can do it too…
0:00 Intro 0:31 Trading with 1 Device vs. Multiple 3:38 Karmagawa Merch 4:32 Adapting To This Market 5:59 #1 Thing To Do 6:56 Why I Wait For 2nd Panic 7:20 Get The Curriculum 8:32 TXTM Dropped, Why? 9:30 In-Person Trading Benefits 11:12 Aim Small, Miss Small 11:46 Outro
Learn how to change up your strategy in slow and hot markets. Plus…
How many devices my top students use to trade and how it can affect your mindset…
The tool that I use to catch big winners before they spike. (Linked above).
Why it’s OK to sit back and just watch the market…
How I adapt my dip buy strategy during big market sell-offs…
Why learning in-person is so beneficial. Don’t miss the next event! (Linked above).
And how to spot the top of a promoted penny stock…
How are you adapting to this choppy market? Let me know in a comment below — I love hearing from you!
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