Being a successful trader is all about your trading process. It's not about the number of screens you have.
If you haven't identified a solid process that makes money consistently, then buying more screens won't make you successful.
But don't you need all those screens to keep track of markets? Don't you need it to day trade different instruments at a time?
Take a look at this:
The time horizon spectrum
If you're holding your stocks beyond 120 days or 4 months, you're probably an investor.
If you're holding your stocks within 1 day, you're a day trader.
However...
You're competing against algorithms and order flow tricks designed to take money from you.
You're competing at AI that will make trades in split seconds and even manipulate markets to mess with YOUR head during that time scale.
Your trading against the literal Terminator!
This is the real problem:
You're using technology designed to treat trading like a video game.
Trading that way is not a profit making engine for your financial freedom.
You're allowing big corporations and retail trading brokers to confuse you, distract you, from what really makes money!
90% of new traders lose 90% of their money within 90 days.
This is why. Distraction: They're focused on all the wrong things.
So what can you do about it?
Nothing
- If you're a loser.
- And you're the type to give up
- And you'd rather live a life believing that buying more screens makes you profitable in trading.
But if you're a hard worker, a self starter,
If you're willing to make the sacrifice needed to give yourself the financial freedom you deserve, that your loved ones rely on…
Then you know that success relies on more than just yourself.
If you were ever successful in any part of your life, you know that hard work, sacrifice and determination is important…
But it's not the whole story…
Benjamin GrahamWarren Buffet's mentor
You know, in your heart of hearts, you had a mentor.
Someone to guide you, someone:
✅ to show you how to do things the right way
✅ to show you how to avoid critical mistakes
✅ to encourage you when you are down
✅ to correct you when you are wrong
All successful people had a mentor. It takes longer and is harder to become successful without one.
So if you want to be a successful trader, don't you want a mentor?
But there are so many mentors out there, so many programs.
How do you tell the ones that work from the ones that don't?
Tell me, how many of them were professional traders in the past? How many of them successfully traded to an early retirement?
You don't know. That's the point.
What if there was an Institute that collected all of the world's best professional traders into one place?
Would you like to learn more?
