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8 contributions to The Freedom Formula
6d •
New guy
Hello, I'm new here, I pour concrete and farm. I've worked my ass off my whole and can't sustain that for the next 20yrs. I want what everyone else in here wants but how do you put everything into this and still fulfill your work obligations you've had for whole life? Is it even possible? I'd love to quit everything and buy in but that's not realistic so how does everyone else balance the transition of what your doing now and putting 100% effort into this? And still wondering if this is legit? So much crap out there you never really know. Any feedback would be great.
0 likes • 4d
i remember kyle mentioning something about how, theres been plenty of people with 9-5 jobs who gained success with this stuff (farming might be more than 9-5 but i imagine the concept is still the same) I think he said it just takes a longer time, partly because you might miss out on some entries that people who could spend time looking at charts for a lot of time might get. but that it's still doable
5d •
Lots of info!!
Lots of info going over my head on prop firms, pay outs, and rules with time frames on trades, and connecting this account to that account. Not sure how Im suppose to pick one when the time comes being a green as I am? Suppose to compliment my trading strategy?? I don't have one? Think I was suppose to make a trade and post it too, I'm no where near that yet, maybe Im slow?? Haha IDK we'll keep at her.
1 like • 4d
@Jonathan Guarino i feel that thanks for your encouragement. Yeah I'm totally invested in paper trading until i feel solid at whatever requirements would be needed to pass an evaluation before going into it, just for my peace of mind. That might take me 6 months, that might take me a year, or even longer. Would you say that you can start practicing with paper trading just after going through the material once or twice? I know kyle mentioned having a deep understanding of how the market works is very important, however i feel like when i go through the course material i mostly accrue a strategy for making entries that i really just understand based off of believing it. I plan on spending time understanding the market deeper but i want to just start practicing.
1 like • 4d
@Mark Clarno thanks for you advice mark. Also i have a question. i know kyle mentioned the importance of understand how the market actually functions. Would you say its okay to practice paper trading with just a brief understanding of the market as well as the strategy kyle outlines for making plans and entries? I saw him mention the benefit of "learning by doing" but also I know he mentioned how important it was to understand how it all actually operates Thanks
9d •
General question about the market
So I still have a lot to learn as far as the nuts and bolts behind the market so this is me investigating that So if one goes for a short position, they borrow (for example) 10 shares at 100 dollars from a broker, sell them to make 1000, and then when the price drops biy back the 10 shares at a lower price. I know this would never be the case because everyone would do it, but why not just sell the shares to begin with and not even worry about buying them back? Is it because when you borrow the shares in the beginning of the trade, your not borrowing money, your borrowing shares, and so when you buy them back you fulfill your debt to the broker by giving them the shares, but you acquired them at a lower price so therefore you win? Sorry im just kinda confused and trying to figure out how it all works Thanks
1 like • 5d
@Jeremy Martinez ok thanks i think i understand better
9d •
Question about premium and discount areas
So I was wondering, when there’s a significant move down or up, is it always due to large institutions putting in lots of orders, or are there some natural movements of the market, up or down, that aren’t from manipulations from the larger players?
12d •
Vision
My vision is to earn enough income to continue to become more strong on my feet, possibly have a family, help out my friends with our projects in our community, and have enough time to pursue my passion for playing music
1 like • 10d
@Stephen Gerald Onyia great, will do thanks
0 likes • 9d
@Tyrone Swan yeah man, and we can do it. We have to build from the ground up, but we totally can do it. I hear after a while it can get so simple it’s almost boring. Let’s go
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