Do you have a bio anywhere? Like info on how you got into trading, how your trading has evolved, what you do now and what your trading currently looks like?? If not will you do a video? I’ve really enjoyed your channel and am thankful for all the valuable content you put out! Thanks!

Really appreciate the presentation. It was great to discover Ninja Trade, Prop Firms, and Trade Copier. On the other hand, it was also frustrating because in the end, I did not understand how Trade Prop Firms work. I was waiting for you to explain it, but I think how Prop Firms work was too obvious to you and you probably thought it was not worth explaining. The only things that I understood about Prop Firms were: 1. I need to pay to try out. 2. If I pass the try out, I get funded. 3. I can make money with the funded account. 4. My loss is limited to some upfront fee. To me, these are some commonsense things, but what I really wanted to learn were: 1. What will happen to the profit that I make during the tryout period? Do I get to pay for the profit during the tryout period? If not, then the fee is gone whether I pass the try out or not. But, if I pass the tryout, I would have a chance to recover the fee with the next profit with a funded account. 2. After I pass the tryout, do I need to pay another fee to set up a funded account? 3. After funded, what % of the profit will be mine? Since I will be trading with someone else's money, I assume whoever funding the account is also looking to make some money. So, it does not seem to make sense that I would take 100% of the profit. I assume I'm actually taking some % of the entire profit. How does this work? 4. Also, I though it would have answered a lot of my questions if the slide at 23:12 that you skipped was explained. The NFL analogy was good to hear once, but frustrating to hear more than once because something obvious was repeated while I was waiting for you to provide more explanations of Prop Firms. Nevertheless, I thought this was an excellent introduction. I just have to go to the web sites of the Prop Firms and learn how it works.

Dogs, woods, BRCC, trader, rgb gaming rig, yeah you're straight up marriage material.

Just saw your video!! and I like what you are saying, BUT..How do I avoid the TAX man? anyway to do that? CRYPTO? any way you can teach me one on one? because I do learn quickly by seeing and doing it myself.... I am retired now and I do have plenty of time to study and learn from someone willing to help. Hope to hear from you soon.

hello, I have a question to ask here. When you trade option do you have 100 shares for xyz company before trading or do you just have enough money in your account to cover the expense if it go to a lose. I seen in other video stated that you want to have 100 shares so you don't do naked calls.

I'm trying so diligently to get out of my 55 hour a week day job life making $27 an hour by learning day trading so I can have a better life for myself and family. I struggle however because day traders want to charge thousands of dollars to teach you how to do it so I'm trying to learn on my own. 🤷‍♀️

@@tasha3676 True trading group (TTG) is another good YT channel. They do market recaps and go over lessons and news events every day. Really good stuff there for free.

Bollocks! Trust me even watching these KZfaq videos doesn’t always cut it

Eh, trading is quite easy n fun but most people over complicate it for themselves. Get a Goal, Get a plan, & put in smart work. You’ll realize it’s not rocket science!

I’ve been at it for two years now and I’m barely breaking even. Seems unreal lol

For some it’s definitely more challenging, but having ‘understanding’ is the first step.

I agree with you 100%. What worked for me was choosing professionalism and experience and staying in the game! So far, I’ve had ten months of lucrative outcomes just conservatively following plays from an accredited industry veteran; Christine Marie. Mila.

I just started trading futures from forex also. I like futures better!

@@natashaallen3919 Amen ❤️

when it comes to day trading its optimal to trade during times where the market has lots of volume, AKA, when everybody else is trading. It just so happens that the NYC market opens at 8:30am CST and around open is typically when there is the most people trading. Volume does not always equal good trade opportunities though.

She just trading for other people. She's not earning extra profit for herself. If she was trade copying to other accounts strictly for herself, then she needs to explain why she thinks that's more profitable than having all that marginable leverage in just one account? Trade coping across multiple accounts for yourself is not more profitable than just one account trading a larger position. If she's trading for other people and gets a fee for doing so then that makes since, otherwise it's just a waste of time.

@@jryer1 Thank you for that explanation. I couldn't think of any good reason to have so many accounts all trading the same. That would send some flags up, and you may get some people sniffing around your business. I'm not saying it's wrong; it doesn't make sense.

Great question. I was wondering the same. Doesn't make sense unless you maybe want to spoof the order book making it look like 20+ buyers are coming in? I'd love for her to clarify this.

Liked the house......dogs too! Nice!

If you can't do basic math, you shouldn't be trading lmao😆

@@bradyrobertson23 No need to be insulting. She talks about Eastern time.

Eastern because she said CPI report comes out at 8:30.

Watch as many You Tube Videos as you can and then practice on a dummy account for at least 6 months. Learn how to use TradingView and its indicators. Learn and understand Supply and Demand Zones. It took me 4 years to become profitable but it is well worth the investment.

She basically did 20x leverage. So 8k for the day

Her other videos discuss this.

Great question.

The capital in one account might not be enough to sustain a 20 contract bet. However, having multiple accounts allows you to bet your standard risk percentage per trade that you set for each account, while also being able to gain even more since you have more money to play with thanks to those other accounts.

The earnings are taxed as regular income, just like a W2 job.

I love it😊

She's East

I make as much as $5k/day trading on my iphone x, don't need to get too fancy.

46in wide monitor. It's massive