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Awesome! After watching I have some work to do. I think all traders are working to get better and this is my next step. Thanks to Turbo and Nate for having this as part of our journey. Something I would have probably never done on my own. Thanks.
Great conversation, thanks all involved. I think one important question that was missing and probably would be good to hear about, how to build trust in yourself as a new trader and even professional one.
Another topic for discussion:
1. Risk management in trading for beginners and professionals
2. EGO management. How to control your fear and greed.
Great stuff here, I’ve been investing in sticks since the 1980’s. After I retired in 2019 I started swing trading and within the last 4 years some day trading.