Learn To Trade Stocks and Options

Please. I’m begging. Stop and think for a second before you go out there and start spending money to learn. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great when people realize it takes money to make money (investing into their education); however, you still need to be careful not to waste your hard earned money. If something works so well, why would that person share it publicly and put it into a book? Hmmmm… don’t ignore your gut instincts and common sense.

ClayTrader Mail: The RIGHT Trading Attitude to Have! – https://claytrader.com/videos/right-trading-attitude/

There was a new Star Wars movie out (The Last Jedi), so given it is tradition at this point, Nate, The Architect, and myself had ourselves a Friday Fun Day and went to see it. Afterwards we gave our thoughts and review of the movie, so come along and hang out with us!

I come across the logic I talk about in the video time and time again. Sure, the logic shows up in various forms; however, at the end of the day when it is all boiled down, it's the same. On the surface, it does seem to make sense, but when you apply the logic to 95% of the other areas in life, the logic quickly unravels and becomes... well... very silly. I speak from experience as I took the same pathway when I first began, and I vowed to never do it again.

How and Where I Learned How to Trade - https://claytrader.com/videos/how-and-where-i-learned-how-to-trade/

Wow! What a breath of fresh air. I wanted to put a little twist on things this week and instead of talking about something in regards to NOT wanting to have it, let’s talk about an attitude that can give you a great foundation to branch off from and learn how to trade. When something sounds/feels “too good to be true”, then run away as fast as you can like you’ll see here. Follow your gut instincts!

The Spoof – “My Secret Software Robot Now Available!” - https://claytrader.com/videos/secret-software-robot-now-available/

I try to be as modest and humble as possible… bbbbbbut, in this situation I’m not. I’m gonna brag a bit….

I received a comment on YouTube which implied that being a trader in the stock market (or any financial market for that matter) is a problem when it comes to morality. While this person was not very specific on 'why' they felt this was the case, I'm actually going to take the opposite side of the debate and argue that being a trader in the market IS the moral thing to do. I believe I present a strong case for how those of us who do trade are actually doing the morally right thing.

I say this a million times in the video, but I’m going to say it once more here – there is absolutely nothing wrong with being brand new and asking extremely simplistic questions. However, there is a line that exists where it becomes evident once crossed that you are simply moving way too fast than what you should be. Remember, the markets are not going anywhere, so there is seriously no need to rush. Slow down and learn. Rushing leads to being one of the many who fall into the statistical 90% category of “failed”.

While I certainly don't mean to imply that in order to be a successful trader you need an elaborate system and strategy filled with all sorts of complicated requirements; however, at the same time, finding success in the markets is not quite as some newer traders perceive it to be. Sure, the core goal needs to be to find success in the most efficient and simple way possible, but that also offers the catch-22 of viewing something too simplistically and then watching your hard earned money disappear as you are taught the expensive lesson, "it's not "that" simple". Thanks to a YouTube comment, I have a perfect example of this.

I will give this person credit for willingly accepting the fact they are a total sheep; however, that does not excuse the fact that the overall mindset here is massively flawed. Ever see the statistics saying 90% of traders fail? Well… when you consider the fact there are people like this who exist in the world of trading, that statistic becomes quite easy to believe and understand.

I recently have made another real estate investment, but this time, there are a few new twists to it. For those of you interested in how to invest in real estate, you should find this video helpful in regards to giving a real life overall view of a "fun" way to make money in real estate that is not 100% business. With that being said, come along with me and check out this new piece of dirt I've added to the real estate investment portfolio.