The Truth About Trading Gurus - My Research

morris

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00:00 - Introduction
02:06 - Rayner Teo
05:38 - Andrei Jikh
08:04 - Ricky Gutierrez
12:18 - Graham Stephan
14.13 - Aswath Damodaran
16:13 - Adam Khoo
18.23 - Raging Bull
21:50 - Financial Education
24:25 - Warrior Trading
26:38 - Sven Carlin

 

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I only know of Raynor & Graham. Both are educational which is why I mess with em. Graham is definitely more personal finance than trading (or even investment) advice as the video stated.
 

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I skipped to the end to see what the board looked like and I'm happy to see the result. The truth about trading gurus is that they don't trade, they make their money from Youtube basically reading off Investopedia or another line of work. Which he brings up.

The few that do trade and manage chat rooms/paid services tell you to buy positions in random stocks they're already in and sells you their shares leaving you to hold the bag. They can't make money in this thing any other way.

Trading's more psychological than system based. Anyone can learn a system, how to use indicators, etc. but no service is going to help manage emotions or know when to click that button and get in or not.

The only way to get better is to take your lumps starting out just like everyone else that makes money did. There is no substitute for screen time. It take years to be consistently profitable.
 

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I skipped to the end to see what the board looked like and I'm happy to see the result. The truth about trading gurus is that they don't trade, they make their money from Youtube basically reading off Investopedia or another line of work. Which he brings up.

The few that do trade and manage chat rooms/paid services tell you to buy positions in random stocks they're already in and sells you their shares leaving you to hold the bag. They can't make money in this thing any other way.

Trading's more psychological than system based. Anyone can learn a system, how to use indicators, etc. but no service is going to help manage emotions or know when to click that button and get in or not.

The only way to get better is to take your lumps starting out just like everyone else that makes money did. There is no substitute for screen time. It take years to be consistently profitable.
^^This guy trades:salute:
 
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