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Is it really possible to make a living through trading? - YES. There are many successful traders, all earning a good living through trading. While many of the most successful traders are able to leverage their success through managing other investors' money, there are still plenty of people who manage their own accounts and do very well. Some of these have even graduated from helpyoutrade classes. In order to trade professionally, it is important that you are properly educated on the markets & trading, have reasonable expectations for your annual returns, and have a consistent approach to every trade.
How did EZ Traders and helpyoutrade come about? - EZ Traders was founded because I had worked for two other education companies, and I realized that I could be more helpful on my own. I saw that I could provide the best possible services for a more reasonable cost, without having to use the high-pressure sales tactics. I have real Wall Street experience, and am a professional fund manager, spending my days trading and doing research, and I love to teach. In graduate school, my degree would have allowed me to become a professor, but I gave up that opportunity to become a trader. Having joined forces with helpyoutrade in 2008 allows me to combine the two things I have always loved: trading and teaching.
I have no background in trading or in stocks. Is this something I can learn pretty easily? - YES. Trading is a skill and can be taught, as long as you are committed to learning. helpyoutrade can help you whether you have been trading for 10 years, or don't even know what a stock is. Like learning anything new, it may take some time, but it is incredibly rewarding.
How much time do I need to commit to learning before I can be a confident, profitable trader? - It is different for everyone, but generally you can learn everything you need in about 6 months to a year. After that, most people require some additional support. The market is the same today as it was 100 years ago, but there are still different cycles year-in and year-out, and most people need help with dealing that.
I have been trading for a while, and have been through other education programs; what makes helpyoutrade different? - helpyoutrade is unique in a lot of ways. First, we are a small company and know all of our students on a first name basis. We know what they have done, how they are doing now, and where they want to be. Also, we teach a complete approach to every trade. Most education companies focus entirely on how much you can make in trading, and ignore how much you can possibly lose. We help limit the losses, as well as maximize gains. While other companies claim to provide this, we actually deliver. We focus on every aspect of every trade, where other companies focus only on a few. Also, helpyoutrade do not rely on high-pressure sales to build our client base. Word-of-mouth and referrals are where our clients come from, as well as some light marketing.
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What kind of guarantees does helpyoutrade offer? - We fully guarantee our Apprentice Package and offer satisfaction guarantees with all of our courses. If you are struggling after completing either of these courses, an instructor will work with you regularly to ensure your success. Of course, success is not guaranteed, but we will work with you through any issues you might have. For other inquires on guarantees, email us at .
I saw a system that used indicators like MACD, RSI, CCI, 3 different Moving Averages, Volume, Stochastic, ADX & DMI, Accumulation/Distribution, and Bollinger Bands for the entry & exit signals. Isn't this a better system because their entries are better refined and they have confirmation of the trade? - NO. There is a basic rule among great traders that simpler is better. If you need more than a sentence to explain your entry & exit rules, you are probably over complicating things. The fact is that if a security is going up, every good system will eventually provide a long entry, and vice versa as things move down. Entry rules, while important, are not the most important part of a trading method or system. "Confirmation" is impossible. You cannot predict the future, and no single indicator or group of indicators can either. Great traders understand that probability is all we can manage, and that prediction is a sham. Further, you do not need to predict the markets to be successful.
