Why haven't you taken the Institute of Trading classes yet?

>>1691670
because I can waste money on my own. I don't need help.

>>1691670

I have a pirated version of this course

All of the content seems to make sense, but I can't shake the feeling that it's all bullshit designed to sound convincing.

>>1691670
what he says in those videos is actually correct. it's just like with poker, there's tons of videos and coaches out there talking about the correct things, but not everyone can actually do it. Attacking liquidity is a legit strategy.

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Here's a tip: Never take financial advice from some trendy 30-something. Instead of trading, I recommend learning some basic strategy and hitting the blackjack table. Your odds are probably similar, except at least blackjack is fun/requires minimal effort and can be played with others.

If you want to actually invest, look for the oldest, most boring white guy you can find - he's your guy.

>>1691711
link?

>>1691670

I don't want to become an institution just yet.

>>1691812
Warren Buffet? That nigga that has Billions and jerks off at the house all day

>>1691812
if you want to make money investing, then look at an index/mutual fund. this is the safest way to passively make money in the long term.

You're right, hitting up the blackjack table (as this game can actually be beaten) is a better strategy than day trading. I can make $50-$100 in 30 minutes or so from blackjack.

Anton knows his shit, but the course is too expensive IMO.

>>1693651
Do you have a good guide for "beating" blackjack? I stopped playing because it seemed too easy and I prefer Hold 'Em, but I'd like to see the 'trick.' Is it just counting cards?

Just watched the million dollar traders series by Anton, that man is a pure machine built for trade.