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    Stock Market: Advanced Trading: Ultimate Cashflow Guide for Diversified Investing: 3 Hour Crash Course
    Stock Market: Advanced Trading: Ultimate Cashflow Guide for Diversified Investing: 3 Hour Crash Course
    Stock Market: Advanced Trading: Ultimate Cashflow Guide for Diversified Investing: 3 Hour Crash Course
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    Stock Market: Advanced Trading: Ultimate Cashflow Guide for Diversified Investing: 3 Hour Crash Course

    By Edward Day

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    The Hidden Secret To Complete Financial Abundance and True Autonomy In Life…

     

    Are you ready to leave that day job behind for good? Are you sick and tired of the pointless commute to the office you dread, only to barely make enough for rent each month?

    Have you been trading on the side and are beginning to see some momentum with your success?

    Many people associate risks with investing in stocks.

    The truth is, over the years it has been proven that playing the stock market is the most viable investment to build real wealth.

     

    In 2019, the S&P 500 was up nearly 25% and based on expert's opinion and history, the momentum will carry over to 2020. Growing your portfolio has never been more profitable, but you have to be fast because the market is ripe.

     

    Just imagine yourself traveling the world at your leisure, working when you want to, and having no boss to answer to.

     

    Whether you're a stay at home mom, a struggling college student, or even a day trader who is simply looking to up their game — taking your knowledge of the stock market to the next level is sure to put you within the reality of your dreams...and if you want, you'll even be able to finally start saving.

     

    In Stock Market Advanced Trading: 3-hour crash course, you'll discover:

     

    • How to maximize your budget for optimal return
    • A scientifically proven strategy for tracking trends
    • How to combine different trading strategies to mitigate risk
    • The #1 secret to early and fast success!
    • Why pursuing the unconventional is what sets the experts apart
    • How relaxing will actually earn you more money
    • How to reduce investment risks with a solid and well-planned strategy for buying and selling stocks
    • How to keep the IRS happy and off your back
    • A step by step guide to starting your trading business

     

    … and so much more.

     

    All you need is one great investment to change you and your family's destiny forever. Think back to March 1986 when you could buy the first Microsoft stocks. If you would have decided to invest in Microsoft shares instead of buying a new car, this investment would be worse $17 billion this year.

     

    Having success with stocks is a simple mathematic principle that anyone can apply. Just think about it as going back to school and learning the Pythagorean theorem. Once you know that a² + b² = c²  everything gets easy and predictable.

     

    On average, Americans spent $71.8 billion on lottery tickets ($285 per adult), smokers waste $5,000 on cigarettes every year and even if you don't smoke or play the lottery, you are still likely to spend $2000 on coffee a year. Just imagine how much money you could make on the stock market if you stop wasting what you have.

     

    With just a few small adjustments to your strategies, a broader awareness of the whole big picture, and some secret insight into what the biggest players are doing, you'll easily make a fortune in return.

     

    The time for you to attain true financial freedom is now. You know you have what it takes, you know your desire is strong and your passions even stronger.

     

    The only thing left is for you to commit.

     

    So, if you're ready to take your trading to a whole new level and create full autonomy for yourself in every aspect of life, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdward Day
    Release dateJun 22, 2020
    ISBN9781393712527
    Stock Market: Advanced Trading: Ultimate Cashflow Guide for Diversified Investing: 3 Hour Crash Course

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      Stock Market - Edward Day

      An Introduction to ‘Me’ and My Trading History

      SATCHEL PAIGE, THE world-renowned baseball player, said that women and money were similar in the sense that you’d do absolutely anything to acquire either. I didn’t get involved in forex trading in order to attract women though, I got into it to make enough money to give my wife and daughters the kind of life that they deserve. I’m sure that that’s why many of you are interested in increasing your net worth through the stock market too — in order to finance your families’ dream lifestyles. Many of the world’s most famous millionaires are family-people whose immediate relations mean the world to them. A study titled Insights on Wealth and Worth showed that nearly four-fifths of all millionaires are married, with more than 60% of them having never had a divorce. Successful investors need something to hold on to that encourages them to keep working towards their financial goals, for many people this inspiration takes the form of a spouse or children (if not both). Your motivation might be something entirely different though: it might be to someday own a small island off of the coast of Brazil, or to purchase a personalized helicopter, or perhaps you’d just like to be able to rent a home with a bigger garden for your dog.

      I’ve always been a little in love with money and finance. I went off to study a bachelor’s degree in finance straight out of high school, which I followed up by finishing a Master’s degree in accounting. I walked straight out of university and into the waiting arms of an accounting firm. I worked as a chartered accountant for a few years, and although I enjoyed it, I felt that something was missing from my life. I carried this desire for ‘something better’ with me for what felt like eons, until the fateful day on which one of my clients invited me to a forex seminar. I was skeptical at first, but eventually agreed to go. I’ve always believed that fate works in mysterious ways, and I like to think that I was destined to end up accompanying my client to this seminar because it is what got me hooked on stock trading. It had such a profound effect on me that I decided to go back to university and complete a bachelor’s degree in economics (as well as a myriad of forex trading courses). I devoured all of the information on stocks and stock trading that I could find, and soon found myself being invited to give talks at seminars on forex trading (just like the one that sparked my love for investing in foreign exchanges).

      I’m not the only successful stock trader that carved my way to the top through education, a study conducted by the Spectrem Group found that approximately 84% of all millionaires are college educated and that a further 88% of them spent at least half an hour each day reading educational books in order to improve their understanding of economics and finance. Of course, you don’t need a fancy degree in order to make millions, millionaires like Zhou Qunfei (who founded Lens Technology), Amancio Ortega (who started Zara), Francois Pinault (who pioneered the company called Kering), and Richard Branson (who famously founded Virgin) all became a part of the top 0.6% without even a high school diploma to their names. If you’re willing to keep learning and expanding your knowledge of the stock market, you don’t need a piece of paper to validate what you already know.

      I’m not special just because I’ve ‘made it big’ on the stock market. In fact, we probably have a lot in common. I’m just your average American family guy who enjoys fishing on the weekends and taking my two dogs for walks. If an average guy like myself can do it, so can you. Fortunately for you, I’ve taken a liking to taking students under my wing — over the next six chapters I’m going to share all of the secrets that helped me to go from ‘ordinary’ to ‘extraordinary’ with you.

      I’m Not The Only One Who Has Gotten Rich By Trading Stocks

      I’M JUST A SMALL FRY compared to the big guys like Warren Buffett and George Soros, but I’m one of many normal Americans that have made a pretty penny by investing in the stock market.

      George Soros is arguably the most inspirational successful stock trader of all time. He was born a Jew in the 1930s in Budapest, which means that his childhood was defined by the murder of 500,000 of his own people during the German Occupation of Hungary in 1944. George and his family only managed to survive because they craftily made falsified identity documents for themselves (and saved countless other Jewish families by helping them to do the same). The end of World War Two didn’t see the end of George’s strife. The rise of communism directly after the fall of the Nazis drove George to seek refuge in England where he worked as a railway porter in order to finance his studies through the London School of Economics. Shortly after graduating, George was offered a position at Singer and Friedlander, which is when his star really started to shine. George soon came to be known as the ‘King of Forex’ and is currently worth $8.3 billion (which is about four times as much as President Donald Trump is worth). George would be worth a lot more if he wasn’t such a philanthropist — to date he has donated about $32 billion of his personal money to charity. The most important lesson which one can learn from George’s story is that coming from a place of adversity doesn’t determine the kind of life you’re capable of living. The moral of the story is that hard work and determination is the solution to nearly any problem.

      Warren Buffett (the current chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway) was born in Omaha in the 1930s, around the same time that George Soros was born. At age seven little Warren borrowed a book titled One Thousand Ways to Make $1,000 from his local library, and he never looked back. His childhood attempts at making a million (or a thousand) dollars involved selling soda and chewing gum, and delivering magazines door-to-door on a kind of paper route. At 11, Warren made his first investment in the stock market by purchasing three shares in Cities Service. His high school attempts at turning over a profit were a lot more successful. In his sophomore year, Warren and a friend purchased a pinball machine and got permission to put it in a local hair salon for clients’ waiting children to play with. The venture was such a resounding success that Warren was able to sell it for $1,200 within a couple of months. He used this sum to purchase a 40-acre farm which he leased out to a neighboring farmer. Warren had big dreams long before most of us dreamed of anything other than being cowboys or princesses, so it’s no surprise that he had amassed the equivalent of $105,000 in savings by the time he finished college (which his father had forced him to attend against his wishes). Warren has spent the rest of his life doing very much the same thing he did in high school: purchasing promising commodities, profiting off of their dividends, and then selling them once their price has increased beyond a certain point. At the moment Warren is worth about $76 billion and he’s the fourth richest person in the world. Warren’s life story is a testament to the fact that if you’re willing to keep investing, you’ll almost always see a profit. Warren might have started making money while most of us were still hunting fireflies, but it’s never too late to adopt some of his habits, and to mimic some of his

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