Want to be a GREAT Stock Trader? Think about THIS first
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Why do so many of the best traders live in the American Midwest? Find out the unexpected secrets of some of the most successful traders...
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Does where you live affect how you trade? Or ... to put another way, why are so many great traders from the Midwest?
Today’s video is from my recent #MidwestMeetup with a dream team of traders:
Tim Bohen, head trader at StocksToTrade
Michael Goode, my first hater-turned-millionaire student
Dom Mastromatteo, a six-figure student
Jack Kellogg (aka Jackaroo), another six-figure student
In addition to being successful traders in their own right, these guys have something else in common: they all live in Michigan.
For me, this brings up two questions:
1. WHY?
2. Is there something going on in the Midwest that can make traders more successful?
You might be surprised by the answers…
For one, they all admit that there’s a lot that the Midwest doesn’t have…
... like good weather. Could their trading success be due to the cold climate? Michael admits there isn’t much to do in the winter…
And Dom adds that when it’s dark at 5 p.m., there’s not much to do but hang out and study.
True, all of these traders have a great work ethic. For instance, Dom’s been working since he was 15. And Jack admits he isn’t as focused on friends or socializing as he is on trading ... because the more you put in, the better you can get.
... and all the traders featured here pursue trading with an admirable amount of hard work and discipline.
So what’s the deal?
Are these guys BS? I love trading while I travel the world. But could there be a benefit to staying put?
Here’s what I think: Maybe the setting has an effect, but it’s mostly about studying your butt off and being prepared. If bad weather helps you get that focus ... awesome. If you live somewhere quiet and that helps you focus on studying, great.
And if you agree with Michael that “the trials of this place give us our strength of character,” then more power to you.
If that’s what works for you, then stick with it!
Not everyone will succeed in trading ... but if you want to really try, be sure to watch this video. Listen closely to what these traders have to say.
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