Timothy Sykes
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Want to Short Sell? See How It Can Affect You Mentally First
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Have you ever heard of ‘mental capital?’ It’s basically your thoughts and mental capacity. And some trading strategies can take a larger toll on your mental capital than others. Watch and learn!
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Here’s something I wish someone told me years ago...
Material possessions don’t hold much spiritual value.
Don’t get me wrong — I’m proud of all my success. But now I realize that owning things never made me feel accomplished.
What’s fulfilling for me? Teaching traders and donating all my trading profits to charity.
That’s why I’m driving a rental car in this video — I sold all my exotic cars. It didn’t make sense for me to have them.
You know how I always have to give my 2 cents when it comes to the right mindset. Speaking of mindset, here’s today’s lesson...
I’ll get into why I don’t short sell much anymore — and how short selling can affect someone’s mindset.
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Short selling is a risky strategy. I think so many new traders would lose big if I tried to push short selling as a strategy right now.
Tune in now to learn how dangerous short selling can be — financially and mentally.
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