Timothy Sykes
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Jack Kellogg's 10 Key Trading Lessons
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If you don’t know who Jack Kellogg is, you’re probably new here … In short, he’s an amazing student of mine, and he definitely trades better than I do. Watch this to learn his 10 top trading lessons!
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One big reason I went to New Hampshire for the holidays was to surprise one of my newest millionaire students — Jack Kellogg.*
(This video was filmed in December. Jack’s now up over $6.5 million in trading profits.*)
I’ll link the four-part series where Jack shares his life story … It has great insight into what it’s like to come from a small town and work hard for success.
Can you believe he used to sell pillows or that he was a valet driver? Be sure to watch all those videos to learn more about this amazing trader.
He’s the definition of a true hustler ... And that’s what it takes to make it in the stock market.
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Your daily grind has to be so strong that failure’s not an option. The odds are already stacked against you, so what will you do to tip the scales in your direction?
In this video, Jack shares what he did along with his top trading lessons…
Then watch the four-part video series to understand how he made it in an industry where so many lose.
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