Timothy Sykes
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Why My Student's $700K+ In Profits Stresses Me Out
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December 14, 2021
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If you know me, you know I haven’t shorted in years … And talking to this student about his short strategy reminds me why I don’t do it! But he’s managed to make about $800K using his data-driven strategies. Tune in to learn more and find out why it still stresses me out!
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It’s Evan Schunks’ first time on camera. We have him with us today because he’s yet another one of my top students killing it in the Trading Challenge…
He’s not quite a millionaire yet, but he’s pretty close with his profits at $800K.
I want to mention though, his starting capital was about $30K … And in his first 20 months, he lost about $10K.
I know most people don’t just have $30K laying around ready to lose in the markets, so I don’t necessarily want the focus of this video to be on the profits.
But I mention all my students’ profits. It’s like how people talk about athletes and mention their stats … Think of the profits as a way to track a trader’s individual progress.
And don’t ever compare your own profits to ANY top trader. Each trader’s journey is unique...
Evan’s strategies and trading preferences are polar opposites of mine, and what he does gives me anxiety just talking about it.
But I want to feature him in this video lesson because I want my followers and students to get to know him better and understand what’s helped him find success…
There’s a DVD from one of my greatest millionaire students that many of my other students swear by — including Evan here.
Can you guess what it is? If not...
Tune in to see which DVD I’m talking about!
And watch as Evan tells you why he prefers the shorting strategy over going long…
He could either convince you to “join the dark side” or scare you away from shorting for good — don’t miss this!
If you understand why Evan’s strategy stresses me out, comment below … Say, “Evan, control your risks!”
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