He Went From Pizza Driver to a $2.8M Day Trader (Evan Schunk Interview)

Evan Schunk is one of my Millionaire Trading students with $2.8M in trading profits. In this interview, we discuss his trading strategies, and how he became a trader who has 6-figure trading months after starting out as a pizza clerk. This episode is great for beginners who want to learn to trade and understand how to get started day trading. We cover Evan's road to becoming a profitable trader, his strategies to learn how to day trade, and some lessons from one of his costliest trading mistakes!

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