28 Sep

The Struggle Doesn’t Have To Be Real

Have you ever felt angry, disgusted, and disappointed after taking a bad beat on a trade?

I have.

And while those emotions are impossible to eliminate, you can control them to a point that is not a distraction to your trading.

It’s something the pros do well… and what the amateurs struggle with.

I was once staring at a mountain of unpaid bills — $250K in debt — with no real solution.

I wasn’t lazy… I just wasn’t thinking big enough.

I would do odd jobs like roofing in the summer… I even collected empty cans to recycle them for some extra cash.

At some point, I looked at myself in the mirror… and decided enough was enough.

I needed a change — and the stock market was the raft that would rescue me from drowning in debt.

You can read more about the steps I took to turn the corner below:

One question I get asked all the time is “If you have a lot of debt, can you still play the stock market?”

I have a pretty strong opinion on this one… and some people may not agree at first… but you’ve got to hear my response:

The fourth quarter of 2019 is coming fast.

And you know what?

I couldn’t help but think about the massive losses I took in the fourth quarter of 2018… and the adjustments I took to bounce back and put together my most profitable trading year to date…

I’ve come up with one trading tip that I believe can help you if you are struggling in the stock market, or are dealing with trading in the hole…

It’s the same tip that I used to turn my weaknesses into strengths… and allowed me to develop a system that allows me to “manipulate” my trading win rate.

Now, there is one last piece of advice I want to leave you with… the easiest way for you to succeed is for you to have someone who breaks down trading for you into simple bite-size chunks… and teaches you how to make money while you’re learning.

Jeff Bishop and I sat down with Nathan Bear the other night… and sadly, we were only able to salvage just 2 minutes and 4 seconds of our 51-minute interview.

I see Nathan as being an enormous asset for our Raging Bull clients as we step into the fourth quarter.