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All age groups from teens to adults who aspire to crack down the finance world are cordially invited to attend the event with guest of honour Mukul Juneja (Director, Escale Solutions)
Oh by the way, we also have some exciting announcements to make that would surely help you pursue your journey in finance further as well. Stay tuned for that 😃🥳😍
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Shelby Davis started investing only at age 38 with $50,000. Died at age 85 with $900 million. 23.2% annual return for nearly 5 decades.
Shelby Davis is considered second greatest stock investor after Warren Buffett.
Starting late is not a big liability, provided you live long.
Shelby Davis is considered second greatest stock investor after Warren Buffett.
Starting late is not a big liability, provided you live long.
4 most common types of traders
1.The Quick and Silent Sniper-
The sniper is a trader who has a lot of patience, who sits quietly and waits. At their side are the predefined perfect conditions for entry and exit. The sniper waits and waits.
specific levels.
2. The Scalper-
This type of trader is very aggressive.
They find themselves in many intermediate levels in the range of the rally cycle and often try to exploit and take advantage of many trades, expecting to make low profits.
3. The Artillery Barrager -
Bust out the big and loud guns for these guys.
These are traders who go with trial and error and just put as much out there as possible. They go on a specific level and then try multiple entries around key levels until it works.
4. The Hobo ( or Trainhopper )-
Imagine you’re in the wild west at a train station. A train just began to leave when you see someone run up alongside it with their bags slung over their shoulder.
The train speeds up, but the manage to toss their belongings in an open door. They pick up speed and haul themselves in as well.
1.The Quick and Silent Sniper-
The sniper is a trader who has a lot of patience, who sits quietly and waits. At their side are the predefined perfect conditions for entry and exit. The sniper waits and waits.
specific levels.
2. The Scalper-
This type of trader is very aggressive.
They find themselves in many intermediate levels in the range of the rally cycle and often try to exploit and take advantage of many trades, expecting to make low profits.
3. The Artillery Barrager -
Bust out the big and loud guns for these guys.
These are traders who go with trial and error and just put as much out there as possible. They go on a specific level and then try multiple entries around key levels until it works.
4. The Hobo ( or Trainhopper )-
Imagine you’re in the wild west at a train station. A train just began to leave when you see someone run up alongside it with their bags slung over their shoulder.
The train speeds up, but the manage to toss their belongings in an open door. They pick up speed and haul themselves in as well.
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