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Trader Mayne explains why having a job can make you a better trader “Once you have money that's handling your monthly expenses, I actually believe trading becomes easier because you're no longer trading to survive” “I started trading my best when I still was working. I went full-time and... show more

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Qullamaggie on A Million Dollars Is Not Enough to Quit Your Job “A million? Why would a million dollar trade ruin you? You would quit your job and start to drink? Why would you quit your job? A million dollars is not enough money to quit your job. Unless you're like in your 60s, then it may be enough. If you're younger than 60, a million is not going to last for long. How much is enough? Well, different for everyone. For some people... There is no upper limit. I fear I may be in that group. Like I feel like I won't be, even if I get to 100 million, I'm still going to be addicted to trading. Because it's a lot, it's like a, it's a passion, right? It's not a job, it's a passion. And if you, and once it starts feeling like a job, I'm probably going to quit.”

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