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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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Will Thompson2 months ago

not so easy trading against plumbers now is it

Crashino2 months ago

desperation as a trading strategy has a pretty consistent track record of not working

Jack2 months ago

FT @notthreadguy @Tradermayne @counterpartytv

niltsx2 months ago

@Tradermayne Makes it much easier to sit out and wait for the right opportunity

stressed2 months ago

Dont have that much time to trade after 7am-7pm. It's more like a hobby at this point.

Wassardio2 months ago

@Tradermayne wait, wat, get a job is game breaking advice?

Mr Bibbles2 months ago

@Tradermayne You need a source of income not necessarily a job, Airbnb, yield account etc…

Imagyn 🐂🀄️2 months ago

@Tradermayne facts

PNL 💊👀🐂2 months ago

not pulling rent from a compounding account, he went full-time then got a job again

Georgi P 🍋2 months ago

💯, maybe peak bull go full time ,since the opportunity is so big but it's hard to pull that trigger and recognize when is it happening

Iroh2 months ago

peace in the mind trades cleaner than hunger ever could

GuruVerseX2 months ago

rent money turns every setup into a must win trade

Dr. Ogcrypto2 months ago

@Tradermayne Not easy

🦈2 months ago

@Tradermayne But then you have to balance feeling “stuck” in your 9-5

ふみちむ@受験生2 months ago

hold on

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