Have You Ever Wanted To Learn How To Trade?
Over 40 years ago I placed my first stock trade and my quest to learn how to trade in stocks began.
Over the years I lost hundreds of thousands of dollars (I won't say the exact amount because looking back I am so mad at myself for being so stupid) as I blindly went from one investing/trading method to another.
Frankly, I didn't have a clue about trading and finally got sick and tired of losing money so I started on a quest to learn how to be learn to trade stocks successfully.
It wasn't easy and I have spent over $50,000 on trading courses and software programs over the years but I stuck with it and now make a nice little income from my trading business.
"Trading Basics" is the stuff I wish I would have known years ago and is comprised of the exact same advice I give to my family and friends that express an interest in learning how to trade.
It is by no means the ultimate how to trade stocks book but I think you will agree that there is a lot of wisdom packed into it that can save you thousands as you learn how to be a trader.
My Book Trading Basics For Free?
In fact, I am going to make the purchase of my book a no-brainer because I am going to effectively give it to you FREE by giving you one of the juicy tips I talk about in my book
You see, when most people start trading stocks they open a brokerage account at one of the discount brokers they see on TV and pay $7.95 - $9.95 each time they place a trade.
"Hey, I love that little kid in the commercials too but not enough to give him my hard-earned money."
No, I would rather pay $1.00 or $2.00 per trade wouldn't you?
Note: This is for up to 200 shares. I recently bought 503 shares @ 21.31 and only paid $2.51 in commissions so you would have to trade thousands of shares to hit the rates charged by the "Discount Brokers" you see on TV.
How do I do this?
Easy, I use Interactive Brokers for my trading business. It's a deep discount brokerage that most people don't know about. Do a search for Discount Brokers and you probably won't see it listed in the search results.
I never heard of them either until I started hanging around some professional traders and they all said they used IB so I checked them out and opened an account and have never had a problem with them.
So do the math, $7.95 - $1.00 = a savings of $6.95 on just ONE trade. Hey, that's better than free isn't it?
I hope you enjoy "Trading Basics" and that it will save you time and money on your trading journey.