How This Full-Time Trader Made His First $1 Million - Jason Graystone

[@DS-gn5vu]

Patience pays the bills

[@DesireToTRADE]

Well said!

[@remickn]

Great interview, Etienne. Thank you.

[@lyssnaytbring6369]

we are interested in seeing the charts, the setups. not to listen to some people just talking. No offense to you, you are very good and and love your personal videos. But as a viewer on this interviews the traderlion interviews is alot better because they have their guest show the charts, the setups, and what they are looking for. Thats valuable for us traders to expand our knowledge. These interviews/podcast are 10000 of already on youtube.

[@DesireToTRADE]

I’d argue you can learn a lot more by understanding a trader’s mindset. There are a thousand different potential setups you can trade. But you won’t be able to do it well unless your mindset is right. Also this is posted as a podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, etc. so charts don’t work well.

[@scottrobertson9973]

Another great interview and always feel inspired after listening to JG talking about trading and wealth building.

[@DesireToTRADE]

Glad you liked that interview!

[@MultiDisposition]

I have decided to trade off the weekly timeframe. I can’t be bothered looking at charts daily

[@liam-n8098]

How often you trade like once a month?😂

[@MultiDisposition]

@ I will be, I just trade four pairs. Intra day does My head in now.i just set and forget. I use renko big bricks to determine swings in the market and that’s it

[@felipeguerreroarias3479]

Etienne, great content! Thanks. A suggestion: Speak slower and buy a better microphe because is a little hard to understand, but is mainly the speed of your speaking.

[@ameliatah4107]

No one is going be able to make a living from trading after 6 months it’s 3 years minimum

[@liam-n8098]

Never know ;)

[@ameliatah4107]

@ yes I do because a good strategy and following rules and systems isn’t enough to be a successful trader. You need to develop intuition, Intuition is the key to being able to decide what set ups to take and which ones to avoid. To develop intuition takes years or practice trading live price action. You need to get yourself to a place where you’ve internalized the language of price action so your know longer guessing what price might do, or taking a punt, you know what price will most likely do. It takes a lot of practice and intuitive trading feels a lot like trading impulsively but you’ve learnt to act on the good impulses and filter out the bad ones. There are ways to speed up the process of developing intuition read Mark Douglas, trading in the zone. He has a system for developing intuition, if you follow his ideas you’ll get there faster but it’s still a lot of work there aren’t any short cuts

[@divamisi24]

Good mentorship can greatly shorten the learning curve…

[@nickk9499]

Etienne can you speak french ?

[@DesireToTRADE]

Yes 👍

[@PeterdelCanal]

Este tipo es FAKE........CON gráficos en Replay TODOS Acertamos...

[@luckyskivvy6077]

A rough "good return" could be based on the Bull💩 Factor. How much BS do you have to deal with to get zyz return. Example: I'll watch a house flipping show. They are doing months of hard work with construction crews. Leveraging large sums of money on an illiquid asset for a 25% annual return. 😅 Yet you can get +30% from the stock market with a few mouse clicks. Get out immediately at the first sign of danger.