Great video posted by @carminerosato_
Trading is not all sunshine and rainbows. You have great months, bad months and break even months. This is the type of review you should be having at the end of every month. Keep it real or else the markets will humble you. Well done bro. Also February was a red month for me. Tough markets but no excuses. Let’s get back to work. https://t.co/UbpU2t8zEL
This is fair but I’m not here to talk about my P/L. Every now and then is cool but my page is more so to tell my experiences working in the finance industry as a professional portfolio manager/trader. I manage over half a billion. Private wealth management is different than Hedge fund management. We work with private equities, hedge funds, mutual funds, and etc. I still trade daily but a good amount of it is swing trading. I’m only 30 and still learning daily even though I’ve been in the finance space for 8 years now. I’d eventually want to pivot back into prop or hedge fund space but for now I’m happy where I’m at and just want to continue to gain more experience and stay grateful for the opportunity.
If you really want to know what it takes to be a 7 figure earner in the prop/hedge fund space. Go watch one of my closest friends interview. He’s the definition of consistent grind. I started going to the firm on Sundays to review because of him. He’d never miss a Sunday and always gave me great advice. He left KTG/SMB Capital with the top trader at both firms and now works alongside him. I’m not a seven figure earner yet but I will be one day. All that is on my mind is consistency and discipline. Day IN and Day Out.
I love when people try to tell you about yourself on here. Very much cope. Richest man on earth is on X but someone managing a large amount can’t be? Lmao..
Excited for this drop. Shark is a machine. Personally never met him but watched his blotter for years and always took notes when he spoke during morning meetings.
NYC has 12 million people, a separate tax for people who work in NYC (in addition to state tax lol), a $15 toll to drive into NYC, a congestion tax for driving through mid-town, and yet they still somehow mismanage all of that money. What a fucking joke.
Sorry, being breached for inactivity after your payout request because you’re waiting for the payout has got to be the worst thing I’ve seen on the timeline this year.. that’s impressive achievement btw
The average journey of a successful trader:
•6-12 months learning technical analysis and getting good at learning how the market moves
•2-5 years learning how to stop being an idiot who self-sabotages their success
This is literally it
Making $100 in a day expands your perspective.
Making $1K in a day feels like freedom.
Making $10K in a day makes you feel untouchable.
Making $100K in a day makes you feel nothing.
The numbers don’t just change.
You change.
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You’ve got to ask yourself every morning..Are you willing to die for this shit? How bad do you actually want to make this work?
You’ve already seen what lengths the greats are willing to go to make it work. We’re in a field where less than 10% make it long term. Why do you think you can half ass it and get even 10% of their success? Get to work.
I want to be clear: I don’t post anything that isn’t true or verifiable.
I spent nearly four years trading at KTG / SMB Capital before transitioning into Private Wealth Management working with ultra-high-net-worth clients. I’m still a trader and a portfolio manager.
I use this platform to share real experiences from life as a professional trader to now managing significant capital. Not many people get the opportunity to work across multiple firms or manage millions, let alone hundreds of millions, before turning 30.
I’m grateful for the path so far and I’m just getting started. Everything I share will remain authentic and experience-based. I’m only here to post experiences and from time to time setups I trade with online funding companies.