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When you first start trading, losing money is inevitable. The difference between success and failure is how much you lose while learning.
Your first 6-12 months should be about building skills, developing habits, and understanding the market—not trying to make life-changing money.
- Start small. Losing $10-$50 on a bad trade teaches the same lesson as losing $10,000—without wrecking your confidence or account.
- Focus on execution, not profit. The money will come when your process is solid.
- Treat every trade as a learning opportunity. Track your mistakes and adjust.
If you’re serious about trading long-term, think of your early losses as tuition. The goal is to survive the learning phase so you can thrive later.
“TD Bank didn't monitor at least 90% of transactions between
January 2018 and April 2024, which
helped criminal networks launder $670 million, mostly in drug money.”
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Walz was a good choice. He had me at “Free breakfast and lunch for every child at school.”
By the way, that will improve the educational performance of those children and ultimately their ability to create wealth and opportunity for themselves.
Don’t let anyone tell you that’s a “free handout.” It’s nothing compared to the free handouts we give to the very rich in this country in the form of tax cuts, etc.
Martin Luther King said, “If they give it to the poor, they call it a handout. If they give it to the rich, they call it a subsidy.”