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What a treat it was to get to interview you Nathan! You spent do much time with me and the traders that came into our Twitter Space. I thought they had excellent questions. Your generosity to the trading community knows no bounds. Mahalo nui loa! Warm aloha, Kim
Thank you Nate.
who is this young trader nate is saying is the best trader he knows? would like to learn about his setups
I am a day trader, I’m also one who learns from everything new. Will your day trading course help with Futures? I’m going to sign if I can learn something new. I trade on each new candle more sop than the trend.
Thanks. I am trying to begin meaningful trading. My current job pays well but I want to transition into trading to gain some freedom and independence. Is it realistic to work on trading only two out of three weeks?
I have over a million in retirement funds but want to generate 60-70 percent returns a year to eventually 5 X my accounts. Would you use options or momentum trading or some combination?