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Why we trade!
Quote from Admin on 14 October 2024, 9:35 amWe’ve had a few people asking: “Why trade?” They come to our site, see our $1000 Monday posts, and wonder: "All this time trading, and only $175 to show for it? Why bother?"
Let’s break it down. If we had placed that $1000 in a savings account with a 5% APR, we’d only have $50 after a full year. We’ve already tripled that number in less than a year!
Some also say, "But you must be putting in a lot of time." Actually, no. We spend about 10 minutes picking a stock and maybe another 5 minutes during the week checking in. Honestly, most weeks we forget until Friday when it’s time to make adjustments.
Still, we hear, "But it’s only $175." Well, yes—for now. But not for long. Like with anything else, consistent effort breeds growth. Today it's 1 option; soon it's 2, 3, 4. Soon enough, you’re making $1000 annually. Consider this: if you traded with $10,000, following the same returns we've shown, you'd make $1,750 a year!
And it only takes a few minutes each week. So, ask yourself—what else are you doing with that time?
We’ve had a few people asking: “Why trade?” They come to our site, see our $1000 Monday posts, and wonder: "All this time trading, and only $175 to show for it? Why bother?"
Let’s break it down. If we had placed that $1000 in a savings account with a 5% APR, we’d only have $50 after a full year. We’ve already tripled that number in less than a year!
Some also say, "But you must be putting in a lot of time." Actually, no. We spend about 10 minutes picking a stock and maybe another 5 minutes during the week checking in. Honestly, most weeks we forget until Friday when it’s time to make adjustments.
Still, we hear, "But it’s only $175." Well, yes—for now. But not for long. Like with anything else, consistent effort breeds growth. Today it's 1 option; soon it's 2, 3, 4. Soon enough, you’re making $1000 annually. Consider this: if you traded with $10,000, following the same returns we've shown, you'd make $1,750 a year!
And it only takes a few minutes each week. So, ask yourself—what else are you doing with that time?