In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Marcellino Fx, a successful Forex trader who has the ability to make $2000-$3000 a day trading from his home office.
Marcellino is not your typical trader, and his journey to success is filled with unexpected twists and turns. As he shares in this episode, he invested everything he had into trading as well as his logistics company. Marcellino’s commitment to his craft is evident, and he emphasizes the importance of mastering structure to achieve success in Forex trading.
In this episode, we will delve deeper into Marcellino’s story, discussing the sacrifices he made to achieve his financial goals and the lessons he learned along the way. Join us as we explore the world of Forex trading and learn from the experiences of a successful trader who has made it to the top.
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Key Lessons
[07:23] The problem with prerecorded courses is that you can understand the concept of what is being told but, the application is another story.
[08:48] When people are explaining, 90% of the time, they experience something that has really been done in the market.
[11:51] Find and get mentored or taught in a live session because a trial and error can be very hard and lot of changes came up during that time.
[28:40] Try and find a person what you believe you trust and you’re not just taking it at face value.
[29:30] If you can identify structure and you trade with the market direction, you know the probability of getting trades right is much higher.
[30:02] Don’t get too attached emotionally to a trade.
[34:29] You always want to swim with the momentum. You don’t want to go against it.
 
