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Podcast Ep.18 - Would you trade in front of other people?

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I've traded stocks in the past, but I'm not natively a stock trader. In my 1000$ account trading class, I will and that will be a true test of my ability using the same principles growing my Forex account to trade stocks! I've been asked several times: should you focus your attention on one financial instrument or should you trade a bunch of instruments? More and more I'm thinking that it's nice to have something in your pocket. 

With this class, I'll trade in front of other people. Do you think trading in front of other people changes your way of trading? I have experience in this and I have my answer.

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Rob Booker

Rob Booker

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Rob Booker is a foreign currency trader, best-selling author, and sought after speaker. A tireless world traveler, he has spoken to countless numbers of sold-out audiences throughout Asia, Europe and North America.

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